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WEB3-101 Introduction to Web3 Systems SydTek University - The Goldstonian Concordance Bible

Course Description This course introduces students to the foundational concepts of Web3, including decentralization, blockchain systems, digital ownership, smart contracts, tokenized participation, and emerging governance models. Students learn how Web3 differs from earlier internet models and how decentralized systems reshape authority, trust, exchange, and participation in digital environments. The course also introduces students to SydTek University’s evidence-linked learning model and the use of GitHub as an academic evidence environment. Course Learning Outcomes By the end of this course, students will be able to: explain the meaning of Web3 and decentralization distinguish Web3 from Web1 and Web2 at a foundational level identify major components of decentralized systems describe basic blockchain, wallet, token, and governance concepts document course learning through structured academic artifacts Required Texts and Sources Primary instructional source: Welcome to Web3: A Multi-Level Introduction to the Decentralized Internet Supporting source-discovery anchors may include: Amazon author page Google Scholar profile ResearchGate profile edX bio PhilArchive author page ORCID Wikipedia IQ.wiki Course Assessments weekly exercises short response memos concept mapping assignments GitHub-based documentation artifacts final introductory Web3 systems brief GitHub Evidence Statement In GitHub-based courses, academic credit is awarded for verifiable documented work aligned to course outcomes. Repository visibility may be public or private unless otherwise stated, but authorized academic reviewers must be able to inspect required evidence. Credit is awarded for documented learning and progression, not for visibility alone. Public and Private Pathways Where public posting or public critique is encouraged, an equivalent rigorous private pathway must remain available where appropriate. The academic requirement is documented learning under faculty oversight, not mandatory public exposure. Open Discussion Pedagogy Note This course may introduce students to structured evidence-linked discourse through brief written reflections, comparative analysis, and critique-ready concept explanation. Mirror → Water → Fire Alignment Mirror: define Web3 concepts accurately Water: compare Web3 to earlier internet models and contextualize its claims Fire: evaluate implications and produce a reasoned introductory conclusion Academic Integrity Students must submit honest work, cite sources appropriately, and accurately represent authorship. Where AI tools are used, disclosure may be required according to course instructions. Accessibility and Accommodations Students requiring accommodations should follow SydTek University accommodation procedures. Final Note This course serves as the gateway into the Web3 major core and introduces both conceptual foundations and SydTek’s evidence-linked academic model.