Blockchains Professional Engineering and Technical recoginzed Diplomas 03035530865-03219606785 Rawalpindi-KPK-Punjab-Sialkot-Gujrat-Gujrwawal

Syllabus:

1. Introduction to blockchain. What is a distributed ledger. Transactions. Digital Signatures.
2. The consensus layer. Basic Properties. Proof of Work.
3. Robust Transaction Ledgers. Properties and Objectives. Permissioned, permissionless ledgers.
4. Privacy Issues. Anonymity, Pseudonymity, Unlinkability. Zero-Knowledge Proofs.
5. Scalability Issues. Byzantine agreement protocols.
6. Blockchain as a platform. Smart Contracts.
7. Secure multiparty computation techniques and their application to blockchain protocols.
8. Alternative techniques to proof of work for blockchain protocols, proof of stake/space.
9. Game theoretic analysis of blockchain protocols.
10. Name and object registries. Reputation systems. Policy issues related to blockchain.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
In this course, you learn about some of the common challenges facing business networks and how a new approach to recording and processing transactions that uses blockchain technology can solve some of these challenges.

When you finish this course, you should understand:

Blockchain and distributed ledger systems in a business environment
Important concepts and key use cases of blockchain for business
How assets can be transferred in a blockchain network
The role of Linux Foundation's Hyperledger project
IBM's Blockchain Strategy
COURSE SYLLABUS
Module 1 - What is Blockchain?
Business networks
Assets
Ledgers, Transactions and Contracts
The problem with existing networks
How blockchain solves this problem
Different types of blockchain
Requirements of a blockchain for business
Module 2 - Example Blockchain Networks
Overview of active networks
TradeLens - Improving global trade
IBM Food Trust - Supply chain transparency
Further examples by industry
Key players for blockchain adoption
Module 3 - IBM and Blockchain
How IBM can help with a blockchain project
IBM's blockchain strategy
The IBM Blockchain Platform
The Linux Foundation's Hyperledger project
Hyperledger Fabric
Continuing your blockchain journey
GENERAL INFORMATION
This course is free.
It is self-paced.
It can be taken at any time.
PREREQUISITES
None
Learning Objectives
Upon successful completion of the course, each student will show tangible evidence of growth
and maturity in the following areas:
1. Be able to state core Blockchain concepts, the benefits, and the limitations of blockchain
technologies.
2. Be able to state the key differentiators for blockchain from other technology systems.
3. Understand the technical underpinnings of blockchain technology at sufficient depth to
perform analysis.
4. Perform analysis of the implications of certain decisions upon blockchain proposals.
5. Understand relevant legal, ethical, and privacy issues and how they might impact policy
and actions of organizations or individuals.
6. Apply various blockchain concepts to analyze examples, proposals, case studies, and
preliminary blockchain system design discussions.
7. Make decisions about the use (or not) of blockchain technology in systems, and support
decisions with relevant arguments.
8. Defend your blockchain analysis of real world systems and present relevant findings and
arguments in a structured logical and compelling manner.
9. Determine real world challenges that blockchain technologies may assist (or explain why
not) in solving.

This course is intended for audiences of all experiences who are interested in learning about blockchain in a business context; there are no prerequisite courses.
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