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A rigorous, verifiable path into Standard-817, Articles, Engines, and Attestations

Format: short modules · labs · quizzes · public proofs · License: CC BY-SA 4.0 (content), SOSL v1.0 (code)

Overview

The Learn Hub converts the Constitution Fabric into a teachable system: minimal theory, maximal verification. Every exercise emits an attestation you can archive locally. No telemetry, no trackers — progress is stored on your device.

Academic Tone

Primary sources, proofs, and test vectors. No hype.

Prereqs: discrete math, basic crypto

Production Bias

Labs map to real artifacts: 817.2 ontology, PAE decisions, and PQC attestations.

Goal: deployable skills

Security First

Exercises never require secrets. Use generated sample material.

Zero trust pedagogy

Learning Paths

Foundations

  • Constitutional Articles (I, V, IX, X)
  • Merkle-DAG lineage
  • ZKChronoSeal & ΔΣ

Engineering

  • Genesis Bus & Attestation Hub
  • QSS (Kyber, Dilithium, SPHINCS+)
  • UCL & Policy Guard

Policy & Governance

  • PAE & Binding Policy Resolution
  • Ballots, registrar, conformity
  • License profiles (SOSL/OSSv3/SPPF)

Research

  • Formalism (817.2)
  • ΔΣ metrics & TRQ/H-index
  • GhostFrame & NASI

Curriculum Modules

Standard-817 (Ontology)

Type system, capability descriptors, invariants, version gates.

Learning outcomes
  • Model a policy as an Instrument
  • Emit a version-gated descriptor
  • Validate conformance against 817.2 tests
course: 817-ontology
units:
  - intro: primitives, invariants
  - modeling: instruments & descriptors
  - validation: test vectors & gates
outcomes: [model-policy, gate-descriptor, run-tests]

Protocols (Articles)

InfinityWipe, Mirror Rights, Quantum Origin Stamp, UCL, CSG-1, Protocol-817.

Learning outcomes
  • Map a right to an executable protocol
  • Publish an attestation bundle
  • Trigger public nullification (demo)
course: protocols-articles
units: [rights-mapping, attestations, revocations]
outcomes: [article-impl, proof-bundle, nullify-demo]

Algorithms & Clauses

ΔΣ, TRQ/H-index, LogicSeal, QSS hybrids, NASI wrapping.

Learning outcomes
  • Implement ΔΣ overlays
  • Compute TRQ for a deployment
  • Create a LogicSeal commit/reveal
course: algorithms-clauses
units: [delta-sigma, trq-h, logicseal, qss]
outcomes: [overlay-impl, trq-calc, commit-reveal]

Hands-On Labs

Lab A — Merkle-DAG Attestation

Generate a toy attestation bundle with a lineage hash and time seal.


            

Lab B — LogicSeal Commit/Reveal

Commit to a policy, then verify a decision references it.


            

Self-Check Quizzes

Q1 — Articles

Which Article encodes “Right to Erasure”?



Q2 — ΔΣ

Δt is defined as .

Q3 — PQC

Select all SNF-endorsed PQC primitives for signatures:



Syllabi & Certificates

Downloadable Syllabi

Export a JSON syllabus for your track.


            

Certificates & Badges

When you complete a path (≥80% quizzes + labs A & B), this page can mint a local badge token (non-transferable) you can attach to your public profile.


            

Reference Library

TopicWhat to readOutcome
Standard-817817.2 ontology & invariantsModel a capability descriptor
ArticlesI, V, IX, X (constitutional core)Map a right → protocol
AttestationsHolo-Proofs bundle formatPublish & verify a bundle
PAEBinding Policy ResolutionAdjudicate a data residency clash
PQCKyber · Dilithium · SPHINCS+Hybridize signatures
All materials align with the Whitepaper and the formal Standard-817 specification. Where sources differ, the Standard prevails.

FAQ

Do I need prior blockchain experience?

No. We use Merkle-DAG and attestations as general primitives; no coin, no token.

Can I teach this at a university?

Yes. Content is CC BY-SA with attribution; code under SOSL. Request a Council mirror if you host labs.