Introduction to Blockchain
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One of the popular courses offered by the Texlearn Academy to get you started on the road to skill improvement is Introduction to Blockchain. Learn the essential abilities and information you require to get the best results and maximize your professional potential!
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** Course Curriculum **
*** Introduction to Blockchain ***
Module 01: Introduction to Blockchain Technology
- Introduction
- Bitcoin
- Work of Blockchain Technology
- Existing Market
- Alternative Blockchains
- Sidechain Snare
- The Purpose of the Blockchain
Module 02: Applications of Technology Compelling
- Private Securities
- NASDAQ Private Equity
- Insurance
- Notary Public
- Applications of Blockchain in the Music Industry
- Decentralized Proof of Existence of Documents
- Decentralized Storage
- Decentralized IOT
- Blockchain-based Anti-Counterfeit Solutions
- Internet Applications
Module 03: Corporate Funding and Risks for Adoption
- Introduction
- Corporate Funding
- Blockchain’s Key Characteristics
- Pseudonymous
- Hashing: A Cryptographic Fingerprint
- Mining
- Consensus
- A Digital Asset That Works As a Medium Of Exchange
- Blockchain beyond Borders
- The Role of the OECD
- Risks for Adoption
Module 04: Recognising the Potential
- Introduction
- Way of a Peer-to-Peer System Changed a Whole Industry
- The Potential of Peer-to-Peer Systems
- Terminology and the Link to the Blockchain
- The Definition of a Peer-to-Peer System
- The Architecture of Peer-to-Peer Systems
- The Link between Peer-to-Peer Systems and the Blockchain
- The Potential of the Blockchain
- Technical Failures
- Malicious Peers
- The Core Problem to Be Solved by the Blockchain
Module 05: Disambiguating the Term
- Ways to Define the Blockchain
- A Data Structure
- An Algorithm
- A Suite of Technologies
- The Role of Managing Ownership
- Ownership and Witnesses
- Foundations of Ownership
- Purposes and Properties of a Ledger
- Ownership and the Blockchain
Module 06: Backstory of Blockchain
- Introduction
- Blockchain
- Centralized vs. Decentralized Systems
- Layers of Blockchain
Module 07: Blockchain Works
- Introduction
- Laying the Blockchain Foundation
- Cryptography
- Symmetric Key Cryptography
- Kerckhoff’s Principle and XOR Function
- Stream Ciphers vs. Block Cipher
- Data Encryption Standard
Module 08: Bitcoin Works
- Introduction
- The History of Money
- Dawn of Bitcoin
- Working with Bitcoins
- The Bitcoin Blockchain
- The Bitcoin Network
Module 09: Works of Ethereum
- Introduction
- From Bitcoin to Ethereum
- Ethereum as a Next-Gen Blockchain
- Design Philosophy of Ethereum
- Advantages of UTXOs
- Advantages of Accounts
- Trie Usage
- Merkle Patricia Tree
- RLP Encoding
- Gas and Transaction Cost
Module 10: Blockchain Application Development
- Introduction
- Decentralized Applications
- Blockchain Application Development
- Libraries and Tools
- Get Test Bitcoins in the Sender’s Wallet
- Setting Up a Private Ethereum Network
Module 11: Planning the Blockchain
- Introduction
- Starting Point
- The Path to Follow
- Describing Ownership
- Protecting Ownership
- Storing Transaction Data
- Preparing Ledgers to Be Distributed in an Untrustworthy Environment
- Distributing the Ledgers
- Adding New Transactions to the Ledgers
- Deciding Which Ledgers Represent the Truth
- Describing the Transfer of Ownership
- Maintaining the History of Transfers
- Importance of Ordering
- The Integrity of the Transaction History
Module 12: Hashing Data
- Introduction
- How It Works
- Providing Hash Values for Any Data Quickly
- One-Way Function
- Collision Resistant
- Patterns of Hashing Data
- Sequential Hashing
- Hierarchical Hashing
- Referring to Data in a Change-Sensitive Manner
- Storing Data in a Change-Sensitive Manner
- Causing Time-Consuming Computations
- The Difficulty Level
- Usage of Hashing in the Blockchain
Module 13: Limitations of Blockchain
- Introduction
- Technical Challenges
- Government Regulation
- Privacy Challenges for Personal Records
Module 14: The Blockchain Is an Information Technology
- Introduction
- Blockchain Technology Could be Quite Complementary
- Blockchain AI
- Large Possibility Space for Intelligence
- Smart Contract Advocates on Behalf of Digital Intelligence
- Ledra Capital Mega Master Blockchain List
- Cryptocurrency Basics
- Public/Private-Key Cryptography
Module 15: Blockchain Science
- Introduction
- Global Public Health
- Blockchain Genomics
- Genome Coin, GenomicResearchcoin
- Blockchain Health
- Healthcoin
- EMRs on the Blockchain
- Blockchain Health Research Commons
- Blockchain Health Notary
- Virus Bank, Seed Vault Backup
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You will receive a course completion Certification if you complete the Introduction to Blockchain course successfully.
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Who is this course for?
This Introduction to Blockchain course is perfect for professionals looking to expand their skill set and advance their careers as well as prospective students looking to expand their skill set.
You will get the information, knowledge, and techniques you need from this Introduction to Blockchain to build your confidence and advance your professional growth.
Requirements
The Introduction to Blockchain course from Texlearn Academy has no formal entry requirements. Students must meet the following requirements in order to enrol in the Introduction to Blockchain course:
- Have a strong desire to learn
- Display a good understanding of the English language, and basic IT skills
- Be over the age of 16
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