Internet of Things with Python Programming

Learn Python, the language for IoT

How great would it be to write your own computer program? Or, design a web or desktop application that millions of people could enjoy? Both are a possibility if you learn how to code in Python. Python is the very versatile, object-oriented programming language used by startups and tech giants, Google, Facebook, Dropbox, and IBM. Python is also recommended for aspiring young developers who are interested in pursuing careers in Security, Networking, and Internet-of-Things.

Raspberry Pi development comes in many flavors, but Python is common and powerful. In this project-based course, learn how to work with this highly readable language—along with a Raspberry Pi board—to build a secure ecosystem of interconnected IoT devices. We will be reviewing the basics of IoT smart devices, as well as several important IoT communication models.

You will work on 4 Development kits as part of this Hands-on IoT with Python course:

•Live Weather monitoring

•Motion detection in a room and image capture

•Tank alarm using Water level detection sensor

•Smart trashcan

What you’ll learn:

•Problem-solve using an algorithmic approach.

•Understand programmer’s work in the software development process.

•Gain knowledge on how a program is executed in a computer environment

•Hardware considerations

•IoT communication protocols

•Internet security and cryptography

•Designing the project architecture

•Integrating sensors with Raspberry Pi

Course Instructor

Sai Acuity Author

At Sai Acuity we tap individuals knowledge and skills through innovation labs, reverse mentoring and speaker series and have created guided learning journeys – MOOC-like experiences intended to quickly build new skills through a blend of reading, blogs, videos, discussion groups, assignments and projects as part of our customized learning solutions. We specialize in Cybersecurity, Data Science and Talent Management/Human capital management training. The USP of all our training’s is hands-on that we provide, our focus is on real-life practical knowledge sharing, and not tool-based PPT slides.