Welcome to MAV100 University

We are building a learn to earn system that will have explicitly measurable metrics for adoption. We are building classes that include core competencies and meet 120 class hour requirements for secondary school coursework in the US to earn 1 graduation credit. We are currently building a course in Blockchain Literacy, Telecommunications Network Design Installation and Maintenance, Direct Sales Techniques, and  Decentralized Governance and Leadership Principles that includes Cardano DRep training.

Blockchain Literacy takes a step by step approach starting students out with classes that teach about the basic components of a blockchain including wallets, validators, smart contracts, DAOs, consensus mechanisms. We then move students to use a testnet and learn basic operations. After the first half of the class students will create their own wallet and receive enough Ada from the stake pool rewards to get started on the blockchain and complete the class.

This class teaches basic civics reviewing historical societal governance structures and their results. We cover philosophy of leadership and review the history of some of the most influential leaders in history. We then help student form their own leadership philosophy and train them to become DReps in the local community cooperative for their school district. Finally we teach students about the process for becoming a Cardano DRep and hold elections for a DRep that the community cooperative will nominate to represent the community in the Volatire Governance system.

We cover the primary components of our data connectivity system. We teach Cable, Fiber Optic, Phone Line and Radio network physical infrastructure. We Introduce Radio Frequency technology and RF Propagation basics. We have a section on CBRS and Cell Band regulations and the basic functionality of 4G LTE and 5G.

This class is 50% theory and technique and 50% field practice. The first months of the class teach basic techniques and sales theory. After students reach a basic level of competency we mix field time and reflection. Student go out and practice list building, follow ups and closing, and customer service/requests. Then we will spend class time reviewing and improving.

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MAV100 Subjects

Local Community Starter Template

Objective: This Community starter template will give the founders of each area cooperative the tools to build a core group of students, teachers, and business leaders to build strong foundations for a new community cooperative. 

  • A New Generation: Students who are capable of starting and sustaining businesses within the community.
  • Economic Growth: Increased local business activity and local control of key infrastructure leading to job creation and economic development.
  • Community Resilience: A network of local businesses that can support each other and the broader community in times of economic stress and resist centralizing powers.
  • Computer and internet access.
  • Access to Email. 
  • Self Driven Account(Created in the first lesson.
  • Previous Lessons: None
  • Transparency: All processes, from funding to decision-making, should be clear and accessible to all members.
  • Inclusivity: Ensure that the program is open to all community members, regardless of background or economic status.
  • Sustainability: Businesses should be encouraged to operate with sustainability in mind, considering environmental and social impacts.
  • Funding: Our SPOs produce blocks and we use the Ada rewards to fund our learn to earn programs 
  • Mentorship and work study programs: Pairing new entrepreneurs and trades people with experienced business owners and industry experts.
  • Build real infrastructure: We are building a physical infrastructure layer and organizational model for community owned business.
  • Educational Materials: MAV100 using the Self Driven Level Up App Provides an extensive series of modules and lesson material 

Required:

  • Enthusiasm 

Learned: 

  • Coopertive/DAO Mechanics 
  • Mobile Cell and Internet Integration
  • Community Outreach

Decentralizing Data and Telecommunications

Ability to describe fundamental Telecommunication Network Design.

Ability to install and maintain fundamental Telecommunications equipment

Ability to integrate blockchain into community telecommunications and data infrastructure

You are a citizen. You will affirm that you get out of this what you put in.

When you complete this course you will affirm that you took this course in good faith and that you will endeavor to do the right thing when nobody is looking.

MAV100 Testnet

MAV100 Test Equipment

Self Driven Supplemental Modules

MAV100 Supplemental Modules

Basic Radio Frequency Characteristics and RF Data Transfer Protocols

Basic Mobile Cell Network Topology

Hands on Hardware introduction

Practical Decentralization of Mobile Cell Networks. 

Required:

Basic Knowledge of Computers, Cell Phones, Internet.

Gained:

Basic Telecommunications Network Operation

Hands On Installation Practice with Mobile Cell Hardware.

Knowledge about RF Mobile Cell and CBRS Frequencies.

Fluency in Discussing basic Telecommunications Infrastructure.

Basic Telecommunications Concepts and Definitions

  • RF Technology Fundamentals
  • Networking Infrastructure Fundamentals
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Blockchain Organizational Principles

  • Centralized vs. Decentralized systems
  • Proof of Work/Stake
  • State Based
  • Functional/Immutable

Wallet Fundamentals

  • Seed Phrase
  • Password
  • Contents
  • Receive address
  • Protecting your wallet

Introduction to Testnet

  • Create a testnet wallet
  • faucet
  • first transactions
  • first delegation
  • delegation rewards

Introduction to Tokens

  • Fungible, Non-Fungible
  • Divisible, Non-Divisible
  • Meta-Data
  • Protocols
  • Native, "Wrapped"

Introduction to Decentralized Applications

  • Decentralized Exchanges
  • Collateralized Lending
  • Launchpads
  • NFT Marketplaces

Creating Tokens and NFT's

  • Total supply
  • Open/Closed Policies
  • stackable/non-stackable

Competency Exam Beta

Other Parts of Blockchain

  • Meme Coins
  • Art projects
  • Scams and Rugs
  • "Projects"
  • DYOR

Midterm Competency Exam

Create MainNet Wallet

  • Delegate Wallet
  • Set up handle
  • store seed phrase
  • Receive basic blockchain literacy NFT.

Thesis Generation

Students spend a week discussing ways that blockchain can improve organization and education in their communities and they choose a topic.

Thesis Definition

Students write a forward on their Thesis.

Research and Investigation

Students talk to people in the Cardano community and their own communities. The form a plan to implement their proposed integration plan.

Project Proposal

Students may forms teams or continue with individual proposals. The build a complete presentation and attend meetings. Proposals that gain interest are presented to appropriate ICC committees.

Decentralized Data Storage and Computing

Ability to describe fundamental hardware components of a computing system

Ability to install and maintain basic data storage and computing components

Ability to articulate the how decentralized data storage and computing can be organized and how it can be more efficient than centralized structures

You are a citizen. You will affirm that you get out of this what you put in.

When you complete this course you will affirm that you took this course in good faith and that you will endeavor to do the right thing when nobody is looking.

MAV100 Testnet

MAV100 Test Equipment

Self Driven Supplemental Modules

MAV100 Supplemental Modules

Basic Definitions, Concepts and Frameworks.

Testnet Practice.

Main Net

Thesis

Project Presentation

Ability to install and maintain networking equipment.

Basic Data Storage and Computing Concepts and Definitions

  • Computing, Memory, Storage
  • Electricity Fundamentals in Computing
  • Warehousing and Physical Location
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Application  of Decentralization Principles

  • Centralized vs. Decentralized systems
  • Scaling Decentralized Systems
  • Decentralized structures in the community

Data Center Fundamentals

  • Internet Topology
  •  

Introduction to Market for Decentralized Computing

  • Individuals
  • Small Business
  • Commercial

Introduction to Decentralized Data Storage Applications

  •  

Competency Exam Beta

Other Aspects of Data Storage

  • Streaming Services
  • AI Training Platforms
  • Hosting Services

Midterm Competency Exam

Thesis Generation

Students spend a week discussing ways that blockchain can improve organization and education in their communities and they choose a topic.

Thesis Definition

Students write a forward on their Thesis.

Research and Investigation

Students talk to people in the Cardano community and their own communities. The form a plan to implement their proposed integration plan.

Project Proposal

Students may forms teams or continue with individual proposals. The build a complete presentation and attend meetings. Proposals that gain interest are presented to appropriate ICC committees.

Blockchain Literacy Course Outline

Ability to articulate fundamental Cardano blockchain functionality and purpose.

Ability to operate with basic fluency on the Cardano Blockchain.

Basic understanding of Decentralized Finance, Decentralized Autonomous Organizations

Ability to integrate blockchain into community organizations.

 

You are a citizen. You will affirm that you get out of this what you put in.

When you complete this course you will affirm that you took this course in good faith and that you will endeavor to do the right thing when nobody is looking.

MAV100 Testnet

Self Driven Supplemental modules.

MAV100 Supplemental Modules

Basic Definitions, Concepts and Frameworks.

Testnet Practice.

Main Net

Thesis

Project Presentation

Basic Blockchain Fluency

DYOR capability and understanding.

Application of blockchain technology and principles in improving community organization and education.

Basic Blockchain Concepts and Definitions

Blockchain Organizational Principles

Wallet Fundamentals

Introduction to Testnet

  • Create a testnet wallet
  • faucet
  • first transactions
  • first delegation
  • delegation rewards

Introduction to Tokens

  • Link to Token Module
  • Fungible, Non-Fungible
  • Divisible, Non-Divisible
  • Meta-Data
  • Protocols
  • Native, "Wrapped"

Introduction to Decentralized Applications

  • Decentralized Exchanges
  • Collateralized Lending
  • Launchpads
  • NFT Marketplaces

Creating Tokens and NFT's

  • Total supply
  • Open/Closed Policies
  • stackable/non-stackable

Competency Exam Beta

Other Parts of Blockchain

  • Meme Coins
  • Art projects
  • Scams and Rugs
  • "Projects"
  • DYOR

Midterm Competency Exam

Create MainNet Wallet

  • Delegate Wallet
  • Set up handle
  • store seed phrase
  • Receive basic blockchain literacy NFT.

Thesis Generation

Students spend a week discussing ways that blockchain can improve organization and education in their communities and they choose a topic.

Thesis Definition

Students write a forward on their Thesis.

Research and Investigation

Students talk to people in the Cardano community and their own communities. The form a plan to implement their proposed integration plan.

Project Proposal

Students may forms teams or continue with individual proposals. The build a complete presentation and attend meetings. Proposals that gain interest are presented to appropriate ICC committees.

Empower communities and students through community ownership. Community owned infrastructure builds a stronger social fabric and provides purpose.

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