Assessment item 3IoT Research ProjectValue: 25%Due date: 15-May-2018Return date: 13-Jun-2018Length: 6000 words MaximumSubmission method optionsAlternative submission methodTaskChoose one of the topics given below and submit a research project, which should not exceed 6000 words.Topics to select from but not limited to:•IoT Security and Privacy Regime/challenges in all domains of IoT•IoT Smart City•IoT Mining Industry•IoT Health Care•IoT Independent Living of Older Generation•IoT for Reducing Food Wastage in Australia•IoT in Finance Industry and Security Challenges• Business Intelligence in IoT•Future of Fog Domain•IoT and Data Analytics•Big Data challenges in IoT and Cloud•Machine Learning for Intelligent Decision Making in IoT•Blockchains/ Common Currency for IoT (eg IoTA) Challenges
If you want to choose other IoT related topics please talk to your lecturer before deciding.
Please use the template from the Student resource folder.
Tasks
1.Analyse the Task -Milestone 1 Due Date 23/03/20018Analyse what is expected of you. This includes careful reading of the assignment task as specified in the Subject Outline. The executive summary of the research project to be written as an Abstract.For Analysis: i.What is the purpose of this report? ii.What is the topic you have chosen for your report? (The topic can be one specified as above, but you can come up with new ideas and topics of your choice in IoT) iii.What is the expected format of the report? (Refer to the format on Interact2) iv.Come up with a Problem Statement based on your topic, note it down and discuss it with your lecturer. v.Write a small executive summary as an abstract
2.Introduce the Problem or Challenges- Milestone2- Due Date 23/04/2018 i.Write the Introduction to the problem and domain. ii.Structure of the report including which section covers what?
3.Do the Research- Literature Review –Milestone 3- Due date 13/05/2018This is the main part of the research project and could take more time. (Referencing should be in APA6 format)i.Review of Literature based on past and current work in your topic (Download from conference proceedings, journal articles - use Primo search to access more articles and journals - Minimum 10 journals or articles)ii.Structure in chronological order and start summarising.iii.Based on the literature, list the requirements for your Project, then choose one or more requirements to work with.iv.Now you can modify your Problem Statement based on the requirements chosen for your project.v.Write the current and past methodologies used to solve your problem, the requirements and Literature Review
4. Write your Report - Final Report - Milestone 4- 20/05/2018Start writing your draft, as you do your research project. (Put it all together)i.Write an executive summary of the report (Purpose, Scope, Method, Results, Recommendation and Conclusion)ii.Write a Review of Literature based on past and current work in your topic (no more than 3 pages)iii.Briefly explain each methodology used in the past and present (5 or more methodology)iv.Compare the above methodologies from your perspective on the efficiency, simplicity, extension into other applications, time saving when used, cost saving when used, feasibility, connectivity, commercialisation issues, etc.v.Explain the methodology which best suits your application/problem based on various factors with proper justifications. This methodology can be one of the above methodologies or a combination of more than one.vi.Include tables and graphs to support your justification and argument.vii.Discuss your research findings with a conclusion.viii.Referencing should be in APA6 format.
RationaleThis assessment covers the following learning outcome:
be able to evaluate a variety of existing and developing architecture technologies for IoT;be able to describe and evaluate different applications of the IoT.Marking criteriaThe following Criteria will be used while assessing each component of this assessment item. NB All your work must be cited (CSU APA), otherwise up to 100% of marks can be deducted. All answers must be written in your own words. Copying sections of text from other sources, even if referenced, is plagiarism and is considered Academic Misconduct.
Good explanation of solution to the problem defined Goodh explanation of solution to the problem definedGood explanation of solution to the problem defined.Enough explanation of solution to the problem defined
CriteriaHDDICRPSEvaluate a variety of existing and developing architecture technologies for IoTIn depth use of a good range of relevant literature to address the points. Clearly defines various components of the IoT, with evidence of synthesis of own research and prescribed reading in topics.Evidence of using relevant literature to address the points. Correctly defines various components of the IoT with evidence of synthesising some external readings and prescribed reading in topics.Use of some relevant literature to address the points. Provides a definition of various components of the IoT. Mostly cited the prescribed text. Synthesised concepts learned from topic readings.Limited evidence of using relevant literature to address the points. Provides a definition of various components of the IoT but little evidence of linkages or connections to topic readings.Describe and evaluate different applications of the IoTIn depth use of a good range of relevant literature to address the points. Clearly defines various applications of the IoT, with evidence of synthesis of own research and prescribed reading in topics.Evidence of using relevant literature to address the points. Correctly defines various applications of the IoT with evidence of synthesising some external readings and prescribed reading in topics.Use of some relevant literature to address the points. Provides a definition of various applications of the IoT. Mostly cited the prescribed text. Synthesised concepts learned from topic readings.Limited evidence of using relevant literature to address the points. Provides a definition of various applications of the IoT but little evidence of linkages or connections to topic readings.Problems/ Solutions Thorough and comprehensive explanation of the solutions, to the problem defined. Good explanation of the solutions to the problem defined. Enough expanation of the solution to the problem definedLimited expanation to the solution of the problem defined.Review of LiteratureThorough and comprehensive research of minimum 10 journals and conference papersGood research of minimum 10 journal and conference papersModerate research of 10 journal and conference papersEnough research of 10 journal and conference papers but not completePossible Marks (%)85 - 10075 - 8465 - 7450 - 641. Abstract -10 marks
2. Introduction- 15 marks
3. Literature Review 40 marks
4. Issues/ Challenges/ Solutions- 10 marks
5. Future Research - 5 marks
6. Advantages and disadvantages- 5 marks
7. Conclusion - 5 marks
8. References and Presentation- 10 marks
PresentationYour assessment should be submitted in either MS Word or PDF format (PDF usually preserves the formatting, MS Word may not - submit ONLY one). Do not submit your assignment in any other format and also do not submit multiple copies of the assessment. Use A4 page size with Times New Roman/Arial/Calibri font and use font size 11 or 12. Please include a title, your student ID and name with your submission. Your name should also be included as a footnote, with page numbers in your document. The Assignment should be submitted on Turnitin.
References - You MUST use the CSU APA referencing style for all cited material you have used in your work (use in-text citations). You must use primary sources (ie Wikipedia is not acceptable, something you thought up yourself, because you think you know better, is also unacceptable - unless it has been published and peer reviewed, but then it would still need to be cited). All answers must be written in your own words. Copying sections of text from other sources, even if referenced, is plagiarism and is considered Academic Misconduct.
RequirementsTo complete this assessment item, you should have completed the Cisco Introduction to Packet Tracer course and read chapters 1 to 8 of the textbook.