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About the Course 3
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WelcomeLecture1.1
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General GuidelinesLecture1.2
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Course ObjectiveLecture1.3
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Evolution of Blockchain 7
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Learning OutcomeLecture2.1
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Tracing the OriginLecture2.2
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Blockchain AnatomyLecture2.3
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En route to DecentralizationLecture2.4
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Decentralization MattersLecture2.5
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Blockchain as DatabaseLecture2.6
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Application ArenasLecture2.7
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Blockchain Seeds: Cryptography & Hashing 5
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Guarantee of a Good LifeLecture3.1
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Road To GuaranteeLecture3.2
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Art of CryptographyLecture3.3
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Cryptography in BlockchainLecture3.4
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Hash TraitsLecture3.5
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Artery of Immutability 7
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PrologueLecture4.1
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Merkle Tree: An IntroLecture4.2
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Merkle Root in a blockLecture4.3
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Why Merkle Tree?Lecture4.4
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Block FactorLecture4.5
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How blocks form a chain?Lecture4.6
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Blockchain NetworkLecture4.7
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Designing a Decentralized Communication 5
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PrologueLecture5.1
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Keys to interactLecture5.2
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The Destination AddressLecture5.3
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Safeguarding WalletsLecture5.4
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Digital Signature: The Trust LayerLecture5.5
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Assessment 1 1
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Quiz 1Quiz6.120 questions
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Transaction Flow 3
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Transaction Flow – Traditional systemsLecture7.1
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Transaction Flow – Blockchain networksLecture7.2
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Need for a ConsensusLecture7.3
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In whom do we trust? 3
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Two Generals ProblemLecture8.1
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Byzantine Generals ProblemLecture8.2
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Byzantine Fault ToleranceLecture8.3
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Assessment 2 1
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Quiz 2Quiz9.15 questions
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Bitcoin Blockchain Network 3
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ForewordLecture10.1
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What is Bitcoin?Lecture10.2
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Nodes in Bitcoin NetworkLecture10.3
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Bitcoin Working 10
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Transactions and Memory PoolsLecture11.1
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UTXO: Unspent Transaction OutputLecture11.2
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UTXO in BitcoinLecture11.3
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Proof of WorkLecture11.4
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Cryptographic PuzzleLecture11.5
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Bitcoin MiningLecture11.6
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The Difficulty Level and MiningLecture11.7
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Fork ResolutionLecture11.8
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Hard vs Soft ForksLecture11.9
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Bitcoin LimitationsLecture11.10
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Assessment 3 1
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Quiz 3Quiz12.110 questions
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Programmable Blockchains 7
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Introduction to EthereumLecture13.1
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Ethereum World ComputerLecture13.2
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Ethereum FeaturesLecture13.3
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Proof of StakeLecture13.4
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Working of PoSLecture13.5
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Proof of AuthorityLecture13.6
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Roadmap to Ethereum EvolutionLecture13.7
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Ethereum Virtual Machine 5
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Ethereum Virtual MachineLecture14.1
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AccountsLecture14.2
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EtherLecture14.3
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GasLecture14.4
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Account Balance ModelLecture14.5
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Ethereum Network 3
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Types of NodesLecture15.1
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Different NetworksLecture15.2
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Ethereum Clients/Node Simulation ToolsLecture15.3
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Decentralized Applications 6
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DAppsLecture16.1
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Smart ContractsLecture16.2
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Remix IDELecture16.3
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TokensLecture16.4
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Decentralized Applications on Ethereum (DApps)Lecture16.5
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Smart Contract Programming LanguagesLecture16.6
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Ethereum Hands On 7
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Remix IDE File Explore & Code EditorLecture17.1
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Remix IDE Compiler TabLecture17.2
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Remix IDE Deploy & Run Transactions TabLecture17.3
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MetaMaskLecture17.4
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EtherscanLecture17.5
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Interacting with Ethereum Test NetworkLecture17.6
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Ganache (deprecated)Lecture17.7
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Assessment 4 1
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Quiz 4Quiz18.120 questions
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Permissioned Blockchains 9
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Need for Permissioned BlockchainsLecture19.1
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LF Decentralized TrustLecture19.2
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Projects Under LFDTLecture19.3
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Hyperledger FabricLecture19.4
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Hyperledger Fabric Lab – InstructionsLecture19.5
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Hyperledger Fabric Lab – DemoLecture19.6
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Corda by R3Lecture19.7
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Features of CordaLecture19.8
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Corda componentsLecture19.9
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Consensus in Permissioned networks 3
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Practical Byzantine Fault ToleranceLecture20.1
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RaftLecture20.2
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SmartBFTLecture20.3
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Assessment 5 1
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Quiz 5Quiz21.110 questions
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Current Challenges and Potential solutions 4
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Challenges or Opportunities?Lecture22.1
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Technical ChallengesLecture22.2
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Organizational ChallengesLecture22.3
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General ChallengesLecture22.4
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Future with blockchain 5
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Current TrendsLecture23.1
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Blockchain ApplicationsLecture23.2
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Token EconomicsLecture23.3
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NFT: Non-Fungible TokenLecture23.4
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DeFi: Decentralized FinanceLecture23.5
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Final Assessment 1
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Final QuizQuiz24.120 questions
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Final Feedback 1
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Share your valuable feedback with usLecture25.1
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Get your Certificate 1
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Thank YouLecture26.1
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Course Objective
Learning Goal:
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- To understand the function of blockchains, understanding why/when it is better than a simple distributed database.
- The foundation stone to pursue advanced developer courses in the blockchain.
- The student will also learn the use-cases that require the use of blockchain technology.
Learning Objectives:
After the course, the student will be able to :
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- Understand the basic concepts of blockchain and will be able to distinguish it from a normal database.
- Identify the properties of blockchain, and how it can be applied to business requirements.
- List different types of blockchain, and have an overview of popular ones.
- Describe blocks, transactions, and the Merkle tree structure of blockchain technology.
- Describe and demonstrate various consensus algorithms.
- Get a basic overview of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Corda and LF Decentralized Trust projects.
- Identify the current trend, challenges, and possible use cases where blockchain can be applied.