A blockchain course for beginners will cover blockchain basics like how blockchain works and applications of blockchain. It’s likely that learners will also study cryptocurrencies, identify problems that can be solved using blockchain technology developed by organizations like Hyperledger.Students in a blockchain developer course will likely have to know a few programming languages such as Java or JavaScript. Students may also learn a programming language specifically designed for blockchain development, such as Solidity, which is made to be used on the Ethereum platform. A blockchain development course may also include an overview of various blockchain platforms such as Ethereum, Corda, and Ripple.
What You Will Learn?
You will learn the following skills:
Overview of Blockchain
Cryptocurrency
Bitcoin Basics
Ethereum Basics
Privacy, Security issues in Blockchain
Case studies
Scope
Following are the few fields students can look at after pursuing this program but work experience and job profile are a must:
Blockchain Developer
Blockchain Solution Architect
Blockchain Project Manager
Blockchain UX Designer
Blockchain Quality engineer
Blockchain Legal Consultant
Module 1
Course Papers
Overview of blockchain
Introduction to Cryptocurrency
Bitcoin Basics & Ethereum Basics
Overview of blockchainIntroduction to Blockchain
Introduction to Blockchain and its Origin
Why Blockchain is crucial and its objectives
Blockchain terminologies
Distinction between databases and blockchain
Distributed Ledger
Understanding Blockchain ecosystem and structure
How blockchain works?
Types of blockchain
Introduction to Cryptocurrency What is Cryptocurrency
Transformation in trading units
Cryptography and Crypto-currency
Anonymity and Pseudonymity in Cryptocurrencies
Digital Signatures, Cryptocurrency Hash codes
Peer to peer networks (structured and unstructured)
Bitcoin Basics & Ethereum Basics Basics of Bitcoin
Bitcoin Blockchain
Challenges and uses and Solutions
Alternatives to Bitcoin Consensus
Bitcoin Scripting language
Ethereums and Smart contracts
The turing Completeness of smart contract languages and verification challenges
Comparing Bitcoin Scripting and Ethereum smart contracts
Writing smart contracts using Solidity and JavaScript
Module 2
Course Papers(Opt any 1)
Case studies in Blockchain
Privacy, Security issues in Blockchain
Course Syllabus
Blockchain in financial services
Supply chain management and Government services
Pseudo-anonymity Vs. Anonymity
Z-cash and Zk-SNARKS for Anonymity preservations
Attacks on Blockchain: Sybil attacks, Selfish mining, Sharding based consensus algorithms to prevent these attacks
