Intro to Smart Contracts (BB15-142)

Smart contracts are digital contracts that are programmed to execute specific actions when certain conditions are met. They are written using computer code and stored on a blockchain to provide a secure, self-enforcing agreement between two or more parties. This session will explain the purpose, real-life examples, and legal implications of smart contracts in various industries incorporating blockchain technology. Learning Objectives: 1. Contextualising blockchain. 2. Identifying how smart contracts fit in. 3. Exploring applications & use cases for smart contracts. 4. Discussing challenges for adoption.