Programme Overview
Training Description
Blockchain Developers/Engineers
Solution Architects/IT Specialists
Cybersecurity/Information Security Experts
Data Scientists/Analysts:
Business Executives & Leaders
Financial & Fintech Professionals
Project Managers & Consultants
Legal & Regulatory Professionals
Supply Chain Managers
Session Objectives
- By the end of this Blockchain Certification Training course, participants will be able to: Gain hands-on experience with Bitcoin, Ethereum, Hyperledger, and Multichain scenarios. Develop a strong understanding of core blockchain platforms and how Bitcoin works. Learn key vocabulary and concepts commonly used in blockchain discussions. Understand the motivations behind developing applications with Ethereum
About the Course
A Blockchain Certification Training course in Kenya is designed to equip professionals with both the foundational knowledge and the practical development skills required to work with Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT).
Based on common course outlines offered by training providers in Kenya, the content is generally split into technical, application, and strategic modules.
Curriculum & Topics
8 Topics | 66 Sessions
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Workshop 1.1: Network and Protocols
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Workshop 1.2: Fundamentals of Cryptography
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Workshop 1.3: Structure of a Block
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Workshop 1.4: Ledgers
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Workshop 1.5: Blockchain Transaction Process
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Workshop 1.6: Consensus Protocol: Proof-of-Work
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Workshop 1.7: Blockchain Application Components
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Workshop 1.8: Blockchain Application Templates
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Workshop 1.9: Blockchain Platforms
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Workshop 2.1: What is Bitcoin?
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Workshop 2.2: Uses of Bitcoin
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Workshop 2.3: Bitcoin Wallets
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Workshop 2.4: How to Buy and Sell Bitcoins
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Workshop 2.5: How to Store and Spend Bitcoins
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Workshop 2.6: Bitcoin Transactions
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Workshop 2.7: Bitcoin Scripts
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Workshop 2.8: Bitcoin Network
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Workshop 2.9: Bitcoin Block Mining
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Workshop 3.1: What is Ethereum?
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Workshop 3.2: Ethereum Ecosystem
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Workshop 3.3: Ethereum Virtual Machine
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Workshop 3.4: Ethereum Languages
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Workshop 3.5: Gas and Ether
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Workshop 3.6: Ethereum Accounts
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Workshop 3.7: State Storage
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Workshop 3.8: Ethereum Mining
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Workshop 3.9: Ethereum Tools (Parity, Metamask, Mist Wallet, Swarm, IPFS, Whisper)
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Workshop 3.10: Ethereum Framework (Web3.js, Eth.js)
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Workshop 3.11: Ethereum Development Environment (Remix IDE, Truffle, Embark)
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Workshop 3.12: Introduction to Ethereum DAPPs and DAOs
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Workshop 3.13: Ethereum Networks
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Workshop 4.1: Setting Up Private Blockchain Using Ethereum
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Workshop 4.2: Stages of Contract Deployment
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Workshop 4.3: Learning Solidity
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Workshop 4.4: Compiling and Deploying Contracts
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Workshop 4.5: Smart Contract Design Patterns
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Workshop 5.1: Overview of Hyperledger
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Workshop 5.2: Hyperledger Projects
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Workshop 5.3: Hyperledger Architecture
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Workshop 5.4: Consensus Model for Permissioned Blockchains
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Workshop 5.5: Consensus and Its Interaction with Architectural Layers
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Workshop 5.6: Application Programming Interface
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Workshop 5.7: Network Topology
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Workshop 6.1: Hyperledger Fabric
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Workshop 6.2: Hyperledger Fabric Model
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Workshop 6.3: Issues in Hyperledger Fabric
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Workshop 6.4: Creating Fabric Blockchain Network
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Workshop 6.5: Hyperledger Composer
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Workshop 6.6: Developing Business Networks
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Workshop 6.7: Testing Business Networks
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Workshop 7.1: Introduction to Multichain
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Workshop 7.2: Privacy and Permissions in Multichain
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Workshop 7.3: Features of Assets in Multichain
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Workshop 7.4: Multichain StreamsMining in Multichain
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Workshop 7.5: Interactive Mode Commands
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Workshop 7.6: Round Robin Mining
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Workshop 8.1: Do You Need Blockchain?
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Workshop 8.2: Challenges in Blockchain
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Workshop 8.3: Identifying a Blockchain Use Case
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Workshop 8.4: Blockchain in Government Organizations
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Workshop 8.5: Blockchain in Finance
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Workshop 8.6: Domain-Specific Blockchain Applications
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Workshop 8.7: Blockchain in Healthcare and Hospitality
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Workshop 8.8: Blockchain in the Entertainment Industry
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Workshop 8.9: Blockchain in Cybersecurity
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Workshop 8.10: Blockchain in the Capital Market