BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY

“When we pair modern tech like Blockchain technology cryptography and data analytisc with the ancient practice of bartering, a lot business oopurtunities emerge."
Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr

From what food you ate for lunch to your bank account and the amount of money you have, your data determines a lot about you, affecting almost every aspect of your daily life. This is why blockchain technology is essential, as It will create a trusted and secure repository of data and information accessible worldwide.

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

The Blockchain Technology program is designed to help organizations understand and implement blockchain technology to enhance security, transparency, and efficiency in various use cases. Overall, a Blockchain Technology program aims to provide an organization with the knowledge and skills to understand, evaluate, and implement blockchain technology for various use cases, enhancing security, transparency, and efficiency.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Upon completion of your degree, you may persue careers as:

• Blockchain Developer
• Blockchain Project Manager
• Blockchain Solution Architect
• Blockchain Quality Engineer
• Blockchain UX Designer
• Blockchain Legal Consultant
• Blockchain Project Manager

LEARNING MODELS

Through this program, you will learn blockchain technology through various methods that is best suited to help you understand the fundamentals of blockchain technology as well as how to apply it. You will pet more than in-class learning through boot camps, certifications that you can put into your CV and also a hands on corporate training experience.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

In this specialization, you will learn the basics of blockchain technology, including its history, underlying principles, and key concepts such as distributed ledger technology, consensus mechanisms, and smart contracts. You will also learn about different blockchain platforms, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Hyperledger, and Corda, as well as understand the security challenges of blockchain technology and how to mitigate them, including the importance of private key management and security best practices.

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