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Course Outline
Quick Overview
- Blockchain History for Government
- Decentralization
- Openness
- Theoretical Background
Introduction to Bitcoin
- History of Bitcoin
- Bitcoin Security
- Bitcoin Pricing and Volatility
- General Usage, Trading, and Online Exchange
Introduction to Blockchain
- Transactions Storage on Blockchain
- Bitcoin Mining
- Blockchains: Permissioned and Permissionless
- Side Chains
Blockchain Usage
- Payment Systems
- Cryptocurrencies (e.g., Bitcoin Ledger)
- Royalty Collection
- Management of Copyrights
- Insurance
- Development
- Private Ethereum Network
- Smart Contracts (e.g., Ethereum)
- dApps
- Hyperledger (e.g., Hyperledger Fabric)
Bitcoin Security
- Bitcoin Pseudo-Anonymity
- Security Measures
- Wallet Back Up and Restore
Mining and Transactions
- Digital Assets
- Distributed Ledgers
- Byzantine Generals' Problem
- Networks and Nodes
- Cryptography
- Proof and Distributed Consensus
- Pools and Scripting
Bitcoin Scalability and Limitations
- Transaction Volumes and Block Sizes
- Mining Pools and Centralization
Centralized vs. Decentralized Blockchains
- Centralized Blockchain Case Studies Using Ripple and Corda
- Decentralized Blockchain Using Ethereum and Hyperledger
Conclusion
- Bitcoin for Remittances in Emerging Economies
- Digital Currencies and Financial Institutions
- Digital Currencies and Innovation
- Alternatives to Bitcoin and the Blockchain
Requirements
- Should possess a foundational understanding of business operations, financial systems, cryptographic currencies, and data management for government.
- Must have a basic knowledge of software and systems for government use.
14 Hours
Testimonials (1)
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