Certified Blockchain Solution Architect
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Certified Blockchain Solution Architect
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
This course is for technology leaders and professionals who need to make decisions about architecture, environment, and development platforms.
The class covers the following topics:
• What is Blockchain.
• How does Blockchain work.
• Types of Blockchains
• How is Blockchain different from what we have today.
• What are use cases for Blockchain.
• What does a Blockchain app look like.
• How do I design a Blockchain app
• How do I develop a Blockchain app
• How do I test a Blockchain app
AUDIENCE
This course is for technology professionals seeking to gain deeper understanding of Blockchain technology implementation or programming level depth.
METHODOLOGY
This program will be conducted with interactive lectures, PowerPoint presentation, discussions, and practical exercise.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
To gain foundational knowledge on blockchain and to be able to recognize the importance of this new technology.
Modules
• Blockchain Basic Principles
• Centralized and Decentralized Ledgers
• Mechanics of Blockchain
• What is a Block?
• How are Blocks Chained Together?
• Benefits and Drawbacks of Blockchain
• Cryptography
• Public Key Cryptography
• Cryptographic Hashing
• Blockchain Consensus
• Proof of Work Consensus
• Proof of Stake Consensus
• Other Consensus Mechanisms Explained
• Lifecycle of a Public Blockchain Transaction
• Public vs Private Blockchains
• Open vs Closed Blockchains
• Open Source Blockchain Projects
• Blockchain Smart Contracts
• Tokens and Coins
• Using Gas in Ethereum
• “Blockless” Solution Platforms
• Types of Networks
• Centralized Networks
• Distributed Networks
• Decentralized Networks
• Software vs Firmware
• Blockchain vs Database
• Blockchain Application Architecture
• Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
• User Interaction Layer
• Middle/Interface Layer
• Smart Contracts/Chaincode
• Guiding Design Principles
• Personas (User Types)
• User Stories (Application Interaction)
• Application Functional Requirements
• Application Technical Requirements
• Design Tasks
• Fundamental Design Questions
• Fundamental Design Concepts
• Calling External Contracts
• Error Handling
• Pull vs Push Payments.
• On-Chain Data
• Local Testing Recommendations
• Not Using Agile Development Process
• Technology Design Decisions
• Monolithic vs Modular
• Complexity Models
• Fundamental Design Concepts
• Calling External Contracts
• Error Handling
• Pull vs Push Payments.
• On-Chain Data
• Local Testing Recommendations
• Not Using Agile Development Process
• Technology Design Decisions
• Monolithic vs Modular
• Complexity Models
• Real world implementations of Blockchain
Ali Reza Bin Azmi
Ali Reza Azmi has been working in the IT industry since 2000 and he has more than 14 years of experience in IT training. He is well - versed in the configuration and troubleshooting of Window Server 20012 network infrastructure, Windows identity and access solutions with Windows Server 20012 active directory, Window Server 2012 active directory domain services and Windows Servers 2012 servers. He is knowledgeable in the planning and implementation of Windows Server 20012, Windows 8 desktop deployments and environments and in supporting Windows 8 for enterprise among others.
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