Blockchain Question Bank
Module 1
1. Brief Byzantine general blocks, how between solved the Byzantine problems
2. With neat diagram Explain Centralized & decentralised & distributed system with characteristics &
use cases
3. Explain Cap theorem & Describe Byzantine Fault Tolerance (BFT)
4. Explain History of Blockchain (General Overview of BC)
5. Define Blockchain, explain the network view of BC with neat diagram & brief elements, features,
applications, benefits & limitations of BC
6. Define Consensus, Explain its mechanism & algorithm
Module 2
1. What is decentralization, explain its importance, working, & needs of decentralisation
2. Explain decentralisation method & full ecosystem of decentralisation
3. Explain applications & platforms of decentralisation
4. Explain cryptography primitives with neat diagram
5. Explain algorithm design and working of SHA-256 with neat diagram
6. Explain asymptotic cryptography and brief public, private key with hash functions with neat
diagram
7. Explain ECDSA with Practical example
Module 3
1. Explain transaction life cycle in a bitcoin system with different types of transaction
2. Explain generic structure of block with neat diagram
3. Define bitcoin, explain the general role of public key and private key
4. Explain a simplified mod a on Oracle interacting with smart contract on blockchain
5. How smart contracts on a BC, explain with Ricardian contract
6. Explain DAO
Module 4
1. Explain Ethereum stack with example
2. Explain Ethereum BC with state transaction diagram
3. Explain Different types of transaction in Ethereum & explain standard transaction in Ethereum
4. Explain two types of accounts that exist in Ethereum, Explain with message call function
5. Explain ETH & ETC with elements of Ethereum BC
6. Explain Ethereum Virtual Machine with diagram
Module 5
1. Explain architecture of Hyperbridge as a protocol and explain
2. Explain high level overview of Hyperbridge Fabric
3. Explain Sawtooth lake with novel concept
4. What is Corda, explain its components
5. Explain with neat diagram traditional smart contract paradigm (OMYS as transaction families)