What is Blockchain?
A blockchain is a new kind of database that is shared across many computers. It is peer-owned and peer-checked for accuracy, with public and private keys offered for access. Once something is added to the chain, it is very hard to change. It was first created for Bitcoin and is often linked to cryptocurrencies, but it has many other uses. Blockchain is a powerful network where people can share and track things like orders, payments, and health records. It is secure, reliable, and can’t be easily altered. More and more people around the world are starting to use blockchain, and its use is expected to grow significantly in the next few years, in energy, health care, manufacturing and many more.
-Angel Fonseca
Goals
Goal 1
Develop an innovative and comprehensive curriculum for blockchain education that aligns with industry standards and emerging trends.
Goal 2
Design and implement strategies to attract, recruit, and engage a broad student population in blockchain technology education
Goal 3
Engage in, create, and deliver professional development activities for faculty and the community to enhance their expertise in blockchain concepts and technologies