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Blockchain Technology Training

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Understand the design rationale of blockchain technology, its emerging platforms and applications and uncover the limitations and the opportunities enabled by blockchain applications, particularly as it relates to finance.

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What is Blockchain Technology Training about?

The course covers a wide range of blockchain-related subjects. We start with distributed systems and alternative consensus techniques, then go on to cryptoeconomics and proof-of-stake. We then examine the fundamental applications of bitcoin and blockchain technology, including enterprise blockchain implementations (JP Morgan's Quorum, Ripple, Tendermint, and HyperLedger), scaling blockchain adoption challenges and solutions, and government efforts to regulate and control blockchain technology. We end the course by looking at current blockchain enterprises and doing a blockchain-based future thought experiment. 

What are the objectives of Blockchain Technology Training ?

  • A formal definition of distributed consensus and foundational topics such as the CAP Theorem and the Byzantine Generals Problem. 
  • The alternative consensus mechanisms to Bitcoin’s Proof-of-work, including Proof-of-Stake, voting-based consensus algorithms, and federated consensus. 
  • The meaning and properties of crypto-economics as it relates to its two compositional fields: cryptography and economics, as well as the goals for crypto-economics with respect to distributed systems fundamentals 
  • The various enterprise-level blockchain implementations, such as JP Morgan’s Quorum, Ripple, Tendermint, and HyperLedger, including the industry use cases for blockchain, ICOs, and the increasing regulations surrounding blockchain. 
  • The challenges with scaling and obstacles to widespread blockchain adoption, as well as the possible solutions within vertical scaling (e.g., block size increases, Segregated Witness, and the Lightning Network) and horizontal scaling (e.g., sidechains, sharding). 
  • Governments have taken measures to regulate and control blockchain technology, e.g., Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) regulations, anonymity goals, and government techniques for the deanonymisation of entities on blockchain. 
  • An exploratory look into blockchain ventures today, such as venture capitalism, ICOs, and crowdfunding. 

Who is Blockchain Technology Training for?

This course is available to students of all backgrounds. Whether you want to be a blockchain developer, crypto trader, data analyst, researcher, or consultant, or you want to learn more about Blockchain. This course will assist you in the beginning to build the crucial skills required to secure your career's future. 

What are the prerequisites for Blockchain Technology Training?

Cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin and the Crypto Space course

Available Training Modes

Live Online Training

18 Hours

Self-Paced Training

18 Hours

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  • Blockchain architecture is built on the foundation of decades of computer science and distributed systems literature. We provide a formal definition of distributed consensus and present foundational theoretical computer science topics such as the CAP Theorem and the Byzantine Generals Problem. We then explore alternative consensus mechanisms to Bitcoin’s Proof-of-work, including Proof-of-Stake, voting-based consensus algorithms, and federated consensus.
  • We examine the meaning and properties of crypto economics as it relates to its two compositional fields: cryptography and economics. We then look at the goals of crypto economics concerning distributed systems fundamentals (liveness, safety, data availability) and the grieving factors and faults in the way of these goals.
  • We look at various existing enterprise-level blockchain implementations, such as JP Morgan’s Quorum, Ripple, Tendermint, and HyperLedger. We also explore business and industry use cases for blockchain, ICOs, and the increasing regulations surrounding blockchain.
  • One major obstacle to widespread blockchain adoption is the problem of scalability. We define scaling first as it relates to Bitcoin as a payment method and compare it to more traditional forms of payment such as credit cards. We then consider the general blockchain scalability debate and investigate some of the solutions that have been proposed for vertical scaling (e.g., block size increases, Segregated Witness, and the Lightning Network), as well as horizontal scaling (e.g., sidechains, sharding).
  • We investigate governments’ measures to regulate and control blockchain technology. We examine Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) regulations, anonymity goals, and government techniques for deanonymising entities on blockchain. Then from the user’s perspective, we also dive into privacy-oriented altcoins and mixing techniques.
  • A course summary and an exploratory look into blockchain ventures today, such as venture capitalism, ICOs, and crowdfunding. We conclude with a blockchain-based future thought experiment.

Who is the instructor for this training?

The trainer for this Blockchain Technology Training has extensive experience in this domain, including years of experience training & mentoring professionals.

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