2022
DOI: 10.1051/itmconf/20224403005
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College Election System using Blockchain

Abstract: Blockchain is a distributed system that confirms security and reliability. It has started a new era of a solid and consensus system. Because of blockchain's emphasis on security, many other operations and processes are adopting the same reliable approach. Almost all processes and operations are now encouraged to be computed electronically in the digital Ethereum network that has been presented. In the current situation, we have seen what the conduction of elections has done to the worsening situation of the Co… Show more

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“…Another interesting observable trend is the preference for proprietary blockchains in later proposals, namely, [158], [87], [162], [160], [114], [103], and [166]. The usage of blockchain solutions conceived from scratch was not registered in any of the earlier publications, except for [78], but as the concept became more familiar and popular programming languages, such as Python or Go, began offering support for such developments, some authors seem to prefer building a blockchain from the ground up, perfectly tailored to their requirements, instead of going around the limitations of existing ones.…”
Section: G: Systematic Mapmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Another interesting observable trend is the preference for proprietary blockchains in later proposals, namely, [158], [87], [162], [160], [114], [103], and [166]. The usage of blockchain solutions conceived from scratch was not registered in any of the earlier publications, except for [78], but as the concept became more familiar and popular programming languages, such as Python or Go, began offering support for such developments, some authors seem to prefer building a blockchain from the ground up, perfectly tailored to their requirements, instead of going around the limitations of existing ones.…”
Section: G: Systematic Mapmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But the chronological distribution of these does not appear to develop any evident patterns. Only four proposals, [114], [103], [167] and [166], went for consortium-type solutions. This hybrid approach seems to be more favourable in later publications, but the reason for that does not seem evident other than the maturation of the underlying implementation technology.…”
Section: G: Systematic Mapmentioning
confidence: 99%