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Advance IoT and Linux with Shell Scripting

🌐 Unlock the Future with IoT, Linux, and Shell Scripting

🔧 What is IoT?

The Internet of Things (IoT) is the network of interconnected devices — from smart sensors to home appliances — that collect and exchange data over the internet. It’s transforming industries, enabling automation, and creating smarter environments in homes, cities, and workplaces.


🐧 Why Linux?

Linux is the backbone of IoT. Its lightweight architecture, open-source flexibility, and robust security make it the ideal OS for embedded systems and IoT devices. From Raspberry Pi to industrial sensors, Linux powers billions of smart devices across the globe.

  • 📦 Open Source & Customizable

  • 🔒 Stable and Secure

  • ⚙️ Perfect for Edge Devices


💻 The Power of Shell Scripting

Shell scripting brings automation and control to the Linux environment. Whether you're configuring networks, processing sensor data, or managing system resources, shell scripts make your IoT setup faster, smarter, and more efficient.

  • ⚡ Automate Repetitive Tasks

  • 🧠 Manage IoT Services Easily

  • 🔍 Monitor & Control Devices Remotely


🚀 Real-World Applications:

  • Smart Homes: Automate lighting, temperature, and security

  • Industrial Automation: Monitor machinery with real-time data

  • Healthcare: Track patient vitals with sensor-based systems

  • Agriculture: Use IoT for precision farming and irrigation


📘 Learn, Build, Innovate!

Mastering IoT with Linux and Shell Scripting gives you the tools to innovate in one of the fastest-growing tech sectors. Whether you're a student, hobbyist, or tech entrepreneur, this trio empowers you to build powerful, scalable solutions.


Let’s Connect Devices. Automate Systems. Build the Future.


       Advanced Linux with Shell Scripting and IoT (Course Content)

  1. Introduction to Linux on Raspberry Pi
  2. Installation of the operating system
  3. Kernel in Linux
  4. Linux Architecture
  5.  Introduction to components of I/O architecture
  6.  Objectives of the Linux I/O model
  7.  Virtual file system
  8.  File system services
  9. Raspberry Pi OS booting and implementation
  10.  Accessing the command line (terminal and desktop)
  11.  Accessing and using manual pages
  12.  Working with the command line and the shell
  13.  Piping and redirection
  14.  Linux OS
  15.  Different Linux commands like cp, mv, and mount
  16.  Introduction to VI editor. VI editor settings
  17.  Creating the script
  18.  Shell variables conditions (if-else)
  19. Shell control structures
  20. Shell programs to read command line parameters
  21. Linux lab for shell programming
  22. Autostart Scripts: Introduction to IoT
  23. Camera interface in Raspberry Pi
  24. Graphical User Interface (GUI) designing
  25. Telegram Server
  26. Thingspeak IoT
  27. MQTT protocol in IoT
  28. RabbitMQ protocol
  29. NODE-RED IoT
  30. CoAP Client in Raspberry pi
  31. Introduction to ESP32
  32. Device driver installation for ESP32
  33. Alexa and Google Assistance
  34. Blynk IoT
  35. Controlling Servo motor using Blynk Server
  36. Bluetooth interface