In-depth hands-on study of the technologies and protocols involved in building the Internet-of-Things (IoT), with specific focus on networking at the edge of the Internet. Topics include wireless communication and link layer technologies, multi-access and scheduling mechanisms, mobility models, routing in disconnected networks, energy-efficient edge networking, loss tolerant transport protocols, IoT security, data aggregation, and their applications to emerging areas such as vehicular networks, RFID systems and smart buildings. Co-listed: ECSE 4660 and ECSE 6660. Students cannot obtain credit for both this course and the co-listed course.
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