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Welcome to the 2022 Fall Semester!
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Instructor's Information
Name: Fabliha Haque
Designation: Lecturer
email: fabliha.cse@diu.edu.bd
Office address: Room No. 705, AB -04 Building, Daffodil Smart City, Dhaka |  |
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Course Outline:
Course Rationale: Pervasive computing refers to the ubiquitous presence of computing in
both mobile and embedded environments, with the ability to access and update
information anywhere, anyplace and anytime. This idea has been around for a
long time, but only now is pervasive computing truly taking root. The course
focuses to formulate the pathway to walk in the area of Pervasive Computing.
Course
Objective: To provide
a solid conceptual understanding of pervasive
computing with the following
objectives-
• To get
familiar
with the basic concepts of pervasive
computing
• How to solve real life problems using smart
identification and smart labels
• To learn how to ensure pervasive device’s
security
• To acquaint with Internet protocols and formats,
Wireless Application Protocols, Gateways
Course Outcomes (CO’s)
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CO1
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Learners should be able
to define the principles of Pervasive Computing, pervasive information
technology, smart identification,
sensors and actuators.
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CO2
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Learners should be able
to identify the use of smart identification, use of sensors and actuators.
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CO3
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Learners should be able
to apply the knowledge cryptography to ensure security of pervasive devices.
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CO4
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Learners should be able
to explain about Internet protocols and formats, Wireless Application
Protocols, gateways, cryptographic algorithms.
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Grading Scheme:
Theory Course | Lab Course |
Class Attendance: 7% | Class Attendance: 10% |
Class Tests/Quizes: 15% | Lab Submissions: 40% |
Assignment: 5% | Lab Performance: 25% |
Presentation: 8% | Report Submission: 25% |
Midterm Examination: 25% | |
Final Examination: 40% | |
Textbook:
·
Pervasive
Computing Handbook- Uwe Hansmann, 2001.
Reference Materials:
·
Ubiquitous Computing: Smart Devices
Environments And Interactions-Stefan Poslad, ,May2009