Princeton Joins NYU: Bitcoin Courses Will Teach Students About Bitcoin
As we've been following for you here at CCN, plenty of people are curious to learn more about Bitcoin. It was the fourth-largest "What is" search on Google last year, and this means the interest in Bitcoin is definitely not defined by its US Dollar price. Education is the biggest obstacle Bitcoin faces, both now, and in the future. With that in mind, some of the most prestigious schools in the United States are beginning to teach our brightest minds more about "The Future of Money". Princeton Follows NYU's Bitcoin lead, Unofficially. NYU was the pioneer of this movement to teach the....
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A Princeton University free online course on "Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Technologies" will be offered by Coursera beginning September 4, 2015. Coursera is an online education platform for Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), which partners with top universities and organizations worldwide, to offer courses online for anyone to take for free. MOOCs give anyone, anywhere, the possibility to acquire a world-class education. Courses include video lectures, exercises and online interaction with teachers and other students. Some courses offer certification as well. The Princeton Bitcoin course....
Princeton University’s first complete draft of the Princeton Bitcoin textbook, all 308 pages of it, is now available ahead of the book that is due to be published by the Princeton University Press in 2016. The first draft of the Princeton Bitcoin textbook, is now freely available. The book is aimed at computer science students, both undergraduate and graduate, as well as advanced students and researchers, software developers, entrepreneurs and technology hobbyists alike. The book is authored by: Arvind Narayanan, an assistant professor of computer science at Princeton, Joseph Bonneau, a....
Stanford has been active in Bitcoin as a campus. American academia has offered courses across the country on cryptocurrencies for a couple of years now. New York University, Duke University, Princeton and others have all offered courses on Bitcoin. The Stanford University School of Engineering in Stanford, Calif. offers a new course, Bitcoin & Cryptocurrencies, for the Autumn semester. 100 students have enrolled and the course features labwork in which students experiment with Bitcoin applications. The syllabus is available here. There is no limit as to how many students may enroll. The....
Early last year NYU became the first major institution to invite its students to take part in a bitcoin related course. Now it looks as though other major institutions are ready to follow suit - the latest being the world renowned Princeton University. Starting in April 2015, Princeton will commence teaching of a course called "TC-Tech: Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Technologies." Strangely, the course is listed as not being an official Princeton course on the University's website - but from what we can tell this is due to the fact that the course will be taught online (via webinars), and is....
Bitcoin penetrated American academia for the first time in 2014, as top-ranked US universities New York University and Duke University offered their inaugural cryptocurrency courses that year. Since then, Bitcoin courses at US colleges and universities is a new trend. NYU and Duke were each ranked in the top 10 in relevant categories in the US News and World Report. NYU's first course was called The Law and Business of Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies. The Duke course was called Innovation, Disruption and Cryptoventures, with a research emphasis on potential businesses that use the block....