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ENGS 15.05 - Blockchain Explored: Promise, Pitfalls & Plumbing
Description
This course will explore blockchains – how they work, how they have been used, and how they are affecting society in finance, information sharing, and law. Blockchain technology and its applications have been hyped and condemned with equal fervor. We will examine the phenomenon from a number of perspectives, and aim to provide all participants, no matter what their background or level of technical skill, with both some hands-on experience in working with blockchain-based software and some understanding of the place of applications such as cryptocurrencies, NFTs and DAOs in contemporary America.Prerequisites
NoneOffered
Term: Spring 2023
Time: 10A
Location:
ECSC 042
Instructors:
Oliver Goodenough