Programme delivered by the Faculty of Science
The swift growth of smart cities brings the Internet of Things (IoT) and sensors to the forefront, which are essential for better energy management, monitoring, and analysis, all contributing to improved living standards in urban areas. This programme offers a chance to learn about IoT and various sensors through lectures. Skills in mobile app coding will also be taught, allowing for practical experience in gathering sensor data. Upon completion, students will have a solid understanding of IoT, sensor technology, and mobile app creation, preparing them to support the progress of smart cities and enhance city life.
By joining our programme, students will:
Date | Time (HKT) | Sessions |
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12 June 2024 (Wed) | 4 pm - 6 pm | Exploring Smart Cities: How IoT Shapes Our Urban Future |
13 June 2024 (Thu) | 4 pm - 6 pm | IoT Essentials: Getting Started with Sensors and App Design Basics |
14 June 2024 (Fri) | 4 pm - 6 pm | Science in Action: Scientific measurement, calibration, and interpretation |
Dr Ma Lik Kuen
Lecturer, Department of Physics, Faculty of Science
Dr Chan Mau Hing
Lecturer, Department of Physics, Faculty of Science
The Faculty of Science strives to play a leading role in science education and technological advancement by delivering excellence in teaching and learning, conducting cutting-edge academic research, and proactively contributing to the advancement of society.
The Faculty advocates cross-disciplinary approaches, with research activities focused on the environment and health, chemical biology, data analytics, and artificial intelligence. We offer exceptional opportunities for interdisciplinary ventures and collaborations, and aim to inspire students to achieve academic excellence to leverage professional and intellectual demands. Our central facilities use the latest technologies for the development and implementation of advanced and innovative research.