Lecture

Decentralized Systems: Introduction

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of decentralized systems, explaining the hybrid local/remote teaching mode. It covers the definition of decentralized systems, examples, goals, and the course syllabus. The instructor emphasizes the challenges and solutions in designing decentralized systems, real-world applications, and the heavy security component of the course.

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