Ivan on Tech Academy – Blockchain Business Masterclass

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• Introduction to IT Infrastructure (9:20)
• Backend vs Frontend – Reading Assignment
• Backend vs Frontend (6:58)
• What is an API? Reading assignment
• What is an API? (6:22)
• Backend Technologies – Reading Assignment
• Backend Technologies (7:26)
• Backend, Frontend Quiz
• Databases and CRUD (7:51)
• Introduction to Databases – SQL, NoSQL, Graph Databases, Blockchain (21:07)
• SQL and Relational Databases – Reading Assignment
• Frontend, Backend, Databases (Stanford Bonus Lecture)
• SQL Databases – Table, Row, Column (5:52)
• SQL Relationships – Reading Assignment
• SQL Databases – Relationships (9:03)
• SQL Databases – Practical (10:26)
• SQL Databases – Strengths and Limitations (6:12)
• NoSQL Introduction – Reading Assignment
• NoSQL Databases (12:56)
• Graph Databases – Reading Assignment
• Graph Databases (12:06)
• Combining different types of Databases (4:07)
• Database quiz
• Other backend responsibilities (6:47)
• Frontend Technologies – Introduction (8:38)
• Web Technologies (11:33)
• iOS Technologies (13:45)
• Android Technologies (9:20)
• Desktop Technologies (11:17)

• Introduction (Twitter Shadow Ban Example) (11:51)
• Integrity and Transparency (Accounting and Cyber Security Example) (10:55)
• Read Write vs CRUD (2:26)
• Control (2:45)

• Introduction to Decentralized Technology (1:02)
• Blockchain Recap (8:17)
• Permissionless vs Permissioned Blockchains (6:21)
• Permissioned vs Permissionless – Reading Assignment
• Why not use Ethereum or EOS? (9:12)

• Hyperledger Intro (4:31)
• Hyperledger Intro – Reading Assignment
• Hyperledger Components (7:06)
• Digital Certificates – Reading Assignment
• Hyperledger Membership & Identity (7:20)
• Hyperledger Peers (6:40)
• Channels & Confidentiality (5:23)
• Blockchain & World State (7:39)

• Introduction (0:39)
• General Principles (4:11)
• Blockchain Decision Tree – Reading Assignment
• Hyperledger in Supply Chain (7:18)
• Supply Chain – Reading Assignment
• Hyperledger in Insurance (5:54)
• Blockchain in Insurance – Reading Assignment
• Hyperledger and Identity Management (4:52)
• Exercise – Build your own Business Blockchain (5:01)
• My Solution (5:53)

• Composer Intro (3:40)
• Hyperledger Composer Basics – Reading Assignment
• Composer Platform Overview (7:51)
• Tweaking the Network (6:55)
• Building your Own Network Part 1 – Creating Models (7:32)
• Building your Own Network Part 2 – Editing the Script (6:40)
• Building your Own Network Part 3 – Finishing and Testing (5:01)

• Introduction (2:06)
• APIs – Different ways to interact (7:33)
• Application Architecture Examples (5:13)
• Hyperledger Interaction Quiz

• Introduction to Project Management (2:23)
• People skills (14:22)
• Agile (17:06)
• Agile Practical Tools (JIRA, Trello, Jenkins) (9:23)
• SRS – System Requirement Specification (9:26)
• SDD – System Design Document (7:14)
• Open Source Introduction (8:22)
• Open Source Business + Management (Microsoft Example) (13:06)

• Why do we do software testing? (8:24)
• Unit Testing – Reading Assignment
• Unit Testing – Bitcoin Example (4:55)
• Integration Testing – Reading Assignment
• Integration Testing (3:50)
• Continuous Integration (CI) (7:14)

• Overview (2:29)
• Why Sales? (3:05)
• Getting the Sales Lead (6:06)
• Sales Funnel (8:58)
• Internal Sales (4:19)

• Intro (1:02)
• Gas – Price of running on Ethereum (7:04)
• Gas – Reading Assignment
• EOS Resource Allocation (6:54)
• EOS RAM Allocation – Reading Assignment
• Budget (7:32)

• Thank you! (1:24)

Business online course

Information about business:

Business is the activity of making one’s living or making money by producing or buying and selling products (such as goods and services).
[need quotation to verify] Simply put, it is “any activity or enterprise entered into for profit.
It does not mean it is a company, a corporation, partnership, or have any such formal organization, but it can range from a street peddler to General Motors.”

Having a business name does not separate the business entity from the owner, which means that the owner of the business is responsible and liable for debts incurred by the business.
If the business acquires debts, the creditors can go after the owner’s personal possessions.
A business structure does not allow for corporate tax rates. The proprietor is personally taxed on all income from the business.