Programming Internet of Things – Beginning to Advanced Level

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to IoT

Lecture 1: What is Internet of Things

Lecture 2: Internet of Things – A Technical Introduction

Chapter 2: LUA Programming

Lecture 1: Lua Offline Editor – Updated*

Lecture 2: Hello Lua, Local Variables in LUA

Lecture 3: Decision Making – If Else Conditions

Lecture 4: Scope of Local Variables

Lecture 5: Global Variables

Lecture 6: Strings – Part 1

Lecture 7: Strings – Part 2

Lecture 8: For Loop

Lecture 9: While Loop

Lecture 10: Functions

Lecture 11: Tables

Lecture 12: Tables as Arrays

Lecture 13: Modules

Lecture 14: Math Library

Chapter 3: Code Repository and Shopping List

Lecture 1: Github Code Repository

Lecture 2: Shopping List

Chapter 4: ESP8266 Development Board – Getting Ready

Lecture 1: Introduction to ESP8266 Development Board

Lecture 2: Understanding pins of ESP8266 Development Board

Lecture 3: Custom build NodeMCU Firmware

Lecture 4: Flashing NodeMCU Firmware – Windows

Lecture 5: Flashing NodeMCU Firmware – Ubuntu

Lecture 6: Understanding Breadboard

Chapter 5: ESPlorer – An IDE for ESP8266 Development

Lecture 1: An Introduction to ESPlorer

Lecture 2: JDK Installation

Lecture 3: Download and Install ESPlorer

Lecture 4: Using ESPlorer – An IDE for ESP8266 Developers

Chapter 6: Programming ESP8266 Development Board – Basics

Lecture 1: Overview – GPIO and Timer Modules

Lecture 2: Blink Inbuilt LED of ESP8266 Development Board

Lecture 3: ESP8266 – Version 3

Lecture 4: Working with LED Module

Lecture 5: Understanding init.lua

Lecture 6: Working with Motion Sensor

Lecture 7: Using LED with Motion Sensor

Chapter 7: ESP8266 Webserver

Lecture 1: Connect ESP8266 to WiFi

Lecture 2: Connect ESP8266 to WiFi – Alternate way to use Timer

Lecture 3: Using ESP8266 as Webserver

Lecture 4: ESP8266 Webserver – Understanding HTML Tags

Lecture 5: ESP8266 Webserver – Understanding Request

Lecture 6: ESP8266 Webserver – Reading Parameter Values

Lecture 7: ESP8266 Webserver – Controlling LED

Lecture 8: Using Static IP

Chapter 8: ThingSepak Cloud – Data Visualization

Lecture 1: Working with Temperature & Humidity Sensor

Lecture 2: Working with ThingSpeak Cloud

Lecture 3: Posting & Analyzing Sensor Data on ThingSpeak Cloud

Lecture 4: ThingSpeak Cloud – Mobile App

Chapter 9: Working with MQTT

Lecture 1: MQTT – An Introduction

Lecture 2: Working with CloudMQTT

Lecture 3: MQTT – Implementation

Lecture 4: MQTT – Implementation Cont…

Lecture 5: MQTT – Keep Alive

Lecture 6: MQTT – Wireless Communication between two ESP boards

Lecture 7: MQTT – Controlling LED using Mobile App (Part 1)

Lecture 8: MQTT – Controlling LED using Mobile App (Part 2)

Chapter 10: Working with IFTTT

Lecture 1: Send Emergency SMS using Voice Command

Lecture 2: Emergency Button – Understanding IFTTT Maker Service

Lecture 3: Emergency Button – Send Email

Chapter 11: Controlling LED using voice commands – HTTP to MQTT Bridge

Lecture 1: Understanding the need of HTTP to MQTT Bridge

Lecture 2: AWS Lambda – Hello Lambda

Lecture 3: NodeJS and VS Code Installation

Lecture 4: Recap

Lecture 5: AWS Lambda – Coding HTTP to MQTT Bridge

Lecture 6: Working with AWS API Gateway and Postman Service

Lecture 7: Integrating IFTTT with HTTP-MQTT Bridge

Lecture 8: HTTP-MQTT – Controlling LED using Voice Commands

Chapter 12: Code Improvisation

Lecture 1: Working with Lua Modules

Chapter 13: Dynamic Timer

Lecture 1: Working with Dynamic Timer