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Course Description

Cyber-Physical Systems infuse sensing, control, networking, and computation capabilities into physical objects, breathing into them new life, new purpose, and new meaning. In this foundational course, we embark on an adventure; sometimes challenging, always exciting. We discover the essential elements of Cyber-Physical Systems. We explore ways to unify the cyber and physical realms. We unleash our creative energies, our youthful idealism, and our capacity to dream, by creating visionary technology to conquer a real-world societal challenge. This is a journey into the unknown. Yet, a still, small voice deep within us compels us: Courage! Do not be afraid! Put out into the deepest oceans and brave the stormiest seas! Let down your nets for an awesome catch!

Learning Objectives

Objectives:

- Understand concepts related to Cyber-Physical Systems and their essential elements
- Appreciate the unique challenges and complexities faced in computing for the natural world
- Apply the necessary skills to design and develop a Cyber-Physical System
- Create a Cyber-Physical Systems prototype to conquer a real-world societal challenge
- Think deeply and broadly about the various ways in which Cyber-Physical Systems can make immense impact in society, especially to those in need

Past Projects
Woodlands Health Campus

Students developed digital solutions for elderly residents, especially for those living alone in rental flats, on how they can get access to help with ad-hoc tasks such as fixing electrical appliances, moving furniture, buying groceries etc.

SMU-X

Students developed a chatbot prototype for the SMU-X department, to reduce the number of queries they received from students and the community. They also developed a digital prototype for the makerspace that help track item removals, and facilitate the borrowing (and returning) of makerspace equipment.

A reputable technology company

Students developed solutions and prototyped for a digital payment system that can be made accessible to groups which do not have access to smartphones and/or internet connection.

School of Computing and Information Systems
School Term
AY2022/23 TERM 1
Course Code
CS 460

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