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[5]. Course Home Page: URL for the courses page is: http://discovery.bits-pilani.ac.in/rahul/PervasiveComputing/. [6]. Plan of Study and Lecture-Schedule Lecture No. Sections Topic(s) in the T1 Introductory concepts, brief history, How to model involved 1.1, 1.2, fundamental attributes / properties relevant to ubiquitous / pervasive 1.3, 1.4, computing? HCI as relevant to everywhere computing, Architectural 1.5 Elements of Pervasive Computing Systems Select Case Studies in Past, Contemporary and In-research 2.1-2.4 Pervasive Computing Systems and related products / applications, Current Status and Emerging Trends in Pervasive / Ubiquitous / Everywhere / Invisible Computing Pervasive Computing Device Technologies and Service 3.1-3.3 Architectures: Device types, Device Characteristics, Pervasive Computing Service Architectural Paradigms, Service / Resource Discovery basics, Elements of service composition, invocation and deployment Select concepts in Operating Systems, Virtualization and their 3.4 relevance to Pervasive Computing, select example Operating Systems of relevance Smart Phones, Smart Cards and related hardware / software 4.4, 4.5 concepts (OS included), select case studies, connectivity through Gateway services: the OSGi approach Human-Computer Interactions (HCI) in Pervasive Computing: 5.1-5.4 basics, select representative approaches to the HCI, invisible / hidden UI techniques and technologies HCI and the Human-Centred Design (HCD),fundamentals of User 5.5-5.7 modelling, the iHCI paradigm Passive, Active and Semi-Active Tagging fundamentals and 6.1,6.2 applications: the RFID approach, the Internet of Things paradigm and role of the RFID tags Introduction to sensors, sensor-compute nodes, sensor networks and 6.3 wireless sensor networks (WSNs) Fundamentals of real-time and non-real-time embedded systems of 6.5 relevance, select examples Fundamentals of Context-Aware Computing, Context Modelling, 7.1-7.6 Mobility aspects of awareness and its implications, Spatial aspects of awareness and its implications, Temporal aspects of awareness
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and its implications, complementary aspects of awareness and its role in service adaptation Elements of intelligent / smart pervasive computing systems, 8.1Environments and Architectures of relevance, brief discussion on 8.79.3.5, major types / classes of Intelligent Systems (ISes) and their 9.3-9.4 12 relevance to Ubiquitous Computing Environments, Multi-Agent ISes, generic, / social networking / media-exchange / recommender and referral systems and associated work flow aspects in pervasive computing Basics of Autonomous Systems and Intelligent Life paradigm of 10.113 computing 10.6 Communication Networking aspects of Pervasive / Ubiquitous 11.114 Computing 11.7 Principal challenges, issues and contemporary approaches in 13.115 pervasive computing 13.13.9 Recent advances in Pervasive / Ubiquitous Computing, select case Online 16 studies notes Online 17 Designing Real-life Pervasive Computing Systems-I notes Online 18 Designing Real-life Pervasive Computing Systems-II notes Note: Lectures / Topics 1-9 would be considered for the Mid-Semester Examination. Evaluation Scheme: Evaluation Component Mid-Semester Test Comprehensive Exam. Type Closed Book Open Book Duration Two Hours Three Hours Weight
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