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CBC Code Sessions

by Abel Maciel

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Date and Time

Mon, 8 Oct 2018, 18:00 –

Tue, 13 Nov 2018, 20:00 BST

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Location

Bartlett School of Architecture

University College London

22 Gordon Street

London

WC1H 0QB

United Kingdom

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Event description

Description

R3 CORDA/ Java/ Kotlin development for the AEC industry

We are pleased to announce the CBC Code Sessions which will be running on Mondays from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm on a number of open source technologies such as Hyperledger, Ethereum and Corda. The CBC Code Club is run in collaboration with the Blockchain Code Club and offers a chance to be taught by expert tutors in a way that suits your professional schedule. These are tailored events that are open to all.
The first 6 week course will start on the 8th October and will carry on the current Corda development for the CBC Project on AEC Financing and Procurement.

All levels of programming knowledge are welcome but please complete an 'introduction to programing' course before attending.

Please note that we are working to make the Code Sessions as acessible as possible. Tickets price is to cover costs only and does not reflect the value of the training.

When?

Current Schedule: R3 Corda Course - Starting on the 8th Oct 2018
- WEEK 1: Monday 8th October
- WEEK 2: Monday 15th October
- WEEK 3: Monday 22nd October
- WEEK 4: Monday 29th October
- WEEK 5: Monday 5th November
- WEEK 6: Monday 12th November

Where?

The Bartlett School of Architecture, 22 Gordon Street, University College London, WC1H 0QB

ABOUT THE CBC

The Construction Blockchain Consortium was established to develop knowledge transfer, arrange commercial and academic presentations, assess and test commercial services and technology, conduct research, and drive policy, regulation and understanding of the consequences of Blockchain and other emerging technologies in the Built Environment. The CBC is led by the UCL Department of Computer Science and the The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment. It also investigates the development of open source tools on behalf of the industry and encourages application developers to build proprietary technology and services to deliver sustainable construction solutions. To keep up to date with CBC events, please refer to our CALENDAR