1. GOOGLE DEVELOPER
STUDENT CLUBS (GDSC)
NOW IN SIRT !!!

2. GDSC Hmmm???
What is GDSC and why YOU should join it?
Aman Malviya
Community Advisor
GDSC SIRT
Gautam Singh Chauhan
Community Advisor
GDSC SIRT

3. These are community groups for college and university students
interested in Google developer technologies.
Students from all undergraduate or graduate programs with an interest in
growing as a developer are welcome. By joining a GDSC, students grow
their knowledge in a peer-to-peer learning environment and build
solutions for their community

4. What is a
Google
Developer
Student Club?
700+ Clubs All over the world

5. And We’re One of them
Google Developer Student Club - SIRT

6. What all events are we planning
to have?
● Hackathons
● Competitions
● Workshops
● 30 Days with Cloud
● StudyJams
● AND MUCH MORE……

8. What’s in for you ???
Industry Practices,
Google certificates and goodies,
Swags,
Network with Experts,
Current Stack- Firebase, Chrome Dev Tool
Angular,Kotlin.

9. Hierarchy of GDSC Community
Core Team Members
Team Members
GDSC-Community
GDSC-Lead

10. Attend the Orientation session
on...
Join GDSC-SIRT community group
for more details regarding this event

11. 22-08-2023
Web 3.0 | Blockchain | Crypto
By a Student who is Always Learning
Jaskaran Singh Manocha
/in/jaskaranmanocha/ @jaskaranmanocha
@jaskaranmanocha

12. The term Web 3.0, coined by reporter John Markoff of The New York Times in 2006

13. 2008 -> 15 Years Before | 2nd Quarter -> Results in June 2008 -> World’s Fourth Largest Bank
Lehman Brothers | 91% Profit Dropped ?
15th September 2008 they filed for Bankruptcy under chapter 11 in American Court
Liability: 619 Billion | 639 Assets
Chairman of FED said we are govt. & we won’t save them.
Semantic Web improves the abilities of web technologies to generate, share and connect content
through search and analysis by understanding the meaning of words rather than by keywords or
numbers.

14. But After 21 hrs America Bailout’s one
company -> AIG Company

15. Economy Fell Down, Govt can’t save the Economy
Financial war always started in America
AI: By combining semantic capabilities with natural language processing, computers can understand
information on a human-like level to provide faster and more relevant results. In doing so, they
become more intelligent and better satisfy the needs of users.

16. Bitcoin.org -> 18th Aug 2008 | 28 Days gap before the collapse of
Lehman brothers
Satoshi Nakamoto -> Osama Bin Laden Found Out by American Govt.
Satoshi – nakamato ?
Satoshi Means Rakh -> Ash -> Pokemongo -> Slogan “We will get
them all in”
3D Graphics: Three-dimensional design is used extensively in websites and services in Web 3.0.
Museum guides, computer games, eCommerce, geospatial contexts and more are all common
examples of this.

18. Proof of work
The Proof of Work is a brute force search for nonces so that the hash of the block header
meets a certain target difficulty.
By expending resources (hardware, electricity, cooling) miners race to solve the hashing
puzzle. The winner claims the bitcoin reward by announcing that they have performed the Proof
of Work
The cumulative Proof of Work in the blockchain is what secures the blockchain and makes it
tamper proof and immutable
Current mining activity https://blockchain.info/charts/hash-rate
The target difficulty adjusts approx. every two weeks to reflect the total hashing power and the
average time to mine the block to be 10 minutes

19. Ethereum
Proposed by Vitalik Buterin in 2013 (when he was 19
years old)
A decentralized network to run smart contracts
(software)
A more technical definition – Ethereum is a distributed
state machine (a global computer) with no single point
of control.
Compare this definition to the standard client/server
architecture.
So computers in this decentralized network run your
program instead of a central (trusted) server.
Ether is the currency to pay for your contract to be
executed on the blockchain

20. Learn More
2
0
Projects to watch
• Hyperledger – SAP - https://www.hyperledger.org/
• Ethereum - https://www.ethereum.org/
Books to read
• Easy read – Blockchain Revolution, Don Tapscott
and Alex Tapscott (father/son team, TED talks, tech
evangelists)
• Technical book - Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency
Technologies: A Comprehensive Introduction, Arvind
Narayanan
• Very Technical Book - Mastering Bitcoin, Andreas M.
Antonopoulos
MOOCs and courses to
attend
• Coursera course (highly technical)
-
https://www.coursera.org/learn/cryp
tocurrency
• Stanford course (highly technical) -
https://crypto.stanford.edu/cs251/
• MIT course -
http://blockchain.media.mit.edu/syll
abus.html
People to follow
• Andreas Antonopoulos
(Technologist and bitcoin
evangelist)
https://antonopoulos.com/ and
https://www.youtube.com/user/aant
onop
• Vitalik Buterin on youtube, inventor
of Ethereum,
genius wizard

21. Various application of blockchain in
Energy Sector
Power Sector and
renewables
• Peer to peer energy
trading.
• Wholesale electricity
distribution.
• Tracking faulty
equipments.
• Tracking energy
behavior
• Smart metering.
• Pre-payment for
energy using mobile.
• Streamlining access to
renewable energy.
Oil and Gas Sector
• Upstream-Wide scale and
multi party data
coordination, Enhancing
compliance, Oil based
digital currency,
Transparency in
operations.
• Midstream-Energy trading
and risk management,
Land management (smart
contracts), Mitigation of
human risk.
• Downstream-Exchange of
products, Terminal
automation, Demurrage
and claims management.
Mining sector
• Supply chain
traceability of
minerals.
• Sustainability in
mining operations.

22. /in/jaskaranmanocha/ @jaskaranmanocha
@jaskaranmanocha