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Today, I would prefer to give you all crypto enthusiasts, especially newcomers, a bunches of courses (traditional and online ones) on Bitcoin and Blockchain technology.
In my topic, I will split those courses into two types, one category for traditional courses, and another one category for online courses.
Now, let's kick off the topic with Traditional Courses.
A) Traditional Courses.1.
CS 5433 - Blockchains, Cryptocurrencies, and Smart ContractsCornell University.2.
Blockchain Executive ProgrammeUniversity College London (UCL)3.
A blockchain center of The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)I will update this section with more courses laterOriginal sourceB) Online Courses:1.
Cryptocurrency Investment and DisruptionThe London School of Economics and Political Science2.
Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency TechnologiesPrinceton UniversityTaught by: Arvind Narayanan, Associate Professor, Computer Science
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Blockchain BasicsUniversity at Buffalo, The State University of New YorkTaught by: Bina Ramamurthy, Teaching Professor, Computer Science and Engineering Department
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Blockchain PlatformsUniversity at Buffalo, The State University of New YorkTaught by: Bina Ramamurthy, Teaching Professor, Computer Science and Engineering Department
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Decentralized Applications (Dapps)University at Buffalo, The State University of New YorkTaught by: Bina Ramamurthy, Teaching Professor, Computer Science and Engineering Department
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Smart ContractsUniversity at Buffalo, The State University of New York
Taught by: Bina Ramamurthy, Teaching Professor, Computer Science and Engineering Department
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IBM Blockchain Foundation for Developers IBMTaught by: a) Ant Cole, WW Blockchain Enablement, IBM Blockchain
b) Dave Gorman, Global Blockchain Labs Engagement, IBM Industry Platform
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Bitcoin and CryptocurrenciesUniversity of California, Berkeley Taught by:a) Rustie Lin, Blockchain at Berkeley edX Lead, Instructor
b) Mengyi (Gloria) Wang, Blockchain at Berkeley edX Instructor
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Blockchain: Understanding Its Uses and ImplicationsThe Linux Foundation Taught by:a) Ernesto Lee, CTO, Blockchain Training Alliance
b) Kris Bennett, Senior Instructor, Blockchain Training Alliance
c) Rosa Santos, Director of Education, Blockchain Training Alliance
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Blockchain and FinTech: Basics, Applications, and LimitationsUniversity of Hong KongTaught by: Siu Ming Yiu, Associate Professor
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Blockchain TechnologyUniversity of California, Berkeley Taught by: a) Rustie Lin, Blockchain at Berkeley edX Lead, Instructor, University of California, Berkeley
b) Nadir Akhtar, Blockchain at Berkeley edX Instructor, University of California, Berkeley
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Oxford Blockchain Strategy ProgrammeUniversity of Oxford6 modules included, 6 week-period.
- Module 1: Understanding blockchain
Module 2: The blockchain ecosystem
Module 3: Innovations in value transfer
Module 4: Decentralised apps and smart contracts
Module 5: Transforming enterprise business models
Module 6: Blockchain frontiers
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Bitcoin: What is it?Khan Academy.Other interesting courses:Australian Primary School Students Explore BitcoinWooranna Park Primary School in Victoria, Australia.Helpful, informative articles:In this section, I give links to interesting articles, which I found by chance.
Simply read and enjoy them if you don't know about those terms presented in given articles!
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Decentralization: What Is It, Why Does It Matter, Can It Be Proven?
Acknowledgements:I got some of these courses from these users, so I would like to give them deeply thanks.
1) @iasenko.
Notes:I have plan to keep the topic be updated and I highly appreciate all your help with links to other courses which I have not shown in my topic.
As for Blockchain Technology, I think you should also take a look on the following 2: