Abstract: The Raspberry Pi Smart Conference Room Management System course offered by the School of Information and Software Engineering at the University of Electronic Science and Technology is an interdisciplinary, advanced challenge-based comprehensive project aimed at cultivating students' ability to apply software engineering principles from requirement analysis and system design to functionality implementation in constructing a complete smart conference room management system. Through three semesters of teamwork, students will work in groups to complete a project that integrates technologies such as the Internet of Things and facial recognition, thereby enhancing their ability to solve complex engineering problems, practical skills, and innovative thinking. The course emphasizes the combination of theory and practice, requiring students to dedicate 48 class hours each semester to collaboratively develop and optimize the project. Students will face multi-end development challenges ranging from the management end and reservation end to the conference room front end, including Web, mobile apps, WeChat mini-programs, and Raspberry Pi wall-mounted front ends. The project design focuses on comprehensiveness, systematization, and challenge, encouraging students to pay attention to system security, user privacy protection, and innovation while implementing functionalities. Additionally, the course aims to enhance students' teamwork and project management skills by allowing them to take on different roles within teams and experience the entire process from project planning to execution. Through this course, students will gain valuable practical experience, laying a solid foundation for future work in the field of intelligent systems.