The Connected Car - Mastering Serverless Telematics on AWS
What you'll learn
- Understand the Connected Car
- Understand telematics systems
- Telematics hands-on
- Build a basic serverless telematics system on AWS
- Connect from the cloud to the IoT edge device and exchange data through MQTT
- Work with the Raspberry PI and Python
- Serverless MQTT & AWS IoT Core
- Serverless AWS and S3 html site hosting
- Serverless AWS Lambda & API Gateway
- Introduction to Google Protocol Buffers
- Automotive Industry Insights
- Automotive Technology Challenges
Requirements
- Passion for technology, in particular for the Automotive Industry and the IoT cloud
- Interest to deeply understand telematics systems
- Basic coding experience with python, JavaScript and HTML
Description
This is the "Connected Car Telematics" course, part of the Automotive Network Design series.
In this comprehensive program, you'll delve into the fundamental concepts surrounding Connected Cars and Telematics, gaining valuable insights into this rapidly evolving field.
The course delves into various aspects, including market positioning and the associated commercial opportunities and challenges, all within the context of managing a growing number of vehicles.
With the recent surge in serverless cloud-native computing, the course also explores how this paradigm shift has opened up even more lucrative prospects in the industry.
Upon completing this course, you will have the knowledge and capability to:
Gain a deep understanding of the Connected Car
Navigate the intricacies of the Connected Car market
Grasp the opportunities and challenges inherent in Connected Car technology
Comprehend the pivotal role played by Telematics in this context
Explore the world of Serverless Cloud Native Computing.
Develop proficiency in Cloud IoT using Raspberry Pi and Python
Explore serverless MQTT, a popular messaging protocol
Harness the power of Serverless AWS IoT Core, AWS S3, AWS API Gateway, AWS Lambda, and AWS SNS
Learn hosting websites on S3, employing static HTML and JavaScript
Know the Next Generation Telematics Protocol (NGTP)
Establish a solid foundation for exploring other automotive network communication protocols
Join us on this journey into the Connected Car and Telematics realm, and equip yourself with the knowledge and skills to excel in this dynamic and ever-expanding field.
Note:
The course tries to be as easy to digest as possible on the topics presented. While it is considered a 'beginners' course to work in the industry, it is not to be confused with an 'absolute' beginners course on electronics or computer science. Understanding source code, basic boolean algebra and familiarity working with specifications will help. Comparable courses are part of a Masters's Degree curriculum. A Bachelor's level understanding of Computer Science, Mathematics or Electrical Engineering is recommended.
Who this course is for:
- Automotive Network Engineers
- Automotive Systems Architects
- Automotive System Tester
- Automotive Function Owner
- Automotive Project Managers
- Automotive Consultants
- Automotive Systems Integrators
- Automotive Suppliers
- Automotive OEMs
- Embedded Systems Engineers
- Software Engineers
- Embedded Network Designers
- Software Architects
- Semiconductor Engineers
- People who want to start a career in Automotive
- People who want to start a career in Embedded Engineering
- People who want to start a career in Industrial Engineering
- Beginner engineers curious in Telematics and Serverless
- People interested in IoT
- People interested in Cyber Physical Systems
- Embedded System Tester
Instructor
- 4.4 Instructor Rating
- 196 Reviews
- 1,259 Students
- 3 Courses
Product Architect with 25+ years of solid experience within the IT/Software industry.
Looking back at my career in developing innovative software technology, I advised and helped multiple top industry companies worldwide to establish and grow new digital areas.
A snapshot of industries and companies I have worked with includes:
• Automotive: Jaguar Land Rover, Honda, Nissan, Toyota, Volvo, CEVT...
• Semiconductor: Fujitsu, NEC, Renesas, NXP, ARM...
• Transport suppliers: Continental, Hitachi, Bosch...
• Avionics: Boeing, Airbus...
• Banking: Erste Bank Group, Mizuho...
• Telco: British Telecom, A1...
I was a contributor to industry-shaping innovations as:
• The Time-Triggered Architecture - TTP/C: used today in multiple high safety required applications as aeroplanes, railways, military equipment.
• FlexRay: A leading automotive protocol part of nearly every modern vehicle within the current automotive market.
My past studies in the domain of distributed, fault-tolerant real-time systems enabled me to work worldwide with international customers from all industries.
To give some context, we are surrounded by embedded devices that we interact with on a daily basis. Actually, most of them are sensitive to unexpected environmental events.
Hiccups in some smart devices can be tolerated in some devices, but in others, real-time critical ones, they can become harmful to human beings. This situation is, in particular, challenging for larger, sometimes moving objects as cars, aeroplanes, trains, industrial, medical or military applications.
Especially today, in the days of device autonomy, it is non-trivial to build safe and secure connected devices.
On a day to day basis, in practice, this means designing systems architectures based on distributed, networked, embedded software technologies to enable products to be safe, secure and at the same time add value to the end customer.
While the market I operate in is not new, it is hard to find talent in those areas.
Hopefully, some of the practical classes will allow you to accelerate, change or jump start your own career.