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Thanks Dan, this helps a lot. I will start mapping out a syllabus for Polkadot, at least the topics i think should be covered, and look for feedback to fill in the rest. |
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BTW, Gabe from InvArch (@arrudagates) is a pro FRAME/Substrate/XCM dev and expressed interest in joining the academy as a teacher/TA but told me he hasn't heard back yet. Very worth considering and reaching out! |
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I had offered to Nuke privately to be responsible for the technical aspects of the parachain protocol. @shawntabrizi It seems you are assigned to the Polkadot module, so I'll extend the same offer to you. If you'd like me to own the prep and delivery of the parachains protocol, I'd be excited to do it. And if not, no problem at all. And I agree with what you wrote in your tracking issue, that most of the content about the parachains protocol already exists in slides and videos from the first two waves. I think I could package it up into understandable and effective lessons, exercises, etc (Not offering to cover staking, governance, fellowship, etc, just how the relay chain validates and process parachain blocks.) |
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@nukemandan Is there a consideration of an extra Zombienet presentation? |
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FYI folks: I have done a somewhat major update to include dates for people and modules. I will continue to update as things solidify. There is some flexibility in these dates if we need it, but we need to act now to tweak as we have already starting to book travel with everyone. Please connect with @Sam-Srey-Parity direcly at https://matrix.to/#/@samarith.srey:parity.io to get dates of travel defined. |
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This post defines the faculty and staff selections for the Academy's third edition at the University California, Berkeley - July 10th to August 10th 2023.
There are also a few notes on motivations for those new to the team, as well as highlighting a few new and major refactors of content that are in the works.
00 Content Support Staff
Non-technical, non-SME contributors to be on site to audit the course and interface with the venue staffing and support faculty in non-content aspects (AV support, messaging / announcements, managing student recourse pages etc.)
0 Pre-course & Welcome (Planned: 2023-07-10)
Lead Instructor(s):
Ideas:
1 Cryptography (Planned: 2023-07-10 → 2023-07-12)
Lead Instructor(s):
TA(s):
Remote content support:
Guest Content
2 Economics & Game Theory (Planned: 2023-07-13 → 2023-07-14)
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TA(s):
Remote content support:
May develop and deliver a short lesson on the "how and why" of building a gaming platform using substrate, ink, and Polkadot.js or Capi.perhaps in a future wave.3 Blockchain (Planned: 2023-07-17 → 2023-07-19)
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4 Smart Contracts (Planned: 2023-07-19 → 2023-07-21)
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5 Substrate (Planned: 2023-07-24 → 2023-07-26)
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6 FRAME (Planned: 2023-07-26 → 2023-08-02 {split over weekend})
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7 Polkadot (Planned: 2023-08-02 → 2023-08-04)
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These fine folks may also be called on to deliver content at UCB, as mod team deems fit.
8 XCM (Planned: 2023-08-07 → 2023-08-09)
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Remote content support:
Guest Content
TBD
See Rollups and Fraud proofs #610 for content addition he will leadAdditional Content in Consideration
These are to be decided based on being reviewed and approved, then as time available to place them effectively, and deliver at the level of academic rigor and excellence the PBA demands.
exotic primitives
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