Bengaluru Blockchain Training

About Bengaluru Blockchain Training

Weekly Schedule

• Every week new batches

• Complete Time flexibility for student's convenience

• Weekends only options also available

What To Expect:

• Mode of Delivery - The classes are held both online and in physical classrooms.

• Audience - We have a global audience that logs in to work hand in hand with our world-class instructors.

• Certification - Available in 25+ Countries NobleProg Certification is accepted globally

Details about Classroom

All our training centres have state of the art audio/video webinars/seminars and presentation solutions. We also provide one-on-one Training sessions upon request. We encourage our students and delegates to do project based hands on exercises during training.

Why Is This Training Different:

• The Instructors - Our instructors are industry experts, people who have been there and done that. They not only encourage questioning but also give solutions that are practical and applicable at an enterprise level.

• The Practice - We provide an actual cluster for hands-on practicing. It removes the need to install virtual machines and makes learning easier and fun.

• The Curriculum - Created by industry experts to equip attendees to hit the ground running. Our interactive sessions along with the curated curriculum make starting a project at work or attending an interview or just upscaling your career a cake walk.

Course Overview

Blockchain is a technology for building decentralized systems. Blockchain network is a decentralized and distributed digital ledger that records transactions across many computers in such a way that the registered transactions cannot be altered retroactively.

This course introduces Blockchain and its use-cases to the delegates so that they can understand the various applications and choose the respective domain wisely for their future products and verticals.

Course Coverage

• Introduction To Blockchain

• Blockchain Use Cases

• Concepts around Mining and Transactions

• Centralised vs. Decentralised Blockchains

• Conclusion