Internet of Things
How sensors, devices, networks and data create smart systems.
Batch dates to be announced — register interest for early access.
- To be announced Live Online Beginner-friendly
Why this track
Where hardware, networks and data meet
Connected products are shipping across energy, manufacturing, mobility and agriculture — and they need people who understand the whole stack.
Cross-disciplinary edge
Few candidates can speak sensors, connectivity and data together. You will.
No hardware to buy
Demos and simulators are provided during live sessions.
Industry demand
Smart energy, logistics and manufacturing are hiring IoT-literate engineers.
What you’ll master
Skills that map to real job descriptions
- Sensor selection
- Microcontroller basics
- MQTT & HTTP messaging
- BLE / LoRa / cellular
- Edge processing
- Time-series data
- Dashboards & alerting
- Device security
Course overview
Understand the full IoT stack — from the sensor on a device to the dashboard a business acts on.
The course balances hardware concepts with the data and connectivity layers that make IoT products useful.
Curriculum
01IoT Foundations
- What IoT is and where it is used
- Architecture layers
- Real-world use cases
02Devices & Sensors
- Sensor types and signals
- Microcontroller basics
- Power and deployment constraints
03Connectivity
- Wi-Fi, BLE, LoRa and cellular
- MQTT and HTTP messaging
- Gateways and edge processing
04Data & Dashboards
- Ingesting device data
- Storage and time-series basics
- Visualising and alerting
05IoT Security
- Device identity
- Secure updates
- Common vulnerabilities
Frequently asked questions
Do I need hardware to attend?
No — demonstrations and simulators are provided during the sessions.
Will the batch dates be shared?
Yes, register your interest to be notified first.
What you’ll be able to do
- Explain how an end-to-end IoT system works
- Choose sensible connectivity for a use case
- Design a simple IoT data pipeline
- Identify security risks in connected products
Who this is for
- Engineering students
- Product and technical teams
- Anyone entering hardware-adjacent roles
Tools you’ll use
Hands-on with the platforms teams actually run
- Microcontroller simulators
- MQTT brokers
- Time-series dashboards
- Serial monitors
Where it leads
Roles you’ll be ready for
Indicative Indian market ranges; actual offers vary by employer and experience.
Ready to start?
Talk to our team about Internet of Things, batch timings and fee options.