The Internet of Things, also referred to as IoT, describes the exponential increase in connected devices, embedded computing, and edge and cloud networking worldwide. This proliferation of devices and networking technologies has created a new field for students and new demand for a prepared workforce to build, maintain and secure the hardware, software and networking technologies connecting people, processes, things, and data via emerging Internet technologies. This program includes Cisco Academy curriculum.
The expected number of students to earn this Certificate annually is 25. This estimate is based on the enrollment data for the required courses.
The goal of the Internet of Things (IoT) Certificate of Achievement is to provide students with knowledge and skills required for to support IoT systems in the real world. Occupations that require this skillset include computer networking support, network administrator, web developer, information security analyst, and other computer technical support roles.
Our proposed certificate provides students with a comprehensive understanding of IoT. It develops foundational knowledge and skills through hands-on lab learning in which students use creative problem-solving and rapid prototyping in the CNIT and Maker courses. The goal is to prepare students to create IoT solutions for identified real world needs.
Upon completion of this program, students will be able to:
The program requires the completion of 18 units in at least two semesters.
Required Course Units SEQUENCE
MAKR 100 - Intro to History, Culture & Practices of Making 3.00 Year 1 Fall
CNIT 201C - Introduction to Cisco Networks 3.00 Year 1 Fall
or
CNIT 106 - Introduction to Networks 3.00 Year 1 Fall
CNIT 133 - JavaScript, jQuery, AJAX 3.00 Year 1 Fall
CNIT 133I - JavaScript for IoT and XR 3.00 Year 2 Spring
CNIT 214 - Internet of Things 3.00 Year 1 Fall
CNIT 215 - Internet of Things Security 3.00 Year 2 Spring
Total: 18.00
It is possible to complete the entire certificate in two semesters
Year 1 Fall = 12 units
Year 1 Spring = 6 units
Total Units = 18 units
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