Blockchain & Cryptocurrency Technology Foundation Course - Corporate Training
Our training team are software specialists providing real world industry experiences
Bright Solutions Global PLC
Summary
- Certificate of completion - Free
- Tutor is available to students
Location & dates
City Of London
London
EC4N6HL
United Kingdom
Overview
For those who have heard about Bitcoin and Blockchain, and need to understand …
… where blockchain could or will have a major strategic impact on their business, as a threat or as an opportunity.
… where blockchain offers a tactical opportunity to improve, diversify or optimise current business activities.
… where data and transaction immutability is key.
… the disruptive opportunities blockchain ( shared ledger ) technology will offer.
This course provides a concise introduction with hands on exercise to provide a solid introduction. The day focuses on terminology and basic concepts of Blockchain and Cryptocurrency, build a simple blockchain and appreciate its possible use cases, associated issues, opportunities and possibilities.
Description
Transforming training from standard delivery to a customised learning experience.
Our training team are software specialists providing real world industry experiences, adding value to your experience with relevant discussions and examples throughout our courses.
We can deliver this course in a standard form or tailor the content to focus on a particular project, specific need or group requirement.
We can also develop a full training plan with a structured learning path.
Course Outline
Session 1 – Blockchain
? Blockchain – the history
? Purpose – why is it, what is it? ( + examples )
? Blockchain – advantages and disadvantages
? Hashing – tamper proof transaction histories and SHA-256
? Digital Signatures: Public Keys – Private Keys
? Architecture – Centralised vs. Decentralised, Public vs. Private, Permissioned vs. Permissionless
? The Chain – Blocks and Records and Querying
? Consensus and immutability (Mining) – Proof of work (Stake), The 51% attack
? Double Spend issues
? The Blockchain Process
? Summary
Session 3 – Blockchain Workshop
? Ledgers – Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) : public and private
? The commercial players and BAAS ( Blockchain As A Service )
? Practical – Blockchain simple application: definition, creation and use ( And API’s )
? Summary
Session 2 – Cryptocurrency
? Bitcoin – value, trust. A digital asset (2009)
? Buying and Selling – wallets, exchanges and price movements
? Bitcoin Transactions
? Bitcoin Storage options – wallets
? Bitcoin Payment – options and services
? Bitcoin Mining and Transaction fees
? Anonymity
? Altcoins – create your own
? Etherium and Smart Contracts – DAO, DAC
? Summary
Session 4 – Extras and Summary
? Blockchain Use Cases
? ICO’s ( Initial Coin Offerings )
? Soft Forks and Hard Forks, SegWit
? Compliance, Security and Risks – Government, FCA, SEC, Tax, AML, KYC, BitLicense ? Next Steps and the future – barriers and opportunities – when to use, when to not.
? Summary
Who is this course for?
This course is suitable for a wide range of people – from business managers to general IT workers, who need both an overview of blockchain capabilities and a technical view inside blockchain processing.
Questions and answers
Certificates
Certificate of completion
Digital certificate - Included
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