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Department: CSE A.Y.: 2023-2024

Name of the Faculty: A.Tejaswini Subject Code: C57PE4F (R20)
Pre-Academic Session Review Title of the subject: Internet of Things
PART-A
S. No Attributes Yes/No
I Vision and Mission of institute
II Course handout& its contents
a) Vision and Mission of department

b) PEOs of the program

c) Program Outcomes (POs)

d) Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

e) Prerequisites

f) Course objectives

g) Course Outcomes (COs)

h) Detailed syllabus

i) Course Plan

j) Evaluation scheme

III Course material

a) PPT’s, Reference links of Material

b) Question bank prepared by faculty (unit wise)

c) Quiz question bank (unit wise)

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 INTERNET OF THINGS (B57PE3) -COURSE FILE
Class: VII Sem A.Y:2023-2024
Name of the Faculty: A.Tejaswini Email: atejaswini@tkrcet.com
Phone Number: 9396912816 Contact Sessions: 48

Vision & Mission of the Institution

Vision: The institute endeavours towards imparting quality education with ethical values and strives
to make students technically competent to reach high level of achievements an make our nation self-
reliant and globally recognized.
Mission: The institute is committed and dedicated to mould the students into quality engineers and
technologists with aplomb by providing world class scientific and technical education through:
Ensuring excellent branch wise infrastructure facilities, with eminent and qualified faculty.
Making the institute a research/resource center to enhance scope for consultancy and R&D.

Vision & Mission of the Department

Vision: To achieve and evolve as a center of academic excellence and research centre in the field of
Computer Science and Engineering

Mission: The department strives to continuously engage in:

Providing the students with in depth understanding of fundamentals and practical training related to
professional skills and their applications through effective Teaching-Learning Process and state of
the art laboratories pertaining to CSE and inter disciplinary areas.

Preparing students in developing research, design, entrepreneurial skills and employability

capabilities. Providing consultancy services and promoting Industry-Department interactions.

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 Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

The Programme Educational Objectives of the programme offered by the department are listed
below:

PEO 1

To create and sustain a community of learning in which students acquire knowledge and apply in
their concerned fields with due consideration for ethical, ecological and economic issues.

PEO 2

To provide knowledge-based services so as to meet the needs of the society and industry.

PEO 3

To make the students understand, design and implement the concepts in multiple arenas.

PEO 4

To educate the students in disseminating the research findings with good soft skills so as to become
successful entrepreneurs.

Program Outcomes (POs)

1. Engineering Knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals,

and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
2. Problem Analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyse complex engineering
problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences,
and engineering sciences.
3. Design/Development of Solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design
system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the
public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations
4. Conduct Investigations of Complex Problems: Use research-based knowledge and research
methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the
information to provide valid conclusions.
5. Modern Tool Usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern
engineering and IT tools including prediction and modelling to complex engineering activities with
an understanding of the limitations.
6. The Engineer and Society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess
societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the
professional engineering practice.
7. Environment and Sustain ability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions
in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable
development.
8. Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of
the engineering practice.
9. Individual and Team Work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in
diverse teams, and in multi-disciplinary settings.
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10. Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering
community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports
and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions
11. Project Management and Finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering
and management principles and apply these to one's own work, as a member and leader in a team, to
manage projects and in multi-disciplinary environments.
12. Life-long Learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in
independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

PSO 1: Designing effective algorithms for computing

PSO 2: Developing software applications with key focus on privacy, cost and utility.

Prerequisites
1. Hardware and minimum installation process.
2. Programming knowledge in C.

Course Objective
Learn the concepts of IOT and build simple IOT Systems.

Course Outcomes (COs)

Upon completion of the subject, students will be able to

COURSE OUTCOMES:

CO1 : Apply foundational concepts of the Internet of Things (IoT), including its physical and logical
design, communication models, enabling technologies, and deployment templates, to implement
basic IoT solutions and applications. L3
CO2 :Apply knowledge of IoT and M2M communication, SDN, NFV, and NETCONF-YANG to
manage and differentiate between IoT and M2M systems effectively. L3
CO3: Apply various IoT networking concepts and connectivity technologies, including IEEE
802.15.4, ZigBee, 6LoWPAN, and others, to implement effective IoT networks and wireless sensor
networks (WSNs). L3
CO4 :Analyze the features and components of Arduino and Raspberry Pi, evaluate their
programming environments and architectures, and design effective IoT solutions based on these
platforms. L4
CO5: Analyze and build IoT solutions using various cloud platforms and storage models, including
WAMP-AutoBahn, Xively, and Amazon Web Services, to meet specific project requirements. L4

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Syllabus

UNIT-1

UNIT I
INTRODUCTION TO INTERNET OF THINGS: Introduction, physical design of IoT, logical
design of IoT-functional blocks, communicational models, communication APIs, IoT enabling
technologies, IOT levels & deployment templates, Characteristics of IoT, Applications of IoT, IoT
Enablers and Connectivity Layers, Baseline Technologies,, Sensors, Actuators, IoT Components and
Implementation, Challenges of IoT.

UNIT III
IoT AND M2M: Introduction, M2M, Difference between IoT and M2M, SDN and NFV for IoT,
Origin of SDN, SDN Architecture, Rule Replacement, IoT System Management with NETCONF-
YANG: Need for IOT systems management, simple network management protocol, network operator
requirements, NETCONF, YANG, IoT system management with NETCONF- YANG,

UNIT III
IoT networking: Connectivity Terminologies, Gateway Prefix Allotment, Impact of Mobility on
Addressing, Multihoming,,, Deviations from regular Web, IoT Identification and Data Protocols.
Connectivity technologies: IEEE 80.15.4, ZigBee, 6LoWPAN, RFID, HART and Wireless HART,
NFC, Bluetooth, Z-Wave, ISA 10.11A Wireless Sensor networks : Components of a Sensor Node,
Modes of Detection, Challenges in WSN, Sensor Web.

UNIT IV

ARDUINO: Features of Arduino, Components of Arduino Board, Arduino IDE, Program Elements,
Function Libraries, Random Numbers, Interupts. RASPBERRY: Introduction, Architecture, PIN
Configuration

UNIT V :

IoT Platforms Design MethodologyIoT Physical Servers & Cloud Offerings: Cloud Storage Models
& Communication APIs,, WAMP- AutoBahnforIoT, Xively Cloud for IoT, Amazon Web Services
for IoT.

Text Books: 1.Internet of Things by Arshadeep Bagha, Madisetty Vijay, University Press
2.Internet of Things by Jiva jose, Khanna Book Publishing Co. (P) Ltd.
Reference Books: 1.Getting Started with Raspberry Pi, 2nd Edition, Matt Richardson and Shawn
Wallance, SPD.
2.Internet of Things Principles and Paradigms, Rajkumar Buyya and Amir Vahid Dastjerdi,
ELSEVIER.

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Course Plan for Internet of Things (Theory)
SL. Time in No. of Teaching
Date Topic(s) Aid
No. Minutes Sessions
Overview of syllabus 30M SCAL
1. 1 1
Importance of IoT 30M
UNIT-I: physical design of IoT, 30M SCAL
2. 2 logical design of IoT-functional blocks 25M 1
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL
communicational models, 10M
3. 3 communication APIs 25M 1
IoT enabling technologies, 15M
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL
IOT levels & deployment templates, 20M
4. 4 1
Characteristics of IoT 30M
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M DG
Applications of IoT 20M
5. 5 1
IoT Enablers and Connectivity Layers, 30M
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M IBL
6. 7 Baseline Technologies 40M 1
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL
Sensors 25M
7. 8 1
Actuators 25M
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL
8. 1
IoT Components and Implementation 50 M 1
0
Conclusion 5M
9. 1 Last class revision 5M SCAL
1
1 Challenges of IoT. 50M
10. 1 MP
Model Papers Discussion 50M
SCAL
Total Classes for Unit-I 10
Last class revision 5M SCAL
1. 1
UNIT-II: Introduction, M2M 30M 1
2
Difference between IoT and M2M 20M

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 Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL
2. 1 SDN and NFV for IoT 20M
1
3 Origin of SDN 30M
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL
3. 1 SDN Architecture 50M 1
5
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL,IBL
4. 1
Rule Replacement 50M 1
6
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL
5. 1 IoT System Management with NETCONF-
50M 1
7 YANG:
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M DB
6. 1
Need for IOT systems, management 50M 1
9
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL
7. 2
simple network management protocol 50M 1
0
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL
8. 2
network operator requirements 50M 1
1
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL
9. 2
NETCONF, YANG 50M 1
3
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL,MP
IoT system management with NETCONF-
10. 2 30M
YANG 1
4 Conclusion 5M
Model Papers Discussion 15M
SCAL
Total Classes for Unit-II 10
Last class revision 5M SCAL
1. 2 UNIT-III: Connectivity Terminologies 20M
1
5 Gateway Prefix Allotment 30M
Conclusion 5M
2. 2 SCAL
Last class revision 5M 1
7

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 Impact of Mobility on Addressing, 15M SCAL,DG
3. Multihoming 15M 1
Deviations from regular Web 20M
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL
4. 2
IoT Identification and Data Protocols 50M 1
8
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL
5. 2 Connectivity technologies: IEEE 80.15.4 25M
1
9 ZigBee, 6LoWPAN 25M
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL

6. 3 RFID, HART 20M

1
1 Wireless HART 30M
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M IBL
NFC, Bluetooth, Z-Wave, ISA 10.11A 20M
7. 3
Bluetooth, Z-Wave, 15M 1
2
ISA 10.11A 15M
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL
8. 3 Wireless Sensor networks : Components of
50M 1
3 a Sensor Node
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL
Modes of Detection 20M
9. 3
Challenges in WSN 15M 1
5
Sensor Web 15M
Conclusion 5M
10. Model paper Discussion 50M MP
Total Classes for Unit-III 10
Last class revision 5M SCAL
1. 1
UNIT-IV: Features of Arduino 50M 1
6
Conclusion 5M
2. 3 SCAL,PL
Last class revision 5M 1
7
3. Components of Arduino Board 50M
Conclusion 5M
4. 3 Last class revision 5M
1
9 Arduino IDE 50M SCAL

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 Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M
5. 4 SCAL
Program Elements 50M 1
0
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M
6. 4
Function Libraries 50M 1 SCAL
1
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M
7. 4
Random Numbers 50M 1
3 SCAL
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M
8. 4 SCAL
Interupts. 50M 1
4
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M
9. 4
RASPBERRY: Introduction 50M 1 SCAL,PL
5
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL
10. 4
Architecture 50M 1
7
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL,CS
11. 4
PIN Configuration. 50M 1
8
Conclusion 5M
Total Classes for Unit-IV 10
Last class revision 5M
1. 4 UNIT-V: IoT Platforms Design
50M 1
9 Methodology IoT SCAL,PL
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M
2. 5 SCAL
Physical Servers & Cloud Offerings 50M 1
1
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M
3. 5
Cloud Storage Models 50M 1 SCAL
2
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL
4. 5
Communication APIs 50M 1
3
Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL
5. 5 WAMP- AutoBahn for IoT 50M 1
5
Conclusion 5M

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6 Last class revision 5M 1
SCAL

Xively Cloud for IoT 50M

Conclusion 5M
Last class revision 5M SCAL,CS
7 Amazon Web Services for IoT. 50M 1
Conclusion 5M
8 Model paper discussion 50M 1 MP
Total Classes for Unit-V 8

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 EVALUATION SCHEME:

Evaluation Scheme
Name of the Type of the Examination Marks
Exam

Minor-1 Assignment 10

Mid Term-1 Objective 5

Subjective 15

Mid Term-1 Total 20

Minor-2 Objective Paper 10

Mid Term-2 Objective 5

Subjective 15

Mid Term-2 Total 20

Average of Minor-1 and Minor-2 10

Average of Midterm-1 and Midterm-2 20

Average of Minor + Average of Midterm 10+20=30

End Part-A10 Questions each Question Carries 2 Marks 20

Examination
Part-BFrom Each Unit 2 Questions, attempt any one like 5 50
Questions has to answer, each Question carries 10 Marks

End Examination Total Marks 20+50=70

Total Marks 30+70=100

Course material
PPT’s, Reference links of Material
https://shorturl.at/dejq9

Question bank prepared (unit wise)

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 Unit-1

Part A

1) Give the classical definition of IoT

2) What are the different characteristics of IoT
3) Draw the generic block diagram of IoT Device
4) Briefly write about IoT Functional Blocks
5) Briefly write about IoTCommunication Models
6) What are the different IoT Enabling Technologies
7) Explain why the Communication Protocol is the backbone for IoT
8) What is the role of cloud computing in the IoT
9) What are the different levels IoT
10) What are the different components in IoT
11) How the IoT changes human life style
12) Briefly write about the History of IoT
Part-B

1) Explain in detail about IoT Communication APIs

2) Explain in Detail about IoT Protocols
3) Define IoT and explain Characteristics of IoT
4) Explain IoT Protocols in detail
5) Explain IoT Functional Blocks with suitable example
6) Explain Communication Models in detail
7) Explain REST-based communication APIs in IoT
8) Explain WebSocket-based Communication APIs in IoT
9) Explain WSN and cloud computing are plays major role IoT
10) What are the roles of big Data analysis, communication protocols and Embedded
11) Systems
12) Explain in detail all the components in IoT
13) With neat diagram explain the process of Level-1 Deployment
14) With neat diagram explain the process of Level-2 Deployment
15) With neat diagram explain the process of Level-3 Deployment
16) With neat diagram explain the process of Level-4 Deployment
17) With neat diagram explain the process of Level-5and Level-6 Deployment.

Unit-2
Part-A

1) Why is network wide configuration important for IoT systems with multiple nodes?
2) Which limitations make SNMP unsuitable for IoT Systems?
3) What is the difference between configuration and sate data?
4) What is the role of NETCONF server?
5) What is the function of data model manager?
6) Describe the role of YANG and TransAPI modules in device management?
7) What is M2M
8) Define SDN
9) What is Network function Virtualization?
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 10) Which communication protocols are used for M2M local area networks
11) How SDN uses Standard Communication Interface
12) What is the function of a centralized network controller in SDN?
13) What are the key elements in NFV architecture?
14) In which scenario SNMP is not suitable for IoT
15) Briefly write about the role of NETCONF server
16) In your view write the differences between State data and configuration data
17) Briefly write about the functionality of data model manager
18) How Trans API uses YANG in device management

Part-B
1) Write in detail about the differences between IoT and M2M
2) Narrate about SDN
3) With neat diagrams describe about how Network Function Virtualization
4) virtualizes the IoT devices
5) Explain the necessity of IoT system management
6) Write in detail all Network Operator Requirements
7) Explain NETCONF and YANG
8) Explain with neat diagram of IoT Systems Management with NETCONF-YANG.

Unit-3

Part-A

1) What is an IoT device?

2) What is the interpreted language?
3) What is the purpose of an information model?
4) What is a keyword argument in python?
5) What is the difference between a physical and virtual entity?
6) What are variable length arguments?
7) What are the various service types?
8) What is the interpreted language?

Part-B

1) Explain key connectivity terminologies in IoT networking

2) Describe the concept of gateway prefix allotment in IoT networks.
3) Analyze the impact of mobility on IP addressing in IoT.
4) What is multihoming in the context of IoT?
5) Discuss the deviations of IoT from the regular web architecture
6) Explain the significance of identification protocols in IoT.
7) Describe the IEEE 802.15.4 standard and its role in IoT networking.
8) Compare and contrast ZigBee and 6LoWPAN as connectivity technologies in IoT.
9) What are RFID and HART technologies, and how are they applied in IoT environments?
10) Discuss the components of a sensor node in a Wireless Sensor Network (WSN).

Unit-4

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Part-A

1) What is the significance of the Sensors in IoT Devices

2) Write the command with syntax for searching for a file in Raspberry Pi?
3) What is the work of I2C in Raspberry Pi
4) Write briefly about pcDuino.
5) What is the work of the SPI interface in Raspberry Pi?
6) Write about BeagleBone Black
7) Write about Cubie board
8) What is use of GPIO pins

Part-B

1) Discuss the key features of the Arduino platform.

2) Describe the main components of an Arduino board and their functions.
3) Explain the role of the Arduino IDE in developing projects.
4) Identify and explain the main program elements in an Arduino sketch.
5) What are function libraries in Arduino, and how do they enhance programming?
6) Describe how random number generation is implemented in Arduino.
7) Discuss the concept of interrupts in Arduino.
8) Provide an introduction to Raspberry Pi, highlighting its purpose and applications.
9) Explain the architecture of Raspberry Pi.
10) Discuss the Pin Configuration of a typical Rasberry pi model.

Unit-5

Part-A

1. Write the role of a Router in WAMP

2. Write a short note on Amazon EC2
3. Write any one Administration & one Security services in Boto.
4. Write a python code snippet for connecting DynamoDB
5. Write any three python packages of Interest
6. Write a short note on Template in Django Architecture.
7. Why are API important for business?
8. Write the RPC model client roles.

Part-B

1. Discuss the role of physical servers in IoT environments.

2. Describe different cloud storage models used in IoT.
3. Explain the significance of communication APIs in IoT cloud platforms.
4. What is WAMP (Web Application Messaging Protocol), and how does it apply to IoT?
5. Analyze the benefits of using AutoBahn for IoT applications.
6. Discuss the functionalities of Xively Cloud and its importance in IoT solutions.
7. Compare Xively Cloud with another IoT cloud platform.
8. Describe the features and services provided by AWS IoT.
9. Discuss how AWS IoT ensures security and data integrity in IoT deployments.
10. Analyze a case study of an IoT application implemented using AWS.

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Quiz question bank (unit wise)

https://shorturl.at/dejq9

Previous Question Papers

Ref: www.tkrcet.ac.in

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 B.Tech IV YR I Semester First Mid-Term Examinations SEP- 2023

Branch Name: CSE

Subject Name: INTERNET OF THINGS

Maximum Marks: 20 Duration: 1Hour 20 Minute

Part-A (Objective Paper)

Answer All the following questions. (5 Multiple choice & 5 Fill in Blooms Attainment of
the blanks) Taxonom Course
y Level Outcomes
Marks: 10x1/2M = 5M

1 Integration into the information network helps in making IoT Systems________

a) Dynamic
L1 CO1
b) Self-Configuring
c) Smarter
d) Self-Adapting
2 SDN attempts to create network architectures that are [ ]
a) simpler
L1 CO2
b) inexpensive
c) scalable
e) All
802.16 protocols data rates [ ]
a) 10Mb/s to 40Gb/s
3 b) 40KB/s to 250Kb/s L1 CO1
c) 1Mb/s to 6.75Gb/s
d) 1.5Mb/s to 1Gb/s
_____separates the control plane from the data plane [ ]
a) IoT
4 L1 CO2
b) Cloud
c) SDN
d) NFV
5 802.15.4 protocols are in ___________[ ]
a) Network Layer
b) Link Layer L1 CO1
c) Application Layer
d) Transport Layer
6 6LoWPAN Stands for_____________ L1 CO1

7 _______________protocol is used to business messaging? L1 CO1

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8 ___________is a bi-directional communication model? L1 CO1

9 M2M area Networks use __________? L1 CO2

10 IoT systems can have ____________ things? L1 CO2

Part-B (Descriptive Paper)

Answer All the following questions. Marks: Blooms Attainment
5Mx3= 15M Taxonomy of Course
Level Outcomes
11 Identify the most efficient IoT Communication API for
L3 CO1
real-time data exchange?
OR
12 Identify the most suitable IoT levels and deployment template?
L3 CO1

13 Apply NETCONF and YANG to manage network devices

L3 CO2
effectively?
OR
14 Construct a scalable SDN architecture for large-scale
L3 CO2
networks?
15 Construct an IoT architecture incorporating various enabling
L3 CO1
technologies?
OR
16 Apply connectivity terminologies to enhance understanding in
L3 CO3
IoT?

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 B.Tech IV YR I Semester Second Mid-Term Examinations December-2023
Branch Name: CSE Subject Name: INTERNET OF THINGS

Maximum Marks: 20 Set-2 Duration: 1Hour 20

Minutes

Part-A (Objective Paper)

Answer All the following questions. Blooms Attainment of Course Outcomes

Taxono
(5 Multiple choice & 5 Fill in the blanks) Marks: my
10x1/2M = 5M Level

1 Cubie Board comes with --------------------------- L1 CO1

processor
a)1GHz Arm cortex A8 b)dual core 1GHz
ARM Cortex A7
c)Dual core A8 processor d)Arm core A6
processor.
2 L1 CO2
____________ allow separation of the
presentation of data from the actual data by using
placeholders and associative logic.
A)Xively B)Django Templates C)Model
D)WAMP
3 A _________acts as definition of the data in the L2 CO3
database.

 A)relation B)template C)model D)view
4 L1 CO2
There are__ Pins on Raspberry Pi for SPI
interface.
A)3 B)5 C)4 D)6
5 Amazon EC2 service is established by calling: L1 CO1
A)boto.ec2.connect_to_region
B)boo.rds.connect_to_region
C)boto.connect_s3
D)boto.dynamodb.connect_to_region
6 Modules to be imported must be present L2 CO2
in the _____________.
7 L1 CO2
GPIO means _____________________

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8 _____________ contains the logic that glues the L2 CO2
model to the template
9 _______ is a master-slave bus protocol L1 CO2
1 Modules can be imported using L1 CO2
0 ___________keyword.

Part-B (Descriptive Paper)

Answer All the following questions. Marks: Blooms Attainment of Course

5Mx3= 15M Taxonomy Outcomes
Level

1 A) Draw and explain the building blocks of IoT L2 CO1

device
OR

B) Discuss in detail about Arduino with neat L2 CO1

sketch
2 A) What is the use of GPIO Pins? L1 CO2

OR

B) What is the use of SPI and I2C interfaces on L1 CO2

Raspberry Pi?
3 A) Explain Amazon RDS, Amazon Dynamo L2 CO3
DB.Amazon SQS.
OR

B) Explain the use of Amazon S3, Amazon L1 CO3

Kinesis for IoT.

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