According to Gartner research, the business value-add of blockchain will grow to slightly more than $176 billion by 2025, and then it will exceed $3.1 trillion by 2030. Blockchain was once a technology that was purely associated with cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin. Over the years, blockchain has emerged as a leading technology poised to disrupt a myriad of industries given resilient and tamper-proof records that are created from the deployment of such technology.
In this course, participants will develop a deep understanding of what blockchain is and how it works as well as dive into various business and finance applications. By the end of the training, attendees will be able to confidently interface with technical blockchain development teams to collaboratively identify and develop new products and services that utilize this innovative and powerful technology. This course will also cut through the hype surrounding the birth of digital assets built on public blockchains such as Ethereum and EOS and how this new asset class as a whole is impacting the realms of venture capital and entrepreneurship.
This is not a programming-based class, but attendees should still bring a Mac or Windows computer to be able to access workshop notes.
An introduction to foundational blockchain principles, mechanics, and design
While this class is not programming-based, you will leave with an understanding of the inner workings of blockchain technology
Determine how blockchain can streamline and solve real-world business problems
Students will gain insights on which areas blockchain will be the most impactful, including electronic payments, trade finance, and digital goods
Participants will discuss blockchain topics with other attendees and their Cognitir instructor, as well engage in numerous use case exercises
All Cognitir participants receive course notes, a certificate of completion, instructions on how to add the course to their LinkedIn profiles, and post-seminar email support
This class is relevant for both business and nonbusiness students. In particular, students interested in strategy, finance, operations, and transactions roles as well as aspiring entrepreneurs could greatly benefit from this training.
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No, you do not need any prior programming experience for this course.
Will I be able to build and deploy my own blockchain?Long answer short - no. Building and deploying a blockchain technology requires advanced programming skills. However, this course will arm you with the necessary knowledge to work collaboratively with development teams to plan and build blockchain technologies.
Do I need to install software prior to the class?No, this is not a programming-based course. That being said, having Adobe Reader will be necessary to access the PDF course notes.
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