Emerging Technologies for Cyber Physical Systems (Distance Learning) - CMI7501

Assessment 1: Other

Students will undertake a series of formative exercises through the University’s Virtual Learning Environment. Exercises will focus, among others, on reading scientific papers, formal system modelling and complex systems visualisation. Feedback, advice and guidance will be provided for these exercises.

Other

Assessment 1: Project Work

Development task: Individually design and develop a visual model of a Cyber Physical System. The learner will demonstrate their model to their tutor and report all design considerations and testing strategies employed, including any model optimisations that have been incorporated. Relevant model documentation is to be presented during the demonstration.

Project Work

Assessment 2: Written Assignment

2 online 20 minute in-class tests, each worth 20% of the summative mark.

Written Assignment

<p>This module will enable you to explore contemporary issues in relation to emerging technologies that can be used to realise Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS). CPS are collections of physical and software components that communicate and interact with users via networks. CPS extend the traditional capabilities of embedded systems by incorporating sensor networks and data services to enable previously disparate systems to become more integrated through ‘smart’ capabilities. You will have the opportunity to explore several application areas of CPS, including the Internet of Things (IoT), smart cities and digital manufacturing.</p>

School of Computing and Engineering

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Computing and Information Systems

CMI7501 - Emerging Technologies for Cyber Physical Systems (Distance Learning)

Emerging Technologies for Cyber Physical Systems (Distance Learning)

Synthesise a number of contemporary technologies to implement fundamental aspects of Cyber-Physical Systems.

Design and critically evaluate a proof-of-concept model of a Cyber-Physical System.

Demonstrate knowledge and critical understanding of Cyber-Physical Systems, their architecture and implementation challenges.

Critically assess current practices in the development of Cyber Physical Systems and related ethical and human-related issues.