The Internet of Things major is a comprehensive major involving multiple fields, and its graduates have a variety of career directions to choose from.
First of all, they can be engaged in the design, development, management, maintenance, teaching and scientific research of the communication architecture, network protocols and standards, wireless sensors, information security, etc. of the Internet of Things in enterprises, institutions, scientific research institutes, colleges and universities related to the Internet of Things. These positions include IoT system design architects, IoT system administrators, network application system administrators, IoT application system development engineers, etc.
Secondly, graduates majoring in the Internet of Things can also be employed in automation enterprises, smart home appliances, smart homes, industrial control enterprises, digital entertainment companies and other fields, including radio frequency identification development engineers, Internet of Things embedded hardware development engineers, Internet of Things embedded hardware test engineers, etc.
In addition, they can also be engaged in the research, design, construction, operation, monitoring and management of building energy conservation in the first management department, scientific research institutions, design institutes, consulting companies, construction engineering companies, property and energy management, building energy-saving equipment and product manufacturing and production enterprises.
At the same time, graduates majoring in the Internet of Things can also work in careers such as ERP consultants, IT system maintenance engineers, system administrators, and network administrators.
Graduates majoring in the Internet of Things have a variety of career directions to choose from, including but not limited to the design and development of IoT communication architecture, embedded system development, smart home design and implementation, building energy conservation design and management, IT system maintenance and management, and other fields. The choice of direction depends on the individual's interests, professional knowledge and skills, as well as factors such as market demand and employment prospects.