Diginomics Announces Ethereum Programming Course
Diginomics has announced the release of the Ethereum Programming Course for digital money professionals and smart contract developers.
The course is designed to allow students to gain a deep understanding of the Ethereum network and how to program smart contracts in the shortest amount of time possible.
The Ethereum Programming Course allows students to enroll in the course over the span of a 6 week period as new lessons are made available from course instructors.
The primary method of instruction is video presentations, written explanations, and coding tutorials. The course also features timed examinations at regular intervals designed to test students' understanding of core concepts.
Travis Patron, the leading course instructor and noted author of The Bitcoin Revolution: An Internet of Money, had this to say on the release of the Ethereum Programming Course:
"The Ethereum Programming Course is tailored specifically to bitcoin industry professionals who wish to be at the forefront of the transformative innovation of smart contracts.
Although Ethereum technology is currently still in the early stages, I’m confident that smart contracting systems are the next frontier of internet-enabled commerce. We’re very excited to offer the first fully-featured course on this technology.”
The course topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Introduction To Smart Contracts.
- The Blockchain & Proof-of-Stake.
- Programming With Solidity.
- Writing, Compiling, & Deploying A Contract.
View the full course outline. Group discounts are available.
About Diginomics
Diginomics focuses on the economic implications of a totally digitized money supply. Economic analysis on the megatrend of privatized money supplies challenging the role of regulators, central banking institutions, and national government's ability to conduct fiscal and monetary policy is a primary focus of the Diginomics Corporation.
Diginomics: https://diginomics.com/courses/ethereum-technology/
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