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Blockchain Technology and Applications

Tutorial Abstract

Leo van Moergestel and Ander de Keijzer HU University of Applied Sciences, Utrecht, Netherlands

leo.vanmoergestel@hu.nl, ander.dekeijzer@hu.nl

Abstract. A blockchain is a public ledger to which everyone has access but with- out a central authority having control. It is an enabling technology for individuals and companies to collaborate with trust and transparency. One of the best know applications of blockchains are the cryptographic currencies such as Bitcoin and others, but many other applications are possible. Blockchain technology is con- sidered to be the driving force of the next fundamental revolution in information technology. Many implementations of blockchain technology are widely availa- ble today, each having its particular strength for a specific application domain.

The tutorial provides the participants with insights and practical experience on Blockchain technology and applications in practice, as well as theory based ex- ploration of possible business cases.

Keywords: Blockchain, Bitcoin, Cryptographic currency, Blockchain applica- tions

1 Introduction

A blockchain is a public ledger to which everyone has access but without a central authority having control. It is an enabling technology for individuals and companies to collaborate with trust and transparency. One of the best know applications of block- chains are the cryptographic currencies such as Bitcoin and others, but many other ap- plications are possible. Blockchain technology is considered to be the driving force of the next fundamental revolution in information technology. Many implementations of blockchain technology are widely available today, each having its particular strength for a specific application domain.

The tutorial provides the participants with insights and practical experience on Blockchain technology and applications in practice, as well as theory based exploration of possible business cases.

2 Theme and Topics

The target audience will be students and researchers interested in Blockchains, the un- derlying concepts and technologies, its impact on business models and possibilities for

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process improvement, as well as practitioners aiming to learn theory and practice on Blockchains.

The tutorial is self-contained and derived from a winter school/summer school orga- nized by HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht

The tutorial will cover the following topics:

 Introduction to blockchains: what is a blockchain, what cryptographic technologies are used, why does it work?

 Digital currency: how are blockchains used as the backbone technology for digital currencies like Bitcoin?

 Smart contracts: what is a smart contract, how can it be used?

 Etherium and solidity: a short introduction to Etherium and its programming lan- guage solidity.

 Discussion: wrap-up and discussion about the topics presented.

3 Related Courses

The material presented in this tutorial is also taught in a 5 day track at our Winter and Summer schools. One may refer to https://www.utrechtsummerschool.nl/courses/busi- ness/blockchains-theory-and-practice for a more detailed information. The tutorial con- tains information presented during these 5 days, but is of course much more limited in detail.

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