Data Science for Internet of Things (IoT) Training Course.
Introduction
The Internet of Things (IoT) generates massive amounts of real-time data from interconnected devices, sensors, and machines. Data Science for IoT enables organizations to analyze, process, and extract actionable insights from this data, enhancing efficiency, automation, and decision-making across industries like smart cities, industrial automation, healthcare, energy, and predictive maintenance.
This 5-day intensive training will cover data ingestion, real-time analytics, edge computing, machine learning models for IoT data, and cloud deployment strategies, equipping participants with the skills to handle large-scale sensor data analytics and IoT-driven decision-making.
Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will:
- Understand IoT ecosystems, data pipelines, and architecture.
- Learn IoT data collection, processing, and real-time analytics.
- Implement machine learning models for predictive maintenance, anomaly detection, and automation.
- Work with edge computing and cloud platforms for IoT scalability.
- Optimize IoT data storage, security, and privacy.
- Integrate IoT analytics with AI-driven decision-making.
- Build end-to-end IoT data science projects with Python, MQTT, and cloud services.
Who Should Attend?
- Data Scientists & Machine Learning Engineers
- IoT Engineers & Developers
- Big Data & Cloud Architects
- Industrial Automation & Smart City Professionals
- Cybersecurity & Network Engineers
- Anyone working with sensor data & real-time analytics
Course Outline (5 Days)
Day 1: Fundamentals of IoT & Data Science Workflows
Morning Session
Understanding IoT Ecosystems
- IoT architecture: Devices, gateways, cloud, and edge computing
- IoT communication protocols: MQTT, CoAP, HTTP, LoRaWAN
- Hands-on: Connecting and streaming data from IoT devices
IoT Data Collection & Storage
- Data types: Sensor, time-series, geospatial, event-driven
- Data ingestion using Kafka, RabbitMQ, and MQTT brokers
- Hands-on: Streaming IoT data into a real-time database
Afternoon Session
Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) for IoT
- Handling high-frequency time-series data
- Visualizing IoT data trends and anomalies
- Hands-on: IoT data wrangling and feature engineering
Hands-on Exercise
- Preprocessing environmental sensor data for anomaly detection
Day 2: Real-Time Analytics & Edge Computing
Morning Session
Stream Processing for IoT
- Overview of Apache Kafka, Spark Streaming, and Flink
- Handling high-velocity IoT data streams
- Hands-on: Building a real-time IoT data pipeline with Kafka
Edge Computing vs. Cloud Computing
- Edge AI and on-device processing
- Using TensorFlow Lite and ONNX for edge-based ML
- Hands-on: Deploying a machine learning model on an edge device (Raspberry Pi)
Afternoon Session
Time-Series Forecasting for IoT
- Moving averages, ARIMA, and Prophet models
- Handling sensor drift and missing data
- Hands-on: Predicting air quality trends using time-series models
Hands-on Exercise
- Deploying real-time IoT analytics for predictive maintenance
Day 3: Machine Learning for IoT Applications
Morning Session
Predictive Maintenance & Anomaly Detection
- Supervised vs. unsupervised ML models
- Feature extraction from IoT sensor data
- Hands-on: Building an anomaly detection model for industrial IoT
Deep Learning for IoT Data
- Using LSTMs, CNNs, and Transformers for IoT analytics
- Training ML models with imbalanced IoT datasets
- Hands-on: Applying deep learning for predictive maintenance
Afternoon Session
Reinforcement Learning for IoT Automation
- AI-driven control systems for smart grids & industrial automation
- Reinforcement learning with IoT sensors
- Hands-on: Optimizing energy consumption using reinforcement learning
Hands-on Exercise
- Applying machine learning to optimize IoT-driven supply chains
Day 4: Cloud Platforms, Security, & AI for IoT
Morning Session
Cloud-Based IoT Analytics
- IoT services on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud
- Integrating IoT data with BigQuery, AWS IoT Analytics, and Azure IoT Hub
- Hands-on: Deploying an IoT analytics pipeline in the cloud
Security, Privacy, and Governance for IoT Data
- IoT cybersecurity risks and solutions
- Implementing secure IoT data pipelines
- Hands-on: Securing IoT data with encryption and access control
Afternoon Session
AI-Driven Decision-Making for IoT
- AI-powered IoT automation for smart cities, healthcare, and logistics
- Federated learning and privacy-preserving AI for IoT
- Hands-on: Building an AI-powered IoT dashboard
Hands-on Exercise
- Deploying an AI-driven smart city traffic management system
Day 5: End-to-End IoT Analytics Project & Deployment
Morning Session
IoT Analytics in Action: Industry Case Studies
- Smart Cities: Traffic optimization & pollution monitoring
- Healthcare: Remote patient monitoring & AI-assisted diagnostics
- Energy: Smart grid optimization & demand forecasting
- Manufacturing: Industrial IoT & predictive maintenance
AutoML for IoT Data Science
- Google AutoML, AWS SageMaker, and Azure AI for IoT
- Hands-on: Automating model selection and tuning for IoT analytics
Afternoon Session
Capstone Project & Final Presentations
- Choose from:
- Anomaly Detection for Smart Manufacturing IoT Devices
- AI-Based Traffic Management for Smart Cities
- Real-Time IoT Analytics for Energy Grid Optimization
- Participants present their models & receive expert feedback
- Choose from:
Certification & Networking Session
Post-Course Benefits
- Hands-on experience with IoT data science tools & platforms
- Expertise in real-time analytics, edge computing, and AI for IoT
- Practical knowledge of cloud-based IoT solutions
- Portfolio-ready projects to showcase skills
- Access to exclusive datasets, Jupyter notebooks, and cheat sheets