Notice Board

Last chance to join/form teams and receive feedback on your problem pitches and smart contracts! It was great to experience the interactive discussion between the participants last week. We will continue with it and provide feedback on your ideas.  

Sixth Workshop 

Friday, March 8th, 4 to 6 p.m. 

University of Lethbridge, Anderson Hall 116 (AH 116 - note the change of venue)  

Dr. Shamsul Alam (Associate Dean - Dhillon School of Business): Addressing the Hackathon Participants   

Dr. Greg Vilk (UILO): Updates from the Blockchain and Technology Symposium (March 5-6, Edmonton) 

Abstract: The symposium featured the who-is-who of Alberta's Blockchain and AI scene. Speakers from Deloitte ATB, BDC and others spoke about industry needs, skill shortage and other issues. This is a brief summary of what Muhammad and I discovered at the event. There is a little surprise for you, too!  

Feedback Session on Problem Pitches and Smart Contracts 

Abstract: Each team will have an opportunity to discuss their problem pitch ideas and/or smart contracts with the organizing committee. Feedback will be provoded to help you fine-tune and prepare for the competitions.   

Ajayraj Tedlapu (Math & CS): Smart Contracts Coding Activity (Deploying smart contracts on a blockchain) 

NOTES: 

Pleas note the change of venue. AH 116 is right across AH 177. 

FOOD and DRINKS will be provided.  

We request that you BRING A DEVICE (laptop/tablet/phablet) with the CHROME web browser installed. A limited number of devices might be available for University of Lethbridge students. 

Some (not all) materials from the first five workshops are posted on our slack channel.  

Eventbrite: http://uoflsmartcontracts.eventbrite.ca 

Slack channel: http://bchack2019uleth.slack.com 

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