Course Overview

- Identify the mechanical, electrical, and temporal features of a
wired or wireless network.
- Implement ssynchronous and synchronous serial communication on a
microcontroller architecture.
- Set a host on an IP network.
- Develop a client application implementing a simple protocol of
application level and a GUI, based event-driven programming, in an
industrial context.

Learning Achievement

Competence

Course prerequisites

C language and basic knowledge on the Input/Output ports.

Grading Philosophy

One lab exam (1.5 hours) and one exam (2 hours).

Course schedule

- Basic knowledge: Bit rate, signal modulation, Bandbase, topology
- Ethernet network
- TCP/IP protocol
- Programming sockets using the event-driven language Visual Basic
- Modbus on TCP
- Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter
- Synchronous bus I2C

Course type

- Lectures: 15 hours - Tutored assignments : 10 hours - Lab sessions: 7 x 2.5 hours = 17,5 hours - Estimated self-study time: 20 hours

Online Course Requirement

Instructor

Other information

* Lab classes and tutored assignments in English, lectures in French.Duration: 8 weeks
Study level: University Diploma in Technology
Language of instruction: * English and French
Mode of delivery: In-class, face-to-face teaching and lab sessions

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