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L7_IIoT_Architecture_and_Cloud

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    L7_IIoT_Architecture_and_Cloud
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  • What is the Internet?
    A global network of interconnected computers.
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  • When was the Internet invented?
    Around late 1960s (October 1969).
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  • Who led the invention of the Internet?
    US Department of Defense.
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  • Why was the Internet invented?
    To create a robust network that can withstand partial outages.
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  • What are the five Internet Eras?
    Internet of Documents, Internet of Commerce, Internet of Applications, Internet of People, Internet of Things.
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  • What is the Internet of Things (IoT)?
    A system of physical objects that can be discovered, monitored, controlled, or interacted with via electronic devices over the internet.
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  • What makes a device smart in IoT?
    Sensors, Actuators, Computation, Communication Interfaces.
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  • Give an example of a basic IoT interaction.
    A smart TV communicating with an electric curtain to adjust lighting.
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  • What is the role of the Internet in IoT?
    Provides connectivity for devices to communicate and interact remotely.
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  • What are the advantages and disadvantages of Internet Protocols?
    Stable and well-tested but high power consumption and lack of IP addresses.
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  • What is a single-tier vs multi-tier IoT architecture?
    Single-tier is direct communication, multi-tier uses multiple transport layers like gateways.
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  • What are the four key layers of IoT architecture?
    Smart Things Layer, Connectivity Layer, Data Layer, Application Layer.
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  • What are examples of IoT sensors?
    Temperature, Humidity, GPS, Pressure, Light.
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  • What is the role of the Connectivity Layer in IoT?
    Handles communication between devices, networks, and cloud services.
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  • What are common IoT connectivity technologies?
    Ethernet, WiFi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, NFC, LPWAN, Cellular.
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  • What is an IoT Gateway?
    A bridge that translates different communication protocols.
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