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Projects in USAL1F


Forecast schedule

� Monday 14 november (to-day), 9h30-10h30 : presentation of the projects. Building the groups (2 or 3 three persons). Advices for a writing document

� Monday 14 nov. (still to-day ;-)), 10h30-16h30 : lesson and Lab on SIM cards by Samia Bouzefrane (SB)

� Wednesday 16 nov., 9h30-12h30 : lesson on Java card (SB)

� Monday 21 nov., 9h30-12h30 : lab on Java card (SB)

� Wednesday 23 nov. : sending a pdf document by mail to [email protected]

� Monday 28 nov., 9h30-16h30 : remarks on your writing, advices for an oral presentation. oral presentation of a Android development by a student. Lessons and labs on Android (JMF)

� Monday 12 dec., 9h30-16h30 : first oral presentations by all the groups, first prototypes, remarks. Lesson and lab on Android

� Friday 30 dec. : deposit the whole project (We Transfer ?)

� January 2017 : final presentation, final prototype

� cf. http://cedric.cnam.fr/~farinone/AISL/


Your work you have

to do

� Find some things already made on the subject ("state of art")

� Precise the "cahier des charges" : what you want to develop

� Draw the screens of your application and their sequence, a first bibliography

� Write all in a pdf document at most 10 pages

� Sent me by mail on wednesday 23 nov.


The rules (1/2) � You "must" make a "state of art" = things already made on the

subject

� It must be present in your final document

� It must be one of the things to do

� Build the bibliography, now. And all your working tasks

� Good tools to precise what you want to do : UML

� At the beginning, use cases

� Then to precise some parts sequence diagrams (for some scenario), state chart (for the live of objects), class diagrams (for what you want to develop), ...

� Use UML is not mandatory. But if it helps ...


The rules (2/2) � The presentation in a written document is the contrary of a oral

presentation in powerpoint

� You must write sentences

� Very bad is ------------------->

� A writing document is not a brainstorming

� Don't make spelling mistake.Read again your document. Ask for somebody else to read your document (= exchange with an another group)


The presentation of your

document (1/2)

� It is important. Sometimes more than the ideas : yes it is true !

� Use only one font (times new roman ?)

� Use good style for title of chapter, title of section, etc.

� For this first document, the first page must indicate :

� - if you want, the number of the project

� - the title of the project

� - the authors (= your names)

� - your emails

� - the date

� The last page must be the bibliography


The presentation of your

document (2/2)

� It must be in pdf format. In .doc there are often problems when we print (more problems than in pdf)

� The bottom of every page must have (in small) the name of the document. Number the pages : number of the page / number of pages


A good (not perfect)

presentation

� An example :


About bibliography � You can use things you didn't create (wikipedia, android

documentation, other programs, web sites, etc.)

� But you must indicate when you use them (in bibliography)

� Don't copy and paste the documentation : you must explain it

� Build the bibliography throughout the project. Put the (official) documents in the bibliography

� If it is too technical => in an annexe

� Your whole document must be useful for a person who wants to know the subject


Typography rules

� for . , :;

� Example: "capabilities, we have follows. This"

� types: the private

� Remark. In french :

� Exemple : types : privé


Organisation

� Group of 2 (or 3) students

� You can dispatch the works. But everybody must know and understand and explain the work of everybody in its group


Different Projects

� Project 1: Honeypot, an security fake for IoT (SB)

� Project 2: Code mobility in Android (FM, JMF)

� Project 3: Arduino (JMF)

� Project 4: AISL Android app (JMF)

� Project 5: Against stolen smartphone (JMF)

� Project 6: Android Studio 2.2 (JMF)

� Project 7: Test UI Android with Expresso

� Project 8: Firebase Test Lab for Android

� Project 9: Wireless network for Android, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, ...


Project 1: Honeypot, an

security fake for IoT (SB)

� Supervisor: Samia Bouzefrane

� The aim: study the features of honeypots (= "system trap that is set to act against unauthorised use of information systems") and their use in Internet of things

� Study tools to make honeypots

� Motivate the choice of a tool by targeting a specific platform as an example of connected objects.

� Provide at least a demo

� Bibliography: a big one given by Samia at http://cedric.cnam.fr/~farinone/AISL/HoneypotsIoT_SB.zip

� For example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9W0-hKBXU2E (a good presentation)


Project 2: Code mobility in

Android (FM, JMF)

� Supervisor: Fabrice Mourlin, Jean-marc Farinone

� The aim: move code from an Android app on a smartphone to another smartphone

� Description: Two Android platforms A and B, run an app build with an OSGi server (Apache Felix). This server can install or desinstall a OSGi component

� On A, the user can display OSGi components running on its smartphone and a list of other apps, running on other smartphones which can receive OSGi component. He can move (by DnD) a component to another smartphone

� For that, its smartphone must send a request to another smartphone to inform the name of the OSGi component that this smartphone must install. The transmission between the two smartphones use JSON

� cf. project 9


Project 3: Arduino (JMF)

� Supervisor: Jean-marc Farinone

� Arduino = hardware platform which allows development of embedded applications. Domain IoT (Internet of Things)

� Biblio: http://arduino.cc/en/main/software

� Use C language library

� Objective: develop an application that exchanges data using a Bluetooth communication between the Arduino platform and the Android device

� Second step: exchange which encrypted communication

� Requirement: We will provide you an Arduino board with a development kit


Project 4: AISL Android

app (JMF)


� Make a android app to promote the AISL master

� Define what you would have liked to find before coming this year

� + other useful things for foreign students : it is an international master !


Project 5: Against stolen

smartphone (JMF)


� stolen smarphone => problems

� Write an application which prevents a rubber to use the smartphone

� Even your application must help to find him. Use the geolocalisation, the camera, and your ideas !


Project 6: Android Studio

2.2 (JMF)


� According to https://developer.android.com/develop/index.html, there are more than 20 new features with Android 2.2

� Present at least 4 of them (développing UI, APK analyser, new adds with nougat, ...)


Project 7: Test UI Android

with Expresso (JMF)


� "You should get into the habit of creating user interface (UI) tests if you need to verify that the UI of your app is functioning correctly."

� A framework: Expresso

� Simulate user interactions

� https://developer.android.com/training/testing/ui-testing/espresso-testing.html


Project 8: Firebase Test

Lab for Android (JMF)


� "Test your app on devices hosted in a Google datacenter."

� So the cloud

� Tests tools for Android apps using google cloud

� https://firebase.google.com/docs/test-lab/


Project 9: Wireless network for

Android, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi (JMF)


� How wireless network can be used with Android

� Create and develop a (or more !) Android app(s) using Bluetooth, Wi-Fi (and more) wireless network


Fin

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