Courses taught by members of the group at the University of St. Gallen.
Fundamentals of computer networking, from the physical layer up to the Web of Things: Internet architecture and protocols, wireless communication, constrained networks (LPWAN/LoRaWAN), network management, and network security, with hands-on labs throughout.
A project-driven exploration of embedded sensing: real-world data acquisition, wireless communication, and security, built around hands-on prototypes. It follows on from our Embedded Sensing Systems course: similar in spirit but redesigned, so students who took Embedded Sensing Systems should note the content is not identical.
A course in the Master in General Management (MGM-HSG): an accessible introduction to artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning for students without a technical background, built around a semester-long AI-startup project: design, develop, justify, and pitch an AI-driven product.
A foundational introduction to computer science for students in International Affairs: algorithmic problem solving and modern programming, from essential theory to practical skills.
Networking principles and IoT security challenges for bachelor students.
Advanced network security for master's students, offered several times: cryptographic principles across network layers, risk management, intrusion detection and forensics, and security policies.