The Ethereum Smart Contract Workshop is available when you ENROLL in the Certified Ethereum Developer course or the Ethereum Enterprise Strategist course.

The instructor-led live Ethereum Smart Contract Workshop provides you with a firm understanding of Smart Contracts development on Ethereum using the Solidity programming language. You will demonstrate your ability to build Ethereum Blockchain solutions for commercial deployment effectively. This is a tremendous live workshop for developers looking to advance their understanding and capability within the blockchain industry and web3 space.

Learner Outcomes

• Certificate of Completion – Ethereum Smart Contract Workshop 
• Preparation for the Certified Ethereum Developer Exam from the Blockchain Certification Association (BCA)
  • You must also complete the Ethereum Developer Workshop to fully prepare for the BCA Certified Etherem Developer exam.

Career Prospects:

• Working as a developer building Blockchain and Web3 applications and the opportunity to achieve higher salaries (10% to 40% increase)
• Get hired over those with no Blockchain knowledge skillset
• Start a project of your own!

What’s covered in the Ethereum Smart Contract Workshop?

Overview of the Blockchain Smart Contracts and DApps.

• Smart Contract, DApp Tools, and Developer Environment.
• DeFi: NFTs and Tokenization

Blockchain Technology Overview

• Smart Contracts
• Decentralized Applications
• Tokenization and DeFi
• Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)
• Ethereum Development Tools
• Remix
• Truffle

Solidity Development Language

• Contract Architecture
• Data Types
• Functions
• Control Structures
• Wallets
• Addresses
• Payments

Programming in Solidity using Remix

• Remix Console and Modules
• Remix Compiler
• Reusable Libraries

Smart Contract 1

• Developing the First Contract, summing integers

Smart Contract 2

• Working with addresses

Smart Contract 3

• Using enums to work with state conditions

Smart Contract 4

• Using structs to create custom data types

Smart Contract 5

• Making payments to other users

Smart Contract 6

• Transfer Ether based on conditions

Smart Contract 7

• Use the ERC-20 standard to create fungible tokens

Smart Contract 8

• Use the ERC-721 standard to create non-fungible tokens.

Create a Decentralized Application (DApp)

• Build an Ethereum-based DApp running as a web application.