A two day intensive course, A to Z on blockchain, we cover every subject. Perfect for beginners, entrepreneurs, business leaders and blockchain enthusiast. Examination will be done on the second day.
Course Syllabus:- Introduction
- What is Blockchain
- Blockchain Glossary
- We provide 64 technical terms and definitions that relate to blockchain technology.
- Why is Blockchain a revolutionary Technology
- Blockchain Applications by Industry
- Blockchain Transaction Model
- Bitcoin & Blockchain: how are they connected
- What is a Cryptocurrency
- Bitcoin: A Peer to Peer Electronic Cash System
- Benefits of using Blockchain Technology
- Consensus
- Consensus Protocol
- Safety
- Liveness
- Fault Tolerance
- Blockchain Fork
- Consensus Failure
- Dominance
- Cheating
- Poor Performance
- Choosing the right blockchain
- What is Cryptography
- Cryptographic encryption
- Elliptic-curve Cryptography (ECC)
- What is Blockchain Mining (Bitcoin Examples)
- The Computationally-Difficult Program
- The Difficulty Metric
- Block Reward
- Hardware
- Blockchain Business Use Cases
- Private vs. Public Blockchain
- Permissionless vs. Permissioned
- What is Ethereum
- Proof of Work
- Solidity
- Homestead
- EthHash
- Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)
- Serenity (POS)
- What is Microsoft Azure Workbench Blockchain
- What is Hyperledger
- Hyperledger Fabric
- The Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (PBFT)
- SIEVE
- Cross-Fault Tolerance (XFT)
- Hyperledger SawtoothLake
- Proof of Elapsed Time
- Hyperledger Iroha
- Hyperledger Burrow
- What is Ripple & Stellar Blockchain
- Ripple Consensus Protocol Algorithm
- Stellar Consensus Protocol Algorithm
- What is a Smart contract
- What is Proof of Stake
- What is the EOS blockchain
- Proof of Stake
- EOS Vs. Ethereum
- Denial of Service Attacks
- Consensus Mechanism & Governance
- What is Bitshares Blockchain & DEX
- Delegated Proof of Stake (DPOS)
- Transaction Confirmation
- Proof of Stake Consensus
- Block Production by Elected Witnesses
- Parameter Change by Elected Delegates
- Changing the Rules (aka Hard Forks)
- Double Spend Attack
- Transactions as Proof of Stake
- Blockchain Reorganizations
- Maximally Decentralized
- NEM Blockchain Review
- AI / Quantum computing and Blockchain
We will provide an online exam to provide your final grade and certification on the 2nd day.
Our coding classes for Smart Contract are hands on and it is recommended that students bring a laptop
Pen and paper or a laptop are recommended for taking notes. Most of our classes also recommend that students have a smartphone, WIFI enabled, and/or cellular data available to access email in class. We often send students quizzes and surveys in class.
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