Embedded Networking stream

There is a powerful trend to connect embedded systems into networks. The Embedded Networking stream considers the architectures and protocols relevant for distributed and networked systems, and, in particular, their application to wireless sensor networks and the Internet of Things.

The following three courses are mandatory for the Embedded Networking stream (for more information about the courses, visit Osiris).

Quartile Course code Course name Credits
1 2IMN10 Architecture of Distributed Systems 5
1 5LIC0 Networked Embedded Systems 5
2 2IMN15 Internet of Things 5

The Embedded Networking stream has the following stream electives, of which at least 15 credits should be chosen:

Quartile Course code Course name Credits

1

2IMF25

Automated Reasoning

5

2

5LIH0

Digital Integrated Circuit Design

5

2

5LIF0

Advanced Digital Circuit Design 1

5

2

2IMS20

Cyberattacks, Crime and Defenses

5

3

2IMS15

Verification of Security Protocols

5

3

5SIB0

Electronic Design Automation

5

3

2IMS30

Advanced Network Security 2

5

4

2IMP30

System Design Engineering

5

4

5LIA0

Embedded Visual Control

5

4

5LID0

Systems on Silicon

5

4

5LIK0

Embedded Signal Processing Systems

5

4

2IMF00

Seminar Formal System Analysis

5

4

2IMN00

Seminar Interconnected Resource-aware Intelligent Systems (IRIS)

5

1 In a study program that includes Digital integrated circuit design (5LIH0) it is not allowed to also include Digital integrated circuits: fundamentals (5LIP0), due to overlapping contents.

2 Note that you need to already have some basic knowledge and skills in the domain of Network security (as addressed, e.g., in the old bachelor course on Computer Networks and Security, or in the new bachelor course on Security) before you can follow this course.