Description
A step by step guide to create first smart contract including coding and deploy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Web3 can be defined as the decentralized and blockchain-based version of the Internet.
Actually the foundations of the idea were laid in 2014, but today it has come to the fore with the popularization of cryptocurrencies.
It's possible that getting regulated to compete against big tech companies, or to make those companies more accountable for mistakes, could make the internet better. In this context, a decentralized network is a tangible plus.
For artists, musicians, and other creators, it's also possible that a direct-consumer relationship is actually better than, for example, Spotify, which has been criticized for not paying artists enough. Similar issues exist with Instagram and Reddit, both hubs where artwork is shared without attribution or payment to the artist, or TikTok, where black creators do not receive royalties for their dances.
Our Web3 Development course is an online, on-demand program you can work through at your own pace.
You will learn Web3 skills through recorded lessons taught by industry experts, study materials and resources, and independent projects that apply the skills you learn. You can also attend optional live events, get support during office hours, and connect with other professionals in our Web 3.0 online community.
This program is designed for software engineers or developers who want to specialize or keep their skills up-to-date.
The course is not for beginners or those looking for their first job in tech. If you want to begin a career in tech, our Full Stack Web Development and Data Science courses will be a better fit for you.
Currently, the job market for software engineers who can demonstrate Web3 skills is red-hot, and starting salaries are typically higher than other coding jobs.
Web3 roles include Web3 developer, blockchain developer, smart contract engineer, NFT developer, and Metaverse developer.
You can join Web3.0 course at any time. You will gain access to the course as soon as you complete enrollment and pay tuition.
Yes! Our Web3 Development course is designed so that software developers can complete the program while working.
You can work through the program on your schedule, re-try projects as many times as you need to understand the material, and slow down or accelerate as needed. You will have access to the course for 1 year.
The flexible course is designed so you can upskill while working a full-time job. The pace for learning Web3 is up to you. The course is made of 10 sprints, each teaching a skill necessary for Web3 careers. Each sprint will take approximately 15 hours to complete.
If you dedicate 15 hours a week, you can complete the course in about 10 weeks. You may take more or less time, depending on what works for your schedule and goals.
You may review lessons and material, repeat projects, and access the course for 1 year.
Our Web3 course is designed to upskill software developers. To succeed in this course, you need:
At least 1-2 years of writing production software in Javascript or syntactical supersets like TypeScript.
A working knowledge of any shell scripting language. (We will be utilizing bash scripting.)
A working knowledge of Git and version control systems, like GitHub.
To complete this course, you need:
Access to reliable, high-speed internet
A computer or laptop with the minimum specifications: 1.6 GHz Processor, 4 GB RAM, 120 GB Hard Drive, WebCam, Microphone
All sprint projects are graded as pass/fail. When you are ready to test your sprint project, you will zip all of the necessary test files and upload them to our automated code grader. With a fast internet connection, auto-grading will take a few minutes to let you know if your project was successful or not. You may complete and submit each sprint project as many times as you need to master the skills and achieve a passing score.
To receive a certification of course completion, you must achieve a passing score on every project and complete all 10 sprints.
Once you submit a sprint project, the next sprint will be unlocked, whether or not your project passed. In this way, you may work through our Web3 course without passing every sprint—but not receive a certification of course completion.
Our Web3 Development program is not available in Kitchener and Toronto. We are actively working on making it available to these locations in the future.
Yes! The course is open to international learners. Please be aware that most live sessions, which are optional, take place weekdays between 1-9pm PT, with office hours on weekends, too.
The refund policy varies state to state. To learn more, please contact support@Web3.0.com.
Tuition for our Web3 course is in courses section.It can be paid via credit card, ACH transfer, or wire. Once you pay tuition and finalize enrollment, you will gain access to the course.