Course Content
Lesson 1: What is IoT?
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Introduction
Learning Outcomes
Activity – Explore IoT Around You
Conclusion
Quiz
Lesson 2: Connect the Things!
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Introduction
Learning Outcomes
Activity – Smart Bulb/Fan Simulation
Conclusion
Quiz
Lesson 3: Sensors that Communicate
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Introduction
Learning Outcomes
Activity – IoT Temperature Alert / Soil Moisture Monitor
Conclusion
Quiz
Lesson 4: Control from Anywhere
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Introduction
Learning Outcomes
Activity – Remote LED/Fan Control
Conclusion
Quiz
Lesson 5: When Things Go Wrong
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Introduction
Learning Outcomes
Activity – Debugging an IoT Setup
Conclusion
Quiz
Lesson 6: IoT for Good
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Introduction
Learning Outcomes
Activity – Design Your IoT Solution
Conclusion
Quiz
Intro to IoT (Internet of Things)

Sensors are the heart of IoT. Without sensors, devices cannot understand their environment.
 They help IoT systems become:

  • Smart (react to real-world changes)

  • Useful (alerts, comfort, automation)

  • Efficient (save time, energy, and resources)

For example, a farmer can water crops only when soil is dry, instead of wasting water every day.

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