An intensive full day course that dives into the current topics behind distributed ledger technology, cryptography, cryptocurrencies, blockchains, sidechains, smart contacts, Dapps, ICO’s and tokens. The course is specifically designed for people who wish to understand how Web 3.0 transmits value over the internet and how it will change the Internet of Information to the Internet of Value. Created for business executives and leaders who wish to forego the pie-in-the-sky hype and excessive technical jargon, and be technically savvy without the ‘geek speak’. Topics Covered Understanding cryptography: Hashing, public/private key, elliptical curve algorithms, cryptographic attack vectors. Distributed computing concepts: Peer-to-peer networks, Byzantine Fault Tolerance, Byzantine General's Problem, multi-phased commits, cache synchronization. Blockchain data structures: Digital signature addresses. Consensus algorithms: Proof of Work, Proof of Stake, Proof of Elapsed Time, Proof of Authority, RAFT, Hashgraph. Blockchains: bitcoin, Ethereum, HyperLedger, Hashgraph, EOS, NEO, Quorum, Cardano, public vs private, permissioned vs. permissionless. Smart Contracts: What they are, Solidity code examples, use cases, OPCODE, auditing and attack vectors. Initial Coin Offerings (ICO): Anatomy and technical architecture of an ICO, coin issuance, observing on-chain transactions during an ICO, and real-life smart contract analysis. Tokenomics: Monte Carlo simulations and game theory. Machine Learning & Big Data: Applying machine learning and big data concepts to blockchain.
starting on 2018-06-18 09:00:00
Address:
252 Nassau Street
08542 Princeton
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