E118 Fundamentals of Industrial Internet of Things: AY2021 Semester 2 Graded Assignment (GA) Requirements
E118 Fundamentals of Industrial Internet of Things: AY2021 Semester 2 Graded Assignment (GA) Requirements
AY2021 Semester 2
Name E118 GA
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Task Requirements
Imagine you are a team of engineers in an IIoT solutions provider company. Design
an IIoT solution to improve the healthcare supply chain to sell to a potential client.
Technical Requirements
Introduction
Objectives
Problem Statement
o You may select multiple areas for improvement, for example,
productivity, cost, sustainability, accountability, safety, etc.
Stakeholders and their respective roles
o Your solution should have a notable improvement for stakeholder(s).
o A stakeholder refers to an individual, group, or organisation, who may
affect, be affected by, or perceive itself to be affected by a decision,
activity, or outcome of a project. Examples of stakeholders can include
individuals (patients, doctors, employees, etc) or organisations
(hospitals, clinics, manufacturers, logistics partners, Ministry of Health,
etc).
Benefits to stakeholder(s)
Proposed solution
System Design
IIoT application process description
IIoT system architecture
Raw data to be collected in the robot application you have proposed
Potential data analysis and follow-up control actions
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) features incorporated
into the system
Design Considerations
List and describe all components used (e.g. type of sensor, type of
communications, robot, IIoT platform, ML model, etc)
Design and selection criteria for all components used
Rationale for design, selection and logic of process flow, including any
assumptions made
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Conclusion
Summarise project
Good to suggest recommendations for improvement
References
Include all references used in the project
Assessment Criteria
Technical criteria
o Comprehensiveness of technical coverage and technical rigour
o Formatting and use of correct technical terms
o Quality of problem definition and depth of analysis of project
Presentation criteria
o Clear articulation of proposed solution
o Clarity of presentation
Individual contribution to project
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Deliverables
The following deliverables are due on Week 12, on your lesson day, at 23:59h, and
is to be submitted on SA2.0 (email submissions will not be accepted):
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5. Peer Evaluation
On Week 13, on your lesson day, you will present your project twice to 2
assessors. All members are expected to be present. The schedule will be released
separately.
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Instructions
Each team should comprise of 4-5 members from the same class
Organise your project in a logical manner
Ensure that you have checked for grammar and spelling errors
Ensure that the files submitted are not corrupted
o Remember that if assessors cannot open the file, it will be considered
as no submission received
Submit your deliverables early to avoid last minute technical difficulties
o Submission is strictly via SA2.0
o Email submissions will not be accepted
Late submission without approved Leave of Absence (LOA) will be subjected
to the penalty shown below:
o Late between 0 and ≤ 24 hours – Deduct 10% of the maximum score
for the submitted work
o Late between 24 and ≤ 48 hours – Deduct 20% of the maximum score
for the submitted work
o Late between 48 and ≤ 72 hours – Deduct 30% of the maximum score
for the submitted work
o Late after 72 hours – Deduct 100% of the maximum score for the
submitted work, i.e. award zero marks
END OF REQUIREMENTS
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