It is encouraged to use the content from tutorials/workshops, and the samples provided in saves/04 IoT/Solution Examples folder of Cisco Packet Tracer.
Aims
The aim of this assignment is to model a Smart Home infrastructure. A smart home’s devices are connected with each other and can be accessed through a central control point – a smartphone, tablet, laptop, or a desktop PC. Smart homes can feature either wireless or hardwired systems, or both. In both cases they are internet connected through the default gateway and a networking device such as a router, switch, or a cable modem. The devices included in your simulation are going to be: router, switch, home gateway, registration server, laptop, desktop PC, smartphone, tablet, webcam, air conditioning, heating element, thermostat, temperature meter, solar panel, battery, smoke detector, CO and CO2 detector, fire sprinkler, temperature sensor, water level monitor, motion sensor, alarm, siren, home speaker, LCD display, light, coffee maker, ceiling fan, 3 windows, lawn sprinkler, garage door, classic car and the front door. You will also be required to write a report about your simulation. Your report should be no more than 1200 words in length . The report should include 3 samples from your logbook.
Deliverables
Create a new Packet Tracer simulation. Include all the devices listed above and connect them through home gateway wirelessly and through Fast Ethernet ports or microcontrollers where appropriate. Implement the 7 simulation tasks listed below.
Write a report describing the design and simulation of the Smart Home, make sure to attach 3 samples from your logbook.
When you are ready to submit your solution, upload your Packet Tracer (.pkt) file, to Web together with your report in Microsoft Word and, when you are sure that you have uploaded the correct files, press the submit button.
