Ethereum Programming and Smart Contracts (4 sessions, total 12 hours)

Developers and tech entrepreneurs who want to enter the blockchain industry and develop a career in ICO and STO, should not miss this Blockchain program of "Ethereum Programming and Smart Contracts" presented by LEARNABILITY (an education arm of Tokenomous), co-organised by CAF (Crypto Asset Federation), and co-hosted by C Block.

Upon completing this 4-sessions' course, learners will be able to initialise ICO and STO projects for start-up ventures or get integrated to existing business transformation strategy.

Who Should Attend:
Developer, tech entrepreneur who want to enter the blockchain industry of ICO and STO

Course Details:
Duration: 4 Sessions (Each session 3 hr)
Cost: HKD$12,000 per person
Prerequisite: Java experience
Course Date: 13, 20, 27 March and 3 April 2019
Venue: 35/F Two Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong (C Block Capital)

Enquiry:
E: info@tokenmous.com
T: +852 69358417

Content:
1. Overview of Blockchain Ecosystem
* History and evolution of blockchain
* Blockchain Ecosystem Map
* Key Players in Blockchain Ecosystem

2. Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology
* Cryptographic hashing
* Blockchain structure
* Distributed Ledger
* Digital signature
* Merkle Trees
* Blockchain info

3. Wallets, Addresses and Security
* Public and Private Keys
* Hardware, Software and Paper Wallets
* Online and Offline Wallet Security
* Cryptocurrency addresses

4. Consensus Algorithms and Mining
* Different Types of Consensus Algorithms including Proof of Work, Proof Stake, Proof of Authority
* Role of Miners in the Ecosystem
* Mining and Mining pools
* ASIC and GPU mining

5. Hard Fork, Soft Fork and Splitting of Cryptocurrency
* Blockchain and cryptocurrency roadmaps
* Difference between hard fork, soft fork and splitting
* Consensus and impact on ecosystem

6. Cryptocurrency Exchanges and Regulations
* Crypto to crypto exchanges
* Fiat to crypto conversions
* Regulatory considerations: KYC and AML
* Centralized and decentralized exchanges
* Atomic swaps

7. Smart Contracts & Decentralized Applications
* Blockchain and smart contracts
* Potential of smart contracts and use cases
* Challenges with smart contracts and hacking
* What are Decentralized Applications
* Differences between smart contracts and dapps

8. Private and Public Blockchain
* What is public blockchain
* What is private blockchain
* Advantages and disadvantages of public and private blockchain
* Hybrid blockchain

9. Initial Coin Offerings and Token Economics
* What is Initial Coin Offering
* Differences between coins and tokens
* Token Economics
* Token Generation and Distribution
* Risks and myths

10. Blockchain Case Studies and Evaluation (eg. Fintech, Supply Chain, Retail, Healthcare)
* Participants will be grouped into small teams and do an analysis of a few blockchain case studies in class.
* The case studies will be picked from various sectors (eg. Fintech, Supply Chain, Retail, Healthcare and also recent Initial Coin Offering Projects)
* Analysis and evaluation topics will include
* how they changed their current business structures or processes to blockchain.
* How blockchain brings benefits
* Risks of switching to blockchain
* Token economics analysis including generation, allocation and usage of tokens