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Computer Sciences
When:
05 August - 20 August 2019
School:
UCPH International Summer programme
Institution:
University of Copenhagen
City:
Country:
Language:
English
Credits:
7.5 EC
Fee:
6375 DKK
The term blockchain encompasses decentralised peer-to-peer systems maintaining a joint ledger (log of event) without central control or privileged platform providers or users, as well as applications conceived for and made possible by such technology.
Blockchain has gained much interest due to the growing interest in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. However, the potential of blockchain technology is not limited to transfers of cryptocurrencies, but expands to a variety of smart contracts. Some believe it has the potential to revolutionise the world just like the internet did.
We will engage in a "blockchain summer of code'', 4 weeks of software development where we will have a compact introduction to state-of-the-art blockchain technology, followed by implementing a prototype in a team to solve a real-world problem using blockchain technology. Examples of potential projects are contract management languages, identity (Know-Your-Customer, data mining), reporting and applications such as backup, bill of lading and resource tracking. Each team can choose an blockchain platform (such as the Ethereum network or R3 Corda) that is adequate for the particular use case.
We look for diversified groups of participants from different technical disciplines including computer science, economics, mathematics, engineering, etc.) as the project will depend not only on the technology but also on the usability of the solutions.
Master
Knowledge of
A distributed ledger (= blockchain) platform supporting executing programs ("smart contracts") such as Ethereum or Corda
Important characteristics of and corresponding techniques for implementing distributed ledgers
Potential of distributed ledger technology for solving real-world problems
Skills to
Design, analyse, implement and test smart contract code on a state-of-the-art distributed ledger platform
Set up and deploy prototype smart contract code on a distributed ledger test system
Analyse suitability of applications for implementation on a particular distributed ledger system
Competences to
Design basic distributed ledger based solutions to real-world problems
Produce rapid prototypes of distributed ledger applications
Report and present findings of a group project
Fee
6375 DKK, EU/EEA citizens
Fee
11325 DKK, Non-EU/EEA citizens
When:
05 August - 20 August 2019
School:
UCPH International Summer programme
Institution:
University of Copenhagen
Language:
English
Credits:
7.5 EC
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Credits:
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