Quote from: sotoshihero on September 15, 2017, 02:15:15 AM

Quote from: Leesongsong on September 15, 2017, 02:07:55 AM

I disagree because bitcoin would not be a course. I guess bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will just be studied more by other people. They are also going to be curious if how this tokens are made and what are the things we needed in able to make one. But maybe it could happen in the near future, that bitcoin would be a course but ofcourse the goverment should accept first bitcoin inside the country in order to make this things happen.

Development of cryptocurrency like in programming would be a course, but learning how to used and be familiarized with bitcoin should be included in secondary education in my opinion as an optional or elective subjects. Actually bitcoin has an easy learning curve especially to millennials which are immersed with technology.

Nah! I still can't imagine how programming bitcoin can be a course in college. I think it is better that bitcoin could just be a topic in a programming language or a topic in one of their Economics class tight. There is not that much to learn in bitcoin that it should be required to make it as a course. A topic that will last a week will suffice I think to students to learn and understand most about bitcoin.