2020 case study: Difference between revisions

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Case study^[1]

Introduction[edit]

Higher-level students must write 3 papers. The case study is the third paper. Every year, the case study discusses a different topic. Students must become very very familiar with the case study. The IB recommends spending about a year studying this guide.

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The case study[edit]

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Terms worth deeply understanding[edit]

These articles have been written by students. Any article with a green checkmark has been approved by a teacher and can be used reliably to study.

Please visit our programming page to see a list of terms involved in blockchain.

Previous years case studies and notes[edit]

References[edit]

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 These articles have been written by students. Any article with a green checkmark [[file:approved.png|25px|Approved]] has been approved by a teacher and can be used reliably to study.
-* [[Template for student-defined terms]]
+* Please visit our [[Programming|programming]] page to see a list of terms involved in [[Blockchain|blockchain]].
-* [[51% attack]]
-* [[Block]]
-* [[Blockchain]]
-* [[Block header]]
-* [[Candidate block]]
-* [[Collision resistance]]
-* [[Cryptocurrency]]
-* [[Cryptographic hash]]
-* [[Determinism]]
-* [[Digital signature]]
-* [[Distributed consensus]]
-* [[Double-spend problem]]
-* [[Entropy]]
-* [[Genesis block]]
-* [[Immutable transactions]]
-* [[Key pair generation]]
-* [[Ledger]]
-* [[Merkle proof]]
-* [[Merkle tree]]
-* [[Miner]]
-* [[Mining]]
-* [[Nonce]]
-* [[Non-invertibility]]
-* [[Non-repudiation]]
-* [[One-way function]]
-* [[Proof of work]]
-* [[PuTTYgen]]
-* [[Self-referential data structure]]
-* [[SHA256]]
-* [[Takeover attack]]
-* [[Transaction pool]]
 == Previous years case studies and notes ==