International Journal of Engineering Research in Computer Science and Engineering (IJERCSE)

Smart Campus: Enforcement of Todayâ€™s Education System into Forthcoming Prospects

Author : Dr. Anamika Rana ¹ Sushma Malik ²

Date of Publication :10th May 2021

Abstract: We all live in the Internet era in which millions of computers are interconnected to each other to share the digital or binary data. But in the current time, not only computers but the number of digital devices are connected and share data with little or no human interference. These interconnected digital devices are called the Smart devices and this perception is called IoT (Internet of Things). IoT is the new technology that develops very rapidly in a computing World. With the help of sensors it connects the number of devices globally in the cloud. On the IoT platform number of devices are connected to each other, sensed through sensors and also controlled remotely across a network. Application of IoT in the education domain is the new way of teaching and learning process and also renovates the experience of both students and educators. The IoT enabled campus becomes the smart campus. In smart campus, servers, peripherals, the infrastructure of the campus, students, faculties, and other staff are connected. The campus becomes a platform for innovation and in this way everything of the campus shares data through IoT. Therefore, the present paper gives its justification by discussing the influence and application of IoT in the field of teaching systems.

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