Blockchain Certification Training Hot & new
Master the technology that's redefining trust and transparency
By Von wick
Last update 10 Sep. 2019
This course includes
- 48.5 hours on-demand video
- 57 articles
- 12 downloadable resources
- Full lifetime access
- Access on mobile and TV
- Certificate of Completion
Description
Learn the core concepts of Blockchain, including distributed ledgers, smart contracts, and cryptocurrency. This course prepares you for emerging roles in this transformative domain.
Objective of the Course
- Gain expertise in Blockchain platforms like Ethereum and Hyperledger.
- Hands-on experience with real-world Blockchain use cases.
- Learn to build secure and scalable decentralized applications (DApps).
Overview of Blockchain 021 lectures
- 1.1 Introduction to Blockchain
- 1.2 Blockchain and Its Importance
- 1.3 Blockchain in Banking System
- 1.4 Blockchain Transaction Process
- 1.5 Transaction Initiation
- 1.6 Demo: Generation of a Public/Private Key Pair and a Digital Signature
- 1.7 Transaction Broadcast
- 1.8 Consensus and its Features
- 1.9 Miners
- 1.10 Proof of Work
- 1.11 Generation of Nonce Values
- 1.12 Generation of Hash Code
- 1.13 Consensus Algorithms
- 1.14 Block Creation
- 1.15 Demonstrate the Blockchain Block Structure
- 1.16 Transaction Record
- 1.17 Working of Distributed Structure
- 1.18 Demonstrate the Working of Blockchain Transaction
- 1.19 Types of Blockchain
- 1.20 Blockchain Platforms
- 1.21 Application Components and Templates
Bitcoin Blockchain 014 lectures
- 2.1 Introduction
- 2.2 Bitcoin and Ways to Acquire Them
- 2.3 Bitcoin Wallets and Ways to Set Them Up
- 2.4 Examples of Where to Use Bitcoins
- 2.5 Transaction in Bitcoin System
- 2.6 Bitcoin Address
- 2.7 Bitcoin Transactions
- 2.8 Bitcoin Script Construction
- 2.9 Bitcoin Script Instructions
- 2.10 Bitcoin Network Node
- 2.11 Joining Bitcoin Network
- 2.12 Mining in Bitcoin Blockchain
- 2.13 Autonomous Check of Transactions
- 2.14 Independent Aggregation of Transactions
Ethereum 014 lectures
- 3.1 Introduction
- 3.2 Ethereum and Its Concepts
- 3.3 Gas in Ethereum
- 3.4 Ether
- 3.5 Ethereum Virtual Machine
- 3.6 Types of Ethereum Accounts
- 3.7 Smart Contract Example
- 3.8 Ethereum Mining
- 3.9 Ethereum Ecosystem
- 3.10 Swarm
- 3.11 InterPlanetary File System
- 3.12 Whisper
- 3.13 Ethereum Frameworks
- 3.14 Ethereum DAPPs and DAOs
Deploying Smart contracts on Private Ethereum Network 013 lectures
- 4.1 Introduction
- 4.2 Private Ethereum Blockchain
- 4.3 Ethereum Smart Contracts
- 4.4 Solidity Programming
- 4.5 Arrays
- 4.6 Enums
- 4.7 Structs
- 4.8 Function Declaration in Solidity
- 4.9 Inheritance
- 4.10 Events
- 4.11 Creating Contracts Using New Operator
- 4.12 ERC20 Token
- 4.13 Solidity Smart Contract Design Patterns
Hyperledger 013 lectures
- 5.1 Introduction
- 5.2 Hyperledger and Its Importance
- 5.3 Hyperledger Transaction
- 5.4 Hyperledger Projects
- 5.5 Sawtooth
- 5.6 Hyperledger Fabric
- 5.7 Iroha
- 5.8 Indy
- 5.9 Hyperledger Architecture
- 5.10 Permissioned Blockchain and Its Consensus Model
- 5.11 Consensus and its interaction with architectural layers
- 5.12 API and Network Topology in Hyperledger
- 5.13 Steps to Create a Hyperledger Network
Summary 02 lectures
Job Roles & Placement Details
- Opportunities in fintech, supply chain, and technology sectors.
- Strong demand for Blockchain professionals in startups and global companies.
- Job Roles: Blockchain Developer, Crypto Analyst, Smart Contract Developer
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