Blockchain Specialization Training in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Pakistan

Blockchain Specialization

The Certified Blockchain Specialist (CBS) program is aimed to provide exposure to the blockchain technology and how it can be leveraged across various industries. The blockchain technology is disrupting financial industries and revamping business domains such as accounting and auditing and enabling new business models. Blockchain inherently is a system of recording information that is immutable. It can be thought of as a digital ledger of transactions that is duplicated and distributed across an entire network of computer systems on the blockchain. It addresses the application of one of the most significant application of blockchain technology, the cryptocurrencies and reviews the architecture of these cryptocurrencies.

Course Key Learnings

Understand smart contracts, a core idea and computational model of blockchain that enables automation, autonomy, scalability and transparency.
Have an understanding and working knowledge of the emerging blockchain technology.
How to design and program smart contracts and decentralized application.
How to think of innovative application models, leveraging the blockchain technology.

Course Outline

Blockchain Defined

Blockchain Defined: Bitcoin & Blockchain
Blockchain Structure
Basic Operations
Beyond Bitcoin

Blockchain Foundations

Consensys Introduction
The Brief, Brief History of Blockchain
What is Decentralization?
Decentralization
Ledgers, Distributed Ledgers, and Consensus
The Paper Blockchain
Why Blockchain?

Ethereum Blockchain

Practitioner’s Perspective: The Enterprise
Ethereum Structure
Ethereum Operations
Incentive Model4

Algorithms & Techniques

Hashing
Transaction Integrity
Securing Blockchain

Trust Essentials

Consensus Protocol
Practitioner’s Perspective: Decentralized Governance
Robustness
Forks

The Technical Side

Public Key Cryptography
Cryptographic Hash Functions
Digital Signing
Anatomy of a Block
The Chain of Blocks
Nodes and Networks

Blockchain in Use

Consensus Mechanisms and Trust Frameworks
Public, Private & Consortium Blockchains
Blockchain Interoperability
When to Use a Blockchain
Implications of Blockchain on Business

Cryptocurrency Tokens

Wallets, Exchanges & Transactions6m
Bitcoin and Ethereum
Bitcoin vs Ethereum
Smart Contracts & The EVM
Decentralized Apps
Blockchain Platforms & Extensions
Blockchain Solution Architecture

Smart Contract Basics

Smart Contracts Defined (Part 1) (Remix IDE and Greeter Demos)
Smart Contracts Defined (Part 2) (Simple Storage Demo)
Processing Smart Contracts (Compile Artifacts Demo)
Deploying Smart Contracts

Putting it all Together

Time Elements (Part 1)
Time Elements (Part 2) (BallotV2 Demo)
Time Elements (Part 3)
Validation & Test (Part 1) (BallotV3 Demo)
Validation & Test (Part 2) (BallotV4 Demo)
Client Applications
Practitioner’s Perspective: Shared Rules & Trust

Decentralized Applications (Dapps)

Dapp Defined
Ethereum APIs
Practitioner’s Perspective: Public Network Architecture

Truffle Development

Truffle IDE (Part 2) (Compile Demo)
Truffle IDE (Part 3) (Migration Demo)
Test-Driven Development (Part 1) (Test Demo
Test-Driven Development (Part 2) (Negative Test Demo)
Web Interface & Testing (Part 1) (Front-End Demo)
Web Interface & Testing (Part 2) (Metamask Demo)
Web Interface & Testing (Part 3) (Metamask Demo Con’t)

Design Improvements

Design Improvements: Solidity Features (Part 2)
Event Handling (Part 1)
Event Handling (Part 2) (Coin Demo)
Oraclize

Application Models & Standards

Dapp Models (Part 2)
Dapp Standards (Part 1)
Dapp Standards (Part 2)

Permissioned Blockchains

Hyperledger (Part 1)
Hyperledger (Part 2)
Fabric Services
Fabric Model & Functions (Part 1)
Fabric Model & Functions (Part 2)
Composer
Composer (Demo) (Part 1)
Composer (Demo) (Part 2)
Composer (Demo) (Part 3)

Decentralized Applications Platforms

Augur (Part 1)
Augur (Part 2)
Grid+ (Part 1)
Grid+ (Part 2)

Challenges & Solutions

Consensus
Scalability
Privacy & Confidentiality
Escrow & Multi-sig

Alternative Decentralized Solutions

Interplanetary File System (Part 1)
Interplanetary File System (Part 2)
Interplanetary File System (Demo)
Hashgraph (Part 1)
Hashgraph (Part 2)
Blockchain: Social Imperative

Cryptocurrency Intuition

Lesson Plan
What is Bitcoin?
Bitcoin Monetary Policy.
Mining Difficulty
Bitcoin Mines Virtual Tour
Mining Pools
Nonce Range
Picking Transaction
Computation Power
Mempool Working

Build your First Blockchain

Development Environmental Setup
Python Programming Language
Python Basics, Comments, Collections, Control Structures
Object Orient Programming Language
Class and Object
Programming Blockchain
Blockchain Folders
Hosting Environmental Setup

Requirements

There are no requirements needed to enroll beyond having a business interest in learning how blockchain and Bitcoin work.

Who this course is for:

The ideal student for this course is someone who wants to quickly understand and expand their knowledge of how blockchain and Bitcoin work as well as how they are applied in business.
Business people who want to learn more about how blockchain and Bitcoin are impacting the world of business.
This course does not include any code sampling elements, as such it is not meant as a course for developers who wish to learn how to program blockchain applications

Job Opportunities in Blockchain

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