Course Outline
Session 1: Introduction to Blockchain (1 hour)
- Definition, history, and evolution
- Key concepts: Decentralization, consensus mechanisms, immutability, transparency
- Major platforms: Bitcoin, Ethereum
Session 2: Practical Uses of Blockchain Technology (1 hour)
- Payment systems and cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin Ledger)
- Smart contracts (e.g. Ethereum)
- Royalty collection and management of copyrights
- Insurance
Session 3: Web 3.0 and Decentralized Finance (DeFi) (1 hour)
- Characteristics and differences from Web 2.0
- Core technologies: Blockchain, decentralized storage, smart contracts
- DeFi applications: Lending, borrowing, staking, yield farming
Session 4: NFTs and Digital Assets (1 hour)
- Introduction to NFTs
- Use cases: Art, gaming, digital collectibles
- Marketplaces: OpenSea, Rarible
- Legal and regulatory considerations
Session 5: Industry Use Cases (1 hour)
- Supply Chain and Logistics
- Transparency and traceability benefits
- Healthcare
- Data security, interoperability, patient records
- Real Estate
- Transaction transparency, property records
Session 6: Regulatory Landscape and Future Trends (1 hour)
- Global regulatory overview
- Compliance and risk management
- AML/KYC implementation
- Emerging trends and future directions
- DAOs, decentralized storage, quantum computing impact
Session 7: Practical Implementation (1 hour)
- Hands-on demonstration of blockchain tools and platforms
- Creating and managing smart contracts
- Setting up a cryptocurrency wallet and conducting transactions
- Q&A session for practical insights
Requirements
Audience
- Technology Professionals: Individuals working in IT, software development, and related fields who are looking to expand their knowledge of blockchain and Web 3.0 technologies.
- Business Leaders and Entrepreneurs: Founders, CEOs, and business owners interested in understanding how blockchain can transform their industries and drive innovation.
- Investors and Financial Analysts: Professionals in finance who want to understand the impact of blockchain on financial markets and explore investment opportunities in blockchain technologies.
- Academics and Researchers: Scholars and educators seeking to incorporate blockchain and Web 3.0 concepts into their research or curriculum.
- Government and Regulatory Officials: Policy makers and regulators who need a comprehensive understanding of the blockchain landscape to inform policy decisions.
- Legal Professionals: Lawyers and legal advisors focusing on technology law, intellectual property, and regulatory compliance related to blockchain and cryptocurrencies.
Testimonials (2)
Patrick did a great job of striking a balance between covering all the prepared material while making time to give detailed answers to any questions from the group
Mick Mccarthy - Rakuten Blockchain Lab
Course - Ethereum for Developers
I liked the practical exercises on Solidity and Chain.com.