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==Materials== | |||
To have students prepared for materials: | |||
* Have a standard plan of what each student will be doing | |||
* Set a weekly date and time for group meetings | |||
Task lists | |||
* Students work through a task list | |||
* What 6-8 tasks do they need to have accomplished so they'll be where they need to be at end of quarter? | |||
Balance | |||
* What is already done, versus what do they actually do? | |||
* Again - use the Raspberry Pi balcony sensor project as a prototype | |||
* They will need to replicate the setup | |||
* What is the setup? The setup is a Raspberry Pi generating sensor data - they need to capture and analyze that data | |||
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Revision as of 06:38, 27 July 2016
UGR Project
Topic
Brainstorming on topics:
- Internet of things
- Wireless data networks
- Cybersecurity and Unix networking tools
Internet of things for wireless sensor networks:
- Wireless networks
- Data transfer
- Sensor data acquisition
- Something I have a personal interest in: implementing large-scale data networks for sensor network data transfer/control using radios
Cybersecurity:
- Network, traffic, analysis, tools, statistics
- Harder to come up with undergraduate level projects
- Better for a programming class, perhaps.
Materials
To have students prepared for materials:
- Have a standard plan of what each student will be doing
- Set a weekly date and time for group meetings
Task lists
- Students work through a task list
- What 6-8 tasks do they need to have accomplished so they'll be where they need to be at end of quarter?
Balance
- What is already done, versus what do they actually do?
- Again - use the Raspberry Pi balcony sensor project as a prototype
- They will need to replicate the setup
- What is the setup? The setup is a Raspberry Pi generating sensor data - they need to capture and analyze that data