Blockchain Certification Training Course
Simplilearn Americas LLC
Course Summary
Blockchain is the digital ledger of economic transactions worldwide.It is the world’s leading platform for digital assets.Dive into this budding world of digital currency with our comprehensive online Blockchain training course and learn everything you need to know about Blockchain technology:the pioneer of digital asset.
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Course Description
How would a certificate from Simplilearn help me?
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What is Blockchain and mention some of it’s benefits?
Blockchain technology is the brainchild of Satoshi Nakamoto, which enables digital information to be distributed.A network of computing nodes make up the Blockchain.Durability, robustness, success rate, transparency, incorruptibility are some of the enticing characteristics of Blockchain.By design, Blockchain is a decentralized technology which is used by a global network of computer to manage Bitcoin transactions easily.Many new business applications will result with the usage of Blockchain such as Crowd funding, smart contracts, supply chain auditing, Internet of Things(IoT), etc.
What are the prerequisites for this course?
There is no such prerequisite for this course but a prior exposure to Data structures is helpful
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Course Syllabus
Course preview
Blockchain
Section 1 - Introduction to Blockchain 1:06:14
1.1 Instructor Introduction 04:57
1.2 Blockchain origins 06:37
1.3 Blockchain objectves 15:21
1.4 Blockchain users and adoption 14:46
1.5 Blockchain challenges 11:20
1.6 New developments in blockchain 13:13
Section 2 - Bitcoin and Blockchain Data Structures 1:22:49
2.1 Blockchain TOC Bitcoin/Blockchain data structures and identifiers 03:26
2.2 Keys as Idententity 08:59
2.3 Digital Signatures 05:36
2.4 Hashes 08:34
2.5 Hashes as Addresses 04:09
2.6 Hash Pointers and Data Structures 12:25
2.7 Blockchain transactions 19:05
2.8 Blockchain block structure 20:35
Section 3 - Creating the Blockchain: Mining 54:19
3.1 Mining explained 04:49
3.2 The bitcoin network 12:29
3.3 The bitcoin Minning Process 18:06
3.4 Minning Developments 18:55
Section 4 - Buying and Selling Bitcoin 49:31
4.1 Bitcoin source 02:06
4.2 Bitcoin source(contd..) 15:28
4.3 Bitcoin wallets 09:00
4.4 Bitcoin wallets(contd..) 01:01
4.5 Bitcoin wallets(contd..) 07:46
4.6 Mobile Wallets 14:10
Section 5 - Extending the Blockchain 48:44
5.1 Why Extend the Blockchain? 00:53
5.2 Blockchain Objectives 09:18
5.3 Altcoins 15:33
5.4 Colored Coins 11:17
5.6 Side Contracts 11:43
Section 6 - BitcoinBlockchain Adoption 35:23
6.1 Initial Adoption 03:43
6.2 Adoption Metrics 12:19
6.3 Blockchain Demographics 08:16
6.4 Blockchain Geographic Distribution 04:47
6.5 Blockchain TOC 06:18
Section 7 - Emerging Trends in Blockchain 2:38:39
7.1 Emerging Trends in Blockchain 05:26
7.2 Transaction limitations 18:39
7.3 Additional blockchains 37:23
7.4 Hyperledger 16:27
7.5 Ripple 23:00
7.6 R3 18:59
7.7 Blockchain and cloud computing 11:42
7.8 Cloud -Based Blockchains 27:03
Section 8 - Blockchain Innovation and Entrepreneurship 2:02:48
8.1 Blockchain Innovation and Entrepreneurship 01:22
8.2 Innovation theory 13:03
8.3 Innovation and Value Chains 16:25
8.4 Blockchain investment trends 08:52
8.5 Blockchain FinTech innovation 12:41
8.6 Blockchain FinTech innovation(contd..) 08:25
8.7 Blockchain FinTech innovation(contd..) 10:14
8.8 Letters of Credit 14:03
8.9 Blockchain startup innovation 16:14
8.10 Data Provanence 21:29
Section 9 - Blockchain and Public Policy 1:42:53
9.1 Blockchain and Public Policy 01:15
9.2 Bitcoinblockchain background 09:22
9.3 Elite opinion 10:58
9.4 The move to the mainstream 07:33
9.5 Central banks 19:24
9.6 Governmental regulators 15:38
9.7 Public policy response 23:55
9.8 Politicians get on the bandwagon 06:45
9.9 Conclusion 08:03
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