Singapore University of Social Sciences
Workshops

Distributed “Tic Tac Toe”: Playing with the Blockchain consensus​

February 22, 2018

In this 2-day course we will design the flow of a Blockchain powered “Tic Tac Toe” game where, regulated by the Blockchain Consensus System, users can play one against the other, one Blockchain transaction at a time. While having fun, you will gain an understanding that Blockchain is more than a “distributed ledger”; you will also learn about the difference between a “Smart Contract” and a “Smart Transaction”, how the Blockchain Consensus works, and what it can be used for.

After this course, each participant should have acquired the conceptual notions to design systems that are able to solve any decentralised and distributed process using Blockchain as a parameterised communication channel between parties.

Course Outline

Instructor’s Profile

Roberto Capodieci
Founder, Blockchain Zoo
Roberto Capodieci discovered a passion for Information Technology at the tender age of 6 when, with the help of his father, he started to learn computer programming. By age 10 he had developed and sold his first video game. Four years later he began an entrepreneurship career, and, authorised by Italy’s court for minors, set up his first IT company. In the formative years of the Internet he expanded his business reach into the online world and quickly found his company’ services to be in great demand. Roberto, who specialises in Lawful Interception systems and big data analysis, is also a consultant to law enforcement agencies.After having moved to Asia a decade ago, Roberto is now a renown Blockchain expert, associate of the Nxt Foundation, CTO of Digital Billions, and CEO of OTDocs, the Singaporean company behind the innovative Open Trade Documents Blockchain project. Roberto often speaks at conferences, participates in technology discussion panels at various events, and gives seminars on Blockchain technology.
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