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Introduction to the Internet of Things and Embedded Systems Quiz Answers
Week 1: What Is the Internet of Things (IoT)?
Module 1 Quiz Answers
Q1. My watch displays the current weather downloaded from the Internet. My watch is an IoT device.
- True
Q2. Which of the following could be an IoT device?
- a lamp, a couch, a pen
Q3. An IoT device can most easily be differentiated from a standard computer based on
- the interface with the user and the world
Q4. The following trend is NOT related to the growth in IoT technology:
- Increase in computer monitor size over time.
Q5. IoT devices are likely to be more vulnerable to cyberattacks than standard computers.
- True
Q6. Which of these security approaches is feasible for most IoT devices?
- Regular installation of product firmware updates.
Q7. IoT devices gather private information about users. Which statement is most true about the security of that data?
- Users must rely on data-collecting agencies to securely store and transmit their data.
Q8. Although people are aware of the dangers of cyberattacks, they often do not understand the risks to IoT devices.
- True
Introduction to the Internet of Things and Embedded Systems Week 2 Quiz Answers
Q1. A light sensor (photoresistor) is an analog sensor.
- True
Q2. A microphone is a digital sensor.
- False
Q3. A push-button is an analog sensor.
- False
Q4. A keyboard is a digital sensor.
- True
Q5. Which of the following components are actuators? Select all that apply.
- a servo motor
- an LED
- a heating element
Q6. The component of an embedded system that executes a program is:
- a microcontroller
Q7. An analog-to-digital converter is common in embedded systems because
- many sensors are analog while the microcontroller is digital.
Q8. Consider the anti-lock braking system in a car. What are the main sensors and actuators of this system from the perspective of the driver?
- brake pedal and brake calipers and pads
Introduction to the Internet of Things and Embedded Systems Week 3 Quiz Answers
Q1. Under what conditions should an integrated circuit be used in an IoT device?
- When highest performance is required.
- When lowest power is required.
- When the function is already commonly available as an integrated circuit.
Q2. Given a choice between implementing a function as an integrated circuit (in hardware) or as a program (in software), what factor needs to be considered the least?
- The physical look of the final device.
Q3. Generally, in a computer-based system, the main memory is much larger than the cache.
- True
Q4. What is the fastest type of storage in a computer-based device?
- Registers
Q5. Which statement is false?
- Machine language is universal, allowing programs written in machine language to be executed on any microprocessor.
Q6. What does an assembler generate?
- Machine code from assembly code.
Q7. Compiled code generally executes faster than interpreted code.
- True
Q8. Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using an operating system?
- The frequency of the microcontroller clock can be significantly increased.
Introduction to the Internet of Things and Embedded Systems Week 4 Quiz Answers
Q1. What protocols are required for Internet communication?
- TCP or UDP/IPare turned on often, for small bits of work
Q2. Which network device copies packets onto all ports?
- hub
Q3. What is the protocol associated with the worldwide web?
- HTTP
Q4. A MANET protocol is likely to differ from a typical LAN protocol because a MANET protocol will
- consume less power than a typical LAN protocol.
Q5. The function of a packet header is to
- contain packet information generated by a protocol layer.
Q6. A packet sniffer is a tool that can be used to record all local traffic on a network.
- True
Q7. A hub can be used to communicate between two LANs with different protocols.
- False
Q8. In the HTTP protocol, a request message is sent by a web client to a web server.
- True
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Course 1: Introduction to the Internet of Things and Embedded Systems
Course 2: The Arduino Platform and C Programming
Course 3: Interfacing with the Arduino
Course 4: The Raspberry Pi Platform and Python Programming for the Raspberry Pi
Course 5: Interfacing with the Raspberry Pi