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This study introduces educational tools for the Internet of Things (IoT), simplifying the creation and testing of IoT applications. It details an introductory course and student projects to build essential IoT skills for the job market.

Keywords:

Arduino ESP32 IoT analog discovery education

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
Educational Technology

Background:

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a rapidly growing technology with widespread applications across various sectors.
There is a rising demand for IoT skills in the labor market, necessitating educational integration.
Academic institutions are exploring ways to incorporate IoT into their curricula.

Purpose of the Study:

To present educational tools and technologies that facilitate the design, implementation, and testing of IoT applications.
To describe an introductory course for students new to IoT concepts.
To showcase student projects developed to reinforce practical IoT skills.

Main Methods:

Development and presentation of specific educational IoT tools.
Curriculum design for an introductory IoT course.
Facilitation of student-led project development and implementation.

Main Results:

Students gain practical experience in designing and implementing IoT applications.
The presented tools and course structure simplify the learning curve for IoT.
Successful completion of student projects demonstrates acquired IoT competencies.

Conclusions:

Educational tools and structured courses are effective in teaching IoT skills.
Integrating IoT education prepares students for labor market demands.
Hands-on projects are crucial for solidifying student understanding of IoT.