CEC Semester Eleven 2017

B4J is a Rapid Application Development tool that runs on a personal computer or ARM-based device. Today’s lecture will demonstrate the creation of an IoT application that uses the resources of both B4A and B4J.

In this session you will learn electronic circuit techniques for interfacing a 315MHz remote and receiver module to an Arduino.

Before a developer can start developing their own APIs and HALs, they need to understand a few critical characteristics that all portable and reusable software exhibit. In this session, Jacob will dig into the details on how to write reusable code...

MCUs are the bricks on which the IoT is being built. This class will provide the background needed to understand why MCUs are used and how common IoT functions are implemented.

The Linux operating system is the key to this lecture. Today’s unlikely co-star is an off-the-shelf Raspberry Pi, which will be configured as an IPv6 router. Various open-source tools will be introduced and used to assist in the adaptation of the...

Developers need to think a lot up front about how to develop their own APIs. In this session, Jacob will discuss important considerations such as performance, code space and reusable and how they apply to the API and HAL design. Attendees will...

This class will provide descriptions and examples of MCU-based ADC peripherals used in IoT applications. Hardware resources, constraints and limitations, and example designs will be described.