Global Classroom Initiative for DRE2213 Programming and Data Structure & BTE1522 Innovation (Python Programming) students

BTE1522 DRE2213 – Week 4 Global Classroom

In the latest session of the Global Classroom Initiative for DRE2213 Programming and Data Structure and BTE1522 Innovation (Python Programming) students were privileged to attend a talk by Prof. Ansgar Meroth from Helbron University. Prof. Ansgar delivered a comprehensive overview of IoT networks, particularly as applied to agriculture. This talk aligned perfectly with our BTE1522 and DRE2213 course’s focus, as students in the DRE course gain hands-on experience in Python programming, Raspberry Pi programming, and embedded systems.

Prof. Ansgar’s lecture began with the foundational elements of IoT, including sensors, network architecture, and the various considerations in building robust IoT solutions. Moving deeper, he shared insights on the types of sensors used, architecture design choices, and a project demonstration from his own classes. The talk’s focus on agricultural IoT applications illustrated the immense potential of these technologies to transform farming through precision monitoring and automation.

Engaging with international experts not only enriches our knowledge but also motivates us to strive for higher standards in our projects and activities. Kudos to the students who actively engaged with Prof. Ansgar and asked thoughtful questions during the session. Their curiosity and commitment to learning demonstrated the high standards they are reaching for, making this session even more impactful.

Thank you, Prof. Ansgar, for sharing your expertise and inspiring us to innovate!