Yesterday, June 4, 2024, UBA collaborated with representatives from several universities, including the University of Transport and Communications (UTC), University of Economics and Technical Industries (UNETI), Dong A University (EAUT), and C2VN, to draft a basic Blockchain curriculum for students.
During the meeting, the parties agreed to use the CBCA course materials from the Cardano Foundation as a reference. The proposed curriculum will include two main modules, with the following content:
Module 1:
- General Introduction and Background
- What is Blockchain
- Blockchain Generations
- Public Key Encryption
- Hash Functions
- Digital Signatures
- Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance
- Proof of Stake and Proof of Work
- Other Approaches of Consensus
Module 2:
- Transaction Models
- Chain Features
- Double-spending Attack
- Block Rewards and Transaction Fees
- Web3 Architecture
- Scalability: Layer 1 Solutions
- Scalability: Layer 2 Solutions
- Smart Contracts, EUTxO…
In the coming time, the parties will continue to discuss and review to create a complete curriculum for teaching students.
Here are some images from the meeting:
Image 1: Representatives participating in the meeting
Image 2: Lively discussion about the curriculum content
