# ELEC_ENG/COMP_ENG 334: Fundamentals of Blockchains and Decentralization Welcome! This is the repository for required projects of the above course. ## Project Suggestion You should create your own *private* repo to avoid your code being seen by others. **We recommend you refer to [this when creating your private repo.** If you wish to pull the …
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# Midterm Project, Part 3 In this part of midterm project, you are going to implement the **network** module of Bitcoin client. The network module is in charge of communicating with other nodes/clients. It forms the peer-to-peer (p2p) network and uses gossip protocol to exchange data, including blocks (and transactions, in future parts). We will …
# Midterm Project, Part 1 Through this midterm project, you are going to build a simplified Bitcoin client. The goal of the client is not to run in Bitcoin mainnet or any public testnet. Instead, the goal is to run it inside your computer and let you have fun with it. You have plenty of …
# Midterm Project, Part 4 This part of the project will deal with transactions and the ledger state. You need to integrate the transaction structure inside the block content, add network functionality to transaction propagation, and add a transaction mempool to be used by the miner to include transaction content in the block being mined. …
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Until the assignment is posted on Canvas, this description is subject to change. # Warmup 2 In this assignment, you will implement some crypto-primitives and basic data structures. You will need the code that we provide in this repo. Please follow the instructions. **Notice that this is an individual assignment. You should finish it on …