Problem-Solving & Critical Thinking
Lessons that develop this skill
Section titled “Lessons that develop this skill”| Lesson | Course | Develops to |
|---|---|---|
| Leaving the desk: the first WiFi connection | AIoT in Action: From Touch Screen to IoT Platform (MicroPython) | L1 Aware |
| Hands-on: running lights, a button, and the broker | AIoT in Action: From Touch Screen to IoT Platform (MicroPython) | L1 Aware |
| Hands-on: the potentiometer gauge and touch slider | AIoT in Action: From Touch Screen to IoT Platform (MicroPython) | L1 Aware |
| Hands-on: the digital level | AIoT in Action: From Touch Screen to IoT Platform (MicroPython) | L2 Guided |
| Hands-on: a three-axis acceleration chart | AIoT in Action: From Touch Screen to IoT Platform (MicroPython) | L2 Guided |
| Hands-on: the mini-HMI dashboard and the 10-minute soak test | AIoT in Action: From Touch Screen to IoT Platform (MicroPython) | L2 Guided |
| WiFi and networking: dBm, DHCP, IP and DNS | AIoT in Action: From Touch Screen to IoT Platform (MicroPython) | L1 Aware |
| The network status screen: reading the wifi code | AIoT in Action: From Touch Screen to IoT Platform (MicroPython) | L1 Aware |
| Hands-on: your team’s network status page | AIoT in Action: From Touch Screen to IoT Platform (MicroPython) | L2 Guided |
| MQTT with a self-hosted platform: telemetry and commands | AIoT in Action: From Touch Screen to IoT Platform (MicroPython) | L1 Aware |
| Hands-on: two-way telemetry | AIoT in Action: From Touch Screen to IoT Platform (MicroPython) | L2 Guided |
| Hands-on: real readings over an encrypted channel | AIoT in Action: From Touch Screen to IoT Platform (MicroPython) | L2 Guided |
| From a real problem to a design: canvas, schema and designing for failure | AIoT in Action: From Touch Screen to IoT Platform (MicroPython) | L2 Guided |
| Build and present your AIoT mini-product | AIoT in Action: From Touch Screen to IoT Platform (MicroPython) | L2 Guided |
| SensorHub: one dashboard for every sensor (series project) | TESAIoT Firmware Stack: C Firmware on the TESAIoT Dev Kit | L2 Guided |
| Diagnosing faults from evidence | Embedded C Foundations on PSoC Edge | L3 Independent |
| Co-simulation: Prove I/O, Measure Latency, Isolate Faults | Firmware Development with the VS Code-based TESA Digital Twin | L2 Guided |
| Lab: Co-simulation End-to-End I/O | Firmware Development with the VS Code-based TESA Digital Twin | L2 Guided |
| Threat modelling an IoT device | Secure IoT with OPTIGA™ Trust M | L2 Guided |
| Hands-on: remix it into your own Tilt Monitor | Edge AI Developer: From Sensor to On-Device Model | L2 Guided |
Lessons that assess this skill
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Roles that use this skill
Section titled “Roles that use this skill”| Role | Minimum level | In this role |
|---|---|---|
| Edge AI Engineer | L3 Independent | Required (R) |
| Educator | L3 Independent | Required (R) |
| Embedded Security Engineer | L3 Independent | Required (R) |
| Firmware Developer | L3 Independent | Required (R) |
| IoT Device Developer | L3 Independent | Required (R) |
| Product Entrepreneur / Product Owner | L3 Independent | Required (R) |
Proficiency levels
Section titled “Proficiency levels”- L1 Aware · Bloom: remember/understand
- L2 Guided · Bloom: apply (scaffolded)
- L3 Independent · Bloom: apply/analyse
- L4 Professional · Bloom: analyse/evaluate
- L5 Design & Lead · Bloom: evaluate/create
For Open Badges 3.0 and CASE alignment
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