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UCL University - Introduction to Blockchain Technology and Applications 

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Introduction to Blockchain Technology and Applications
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Overview

Duration

4 weeks

Total fee

2,763

Mode of learning

Online

Credential

Certificate

Introduction to Blockchain Technology and Applications
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FutureLearn 
Highlights

  • Weekly study 2 hours
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Introduction to Blockchain Technology and Applications
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Course details

More about this course
  • In this four-week Blockchain course, University College London (UCL) Centre for Blockchain Technologies introduces the mechanics of blockchain and explores what they can achieve.
  • By the end understand how blockchain and distributed ledger technology (DLT) can be used to solve diverse business problems, going far beyond financial concerns.
  • The course starts with blockchain's beginnings, exploring its start in Bitcoin, its evolution in Ethereum, and beyond.

Introduction to Blockchain Technology and Applications
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FutureLearn 
Curriculum

What is blockchain?

Let's get started

What problems does blockchain solve?

Who's involved?

Betsy and its bright blockchain future!

End of week wrap-up

Decentralised finance (DeFi) and the role of cryptocurrency in payments

Problems with payments and decentralisation

Decentralisation versus centralisation

Blockchain payments and cryptography

Consensus, DeFi and meet Ripple

End of week wrap-up

Applications of blockchain outside of finance

Anna's business evolves

Smart contracts

Case study: Blockchain and supply chain

The UCL CBT framework

End of week wrap-up

Benefits of blockchain and cryptocurrencies

What can we trust?

Proving provenance

Further applications of blockchain

End of the course reflection

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