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Coderversity
Coderversity is an online, instructor-led bootcamp that teaches students the design and architecture techniques necessary to become a successful software, web, or mobile developer. The intensive course introduces students to the software development life cycle, core object-oriented programming concepts, and database design and development.
The curriculum focuses on C#, and classes are 4 to 24 weeks long. Students can choose from a private, semi-private (up to 5 students) or group (10-12 students) format. Both full and part time courses are available.
Before the end of the course, students will complete The Mastery Project, a capstone project that requires students to build a real-world application. Coderversity is building it's employer partnership network and has partnered with Pave to make financing available to its students.
1 Coderversity Reviews
Alexandra D.Graduate • C# Intensive Coder Private Program • OnlineOct 29, 2015Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceWhat I Liked and Disliked About Coderversity
First and foremost, I'm a recent college graduate who majored in Computer Science, hopelessly looking for a position as an entry-level software developer. Being that I am a woman, it makes it a lot harder to enter this male-dominated field.
After perusing CourseReport, I found many great bootcamp courses, but it looked like all of them would require me to quit my current part-time job, and move half-way across the country for 12-15 weeks.
If I had the money to do th...
First and foremost, I'm a recent college graduate who majored in Computer Science, hopelessly looking for a position as an entry-level software developer. Being that I am a woman, it makes it a lot harder to enter this male-dominated field.
After perusing CourseReport, I found many great bootcamp courses, but it looked like all of them would require me to quit my current part-time job, and move half-way across the country for 12-15 weeks.
If I had the money to do that, I would have in a heartbeat, but I needed a solution that would allow me to study remotely. Enter Coderversity...I decided to enroll in the C# Intense Coder program and here's my feedback.
What I LIKED:
- Coderversity, although not quite yet as established as Dev Bootcamp, definitely offers various courses at many different study intensities. They offer group courses and a private course. I took the plunge and decided on getting the most bang for my buck by enrolling in the Intense Coder program.
- The Intense Coder program gives ultimate flexibility in scheduling and attention. My instructor was very hands-on (sometimes a little too much), and I was allowed to ask questions at any time during the lecture. Since this was a private course, I didn't have to worry about getting drowned in a sea full of other students.
- I was able to pay using their payment plan. Although the price was kinda steep, I didn't mind because there are many other bootcamps out there with similar price points.
- The materials and teaching methods are darn good. I learn best by doing so CoderV seemed like the right fit.
What I DISLIKED:
- My instructor was too hard on me at times - especially when I slacked off and didn't finish my homework assignments. I felt like I was back in 3rd grade :).
- Resume preparation was limited: I know that Coderversity is rather new, and even though I am impressed with their courses, I feel like they need to crank it up a notch with resume and job preparation. I asked my instructor about this and he told me that the company plans on introducing more practice in the near future.
- The private course tuition: Did I already mention that the price was too steep? $15,000 for a private course is a WHOLE LOT OF MONEY, but in the long run, I became employable.
Summary:
I could have gone to any bootcamp, but I feel like Coderversity really focused on my needs. I was a lost student with a Computer Science degree who STILL could not get a job. Now, I have one job offer lined up, and I've got more interviews lined up.
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How much does Coderversity cost?
Coderversity costs around $8,500. On the lower end, some Coderversity courses like C# Group Program cost $7,000.
What courses does Coderversity teach?
Coderversity offers courses like C# Group Program, Salesforce Cloud Development.
Where does Coderversity have campuses?
Coderversity teaches students Online in a remote classroom.
Is Coderversity worth it?
Coderversity hasn't shared alumni outcomes yet, but one way to determine if a bootcamp is worth it is by reading alumni reviews. 1 Coderversity alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Coderversity on Course Report - you should start there!
Is Coderversity legit?
We let alumni answer that question. 1 Coderversity alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Coderversity and rate their overall experience a 4.0 out of 5.
Does Coderversity offer scholarships or accept the GI Bill?
Right now, it doesn't look like Coderversity offers scholarships or accepts the GI Bill. We're always adding to the list of schools that do offer Exclusive Course Report Scholarships and a list of the bootcamps that accept the GI Bill.
Can I read Coderversity reviews?
You can read 1 review of Coderversity on Course Report! Coderversity alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed Coderversity and rate their overall experience a 4.0 out of 5.
Is Coderversity accredited?
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