How the solution is organized and why the structure matters.
Research and development of a decentralized system for storing and verifying academic credentials. The technical blueprint separates responsibilities into clear layers so the solution can be tested, explained, extended, and handed over confidently.
System Architecture
Four clear layers keep responsibilities understandable and maintainable.
01
Research question and scope
Defines the problem, assumptions, variables, evaluation criteria, and reproducible boundaries.
02
Data or experiment design
Structures datasets, simulations, baselines, controls, and repeatable experiment inputs.
03
Analysis pipeline
Runs the selected method with traceable parameters, versioned outputs, and comparison baselines.
04
Interpretation and reporting
Connects evidence to findings, limitations, visualizations, and defensible conclusions.
Technology Stack
The practical role of each technology in this project.
Ethereum
Distributed ledger network for verifiable smart-contract transactions.
Solidity
Smart-contract rules and verifiable on-chain state transitions.
Web3.js
Browser and server integration with blockchain wallets and contracts.
IPFS
Content-addressed distributed storage for tamper-evident records.
React
Component-based web interface with predictable state and reusable views.
Implementation Workflow
A reviewable path from requirements to tested handover.