QUEEN'S 25 - EPS INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL
Programme Summary:
The module will cover a variety of topics, ranging from microcontroller programming, designing control systems, cyber security and artificial intelligence.
Learning Outcomes:
- Introduction to microcontroller programming using ‘C’.
- Basic principles of interfacing digital and analogue circuits to microcontrollers. 3. Understand the design of simple feedback control systems.
- Understanding of cyber security and landscape; Awareness of fundamental cyber security concept
- Understand about countermeasure and Impact and context of cyber security in society
Lecturer(s):
Dr. Wasif Naeem, Dr. Son Thai Mai, Dr. Sanmi Olade, Dr. Tuan Anh Hoang
School Programme
Day 1: School Welcome and Introduction
Day 2: Introduction to microcontrollers and the Tinkercad simulation environment)
Day 3: Programming LED Series via Arduino
Day 4: Digital signal inputs and simple serial communications
Day 5: Introduction to 7-Segment Display Module
Day 6: Introduction to Audio and Temperature Sensor
Day 7: Microcontroller Lab Assessments
Day 8: Cyber Security landscape
Day 9: Cyber Risk and Secure Design Principle
Day 10: Cutting Edge Challenge in Cyber Security and Assessments
Assessment:
Assessment will involve the following element.
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Attendance |
10% |
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Practical and Multiple Choice Questions |
90% |
*Please note: this is a draft programme and is subject to change.
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The school is home to the Institute of Electronics, Communications and Information Technology (ECIT) which is a unique research and innovation centre where staff and students work closely with world-leading companies and entrepreneurs, taking a business focused and entrepreneurial approach to tackling three areas of the global challenge.
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