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UT Austin Boot Camps
UT Austin Boot Camps offers 24-week, part-time UX/UI and cybersecurity courses, and an 18-week, part-time digital marketing course. The UX/UI program provides hands-on training in user-centric design research, design thinking, visual prototyping and wireframing, interface design, storyboarding, visual design theory, web prototyping with HTML5 and CSS, interaction design with JavaScript and jQuery, and more.
The cybersecurity curriculum offers hands-on training in networking, systems, web technologies, databases, and defensive and offensive cybersecurity.
The digital marketing curriculum covers highly relevant skills, training students in marketing strategy fundamentals, optimizing campaigns and websites, digital advertising and automation strategy, and more. Students will get hands-on experience with tools such as Google Analytics, Facebook Ads Manager, and Wordpress.
The boot camp curricula are designed with the most in-demand market needs in mind. The school empowers expert instructors and TAs to deliver a dynamic learning experience. Students will enjoy close collaboration with other professionals while receiving hands-on experience.
Applicants do not need prior experience to enroll, but once admitted, all learners will complete a pre-course tutorial. As the bootcamps are part-time, they are designed for working professionals and learners who are actively pursuing a career change or advancement or looking to gain a new skill set.
Students will benefit from a wide range of career services to be positioned for success through graduation and beyond. Services include portfolio reviews, resume and social media profile support, high-impact career events, workshops, mock interviews, and 1:1 career coaching. Graduates will receive a Certificate of Completion from the University of Texas at Austin’s Center for Professional Education and will have a portfolio of projects demonstrating a working knowledge of web development, data analytics and visualization, UX/UI Design, Cybersecurity, Digital Marketing, or Product Management.
UT Austin Boot Camps are offered in collaboration with edX.
105 UT Austin Boot Camps Reviews
AnonymousGraduate • Full Stack Flex - Part-Time (Austin) • AustinFeb 13, 2017Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistancelook elsewhere
it is extremely difficult to articulate how bad this bootcamp actually is. it is not for a lack of words or vocabulary, but it is difficult to get past the feelings of being cheated, scammed and otherwise disappointed. i originally wrote an extremely long review but i have now condensed it to a critique of the 3 promises i was given before joining:
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instruction & guidance : the main thing i wanted/expected from this course wa...
it is extremely difficult to articulate how bad this bootcamp actually is. it is not for a lack of words or vocabulary, but it is difficult to get past the feelings of being cheated, scammed and otherwise disappointed. i originally wrote an extremely long review but i have now condensed it to a critique of the 3 promises i was given before joining:
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instruction & guidance : the main thing i wanted/expected from this course was instruction in what is modern web development and its best practices. what i got was a clueless instructor who clearly does not know what modern web development is. the curriculum is developed (and the course is run) by a company named trilogy. it really has nothing to do with UT Austin but rather is sold on UT Austin's reputation. do not be deceived. the instructor basically read powerpoint slides to us in class and made it excruciatingly clear that he did not prepare before class one bit. what made things worse is that the instructor fumbled through every single lecture and could not answer questions intelligently or accurately. it was frustrating and infuriating to say the least. i was hoping for someone to tell me more than what i could find on youtube or blogposts. what i got instead was a joke of an instructor reading slides… not teaching. want some examples of the poor instruction and guidance? gladly…
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3 weeks in i asked the instructor why we use parentheses on some javascript methods and not others, such as 'length.' he said i can add them to length, as in lenght(), and it will work. i was immediately given an error as length() is not valid.
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i didn't get any of my javascript homework graded until about half-way through the course. so much for feedback. and when it was graded, my feedback consisted of "you should comment your code." but nothing in terms of actual javascript best practices, language proficiency, or content mastery. the last of my homework assignments that was graded (which was due oct. 29 2016) was graded on nov 26, 2016. there were 5 more assignments due after that, none of which were looked at by any instructor, TA, or employee of trilogy.
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a couple weeks before our final project was due (which was a MERN project - mongodb, expressjs, reactjs, and nodejs) all instruction was over. we had not been instructed, however, in how to actually write a full MERN app or deploy it. in class, we used Heroku for deploying and hosting our apps. so one of my team members asked a TA (the resident ReactJS expert) how to successfuly deploy our app. the TA responded with “I don’t know. I don’t deploy to Heroku. If you get an error I would see what the problem is and just fix it." starting to see the picture? feels like nobody cared once they had my money.
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career assistance: wow. this was the exact opposite of everything i was sold on. the majority of visits we had were from recruitment companies. anyone can get with these people. just join linkedin. they'll contact you like crazy. or fill out a form at any of their websites. it was an embarrassment that they had recruiters come to class. and it was insulting because, in essence, they (the recruiters) came to sell their services. i thought that was what i was paying for… for the course to actively help in career advice and search. what i was initially told was that they had a bunch of companies as partners who would come out to meet us and give us a chance to present ourselves to them. and that couldn't be further from the truth. our career assistance 'guru' was anything but. i found out last month that my family and i have to relocate out of state, so i asked our career assistance 'guru' if she knew if any of the companies coming to our 'demo day' hire remote workers. her response was for me to search craigslist. craigslist… that was the response. i have a screenshot of the slack conversation to prove it, if you really want to see it. craigslist. i paid money for this? you shouldn't.
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curriculum: that was the only decent thing but it could use some updating. and it would be better if they hired actual web developers to teach it. otherwise, it's as good as codeacademy.
DO NOT waste your time and money on this awful program. i feel cheated and robbed so please learn from my mistake. if you really are interested in joining a bootcamp, my suggestion would be to seek out 'graduates' and instructors and talk to/email them; ask if you could sit in on a class to evaluate the program; join http://freecodecamp.com/ and follow it to the letter. you'll get as good, if not better, instruction than this terrible bootcamp.
please understand that i put a ridiculous amount of hours and a lot of hard work into the program. and i really did learn quite a bit. but i learned DESPITE this program. not because of it. they did let us know on the first day of class that we are expected to put in a lot of time outside of the program. so i was prepared to do just that. i just didn't expect to or think i'd have to teach myself everything.
the only two things that kept this experience from being 100% suck:
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i met a few great people with whom i hope to continue coding and collaborating.
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one TA, Alex Girodano. if trilogy wises up, they will hire him to be an instructor and possibly make themselves look good. because right now, i will tell everyone to steer clear of trilogy and the coding bootcamp at UT Austin. a total rip-off.
Brett Payne of UT Austin Boot Camps
Student Success Manager
Feb 16, 2017
Dear Anonymous,
Thank you for taking the time to share your personal experience. We regret that your experience was not what you expected, but we thank you for your feedback as we view each review as an opportunity for self evaluation. We know that completing the coding boot camp is extremely challenging and requires intense commitment. We congratulate you on graduating and hope you will continue to take advantage of the support we can provide as outlined below.
As you note, UT Austin has partnered with Trilogy Education Services, a continuing education program manager that provides a proven and innovative curriculum in use across more than 20 top universities nationwide. This partnership allows our students to learn about the latest technologies in an environment that fosters lifelong learning. It is an evolving curriculum informed by employers in our network from across the country.
We understand that you chose UT Coding Boot Camp for expert guidance in navigating the daunting task of learning modern web development in an accelerated environment. We strive to provide strong and supportive guidance in our classes but it is clear your instructor did not deliver that for you. Instructors at the UT Coding Boot Camp are assessed extensively prior to being hired and are required to have a minimum five years of real world experience. If we receive feedback from students indicating a concern with an instructor, we work to quickly remedy that with additional training and support as needed. We understand that instructors and students are not always a perfect match, but we do take any concerns raised very seriously.
We are also disappointed to hear that your career service experience failed to meet your expectations. Throughout the program, we work to prepare students for their job search through interview coaching, technical interview training, resume building, cultivating an online presence, employer events and opportunities to network with local employers. Despite your relocation, our program doesn’t end at graduation and we will work to support you even after your move. If you are willing to work with us, we will show you how to uncover opportunities in your new home town and connect you to employers through our networks wherever possible.
We are happy to hear that you had a good experience with our TA, Alex, who was, like you, a graduate of one of the boot camps in the Trilogy university network. It is also good to hear that you have made lasting connections in the program. We love seeing the collaboration that develops between students throughout the course.
Again, despite your relocating out of the Austin area, I would love for you to reach out to me directly (Brett) so that I may connect you with a career director in our network to assist you as you continue your search. Please call me at 512-387-1914.
We wish you the best of luck and look forward to speaking with you soon!-
- Anusha NamburuPrincipal Engineer • Graduate • AustinVerified by LinkedInSep 30, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
A Perfect Blend of Quality Content and Unmatched Mentorship
I recently completed the Postgraduate Program in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, and I’m incredibly grateful to Great Learning Institute for their exceptional support throughout this journey!
The course content was top-notch, with comprehensive video lectures that provided a deep dive into AI and ML concepts. The mentors were highly knowledgeable, offering insightful feedback and engaging discussions, especially with the depth of test...I recently completed the Postgraduate Program in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, and I’m incredibly grateful to Great Learning Institute for their exceptional support throughout this journey!
The course content was top-notch, with comprehensive video lectures that provided a deep dive into AI and ML concepts. The mentors were highly knowledgeable, offering insightful feedback and engaging discussions, especially with the depth of test cases they shared.
One of the standout features was their 24/7 technical support, which ensured that help was always just a message away, no matter what time it was. The program manager was always on top of things, proactively addressing questions and ensuring a smooth learning experience.
This program is truly designed for lifelong learners, blending rigorous academic concepts with practical applications. Thank you, Great Learning, for an enriching experience that has equipped me with valuable skills for the future! - Vikas Krishna Kallalathil KonnathDirector • Student • AustinVerified by LinkedInSep 15, 2024Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
Review on PGAIML
Post Graduate Program in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Business Applications is a fantastic course. The curriculum is well-structured, starting from the fundamentals. The classes were engaging, and I felt the same energy as I did in college.The weekly quizzes and end-of-module projects ensured that I grasped the concepts effectively. My initial program manager, Bhashy, was incredibly helpful. She was always available to assist me, especially w...Post Graduate Program in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Business Applications is a fantastic course. The curriculum is well-structured, starting from the fundamentals. The classes were engaging, and I felt the same energy as I did in college.The weekly quizzes and end-of-module projects ensured that I grasped the concepts effectively. My initial program manager, Bhashy, was incredibly helpful. She was always available to assist me, especially when I needed extra time due to work commitments. She was also instrumental in helping me transition to a new cohort batch during an emergency. I found the program managers to be very accommodating and flexible. - Ana Lucia GarciaStudent • UX/UI Boot Camp - Part-Time • AustinVerified by LinkedInAug 24, 2023Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
My learning and growth experience in The UX/UI Boot Camp at UT Austin
After moving to the US and experienced a major life change, I was feeling stuck coming from a Psychology background and having to start again from scratch a new life including my carreer goals. I always loved Design and life took me to the path of having to create a website to offer a better way to teach online yoga classes (I am also a yoga teacher) I made myself explore website creation through wordpress and other systems available out there. I was struggling a lot and decided to expl...After moving to the US and experienced a major life change, I was feeling stuck coming from a Psychology background and having to start again from scratch a new life including my carreer goals. I always loved Design and life took me to the path of having to create a website to offer a better way to teach online yoga classes (I am also a yoga teacher) I made myself explore website creation through wordpress and other systems available out there. I was struggling a lot and decided to explore courses online, I didnt knew about UX/UI Dessign until one day doing research to find a design program I came across the UX/UI Boot Camp at UT Austin. It was a game changer to discover the existence of this field that combines the psychology part and foundations of the design taking in acount the user experience and making it a human centered approach, I applied and the admission team contacted me and help me with the whole process from A to Z. It was very helpful to have the assiatance and guidance from the beginning, I trusted completely and was never disppointed. My teachers are amazing and are coaching us with real world tools and projects that will help us to have more confidence and land a job afterwards.
If you are thinking in enrolling a bootcamp this is it, don't think about it twice, trust the process and be sure that you will be supported by a top university and a great team. - Cortney RiellyMarketing Coordinator • Student • AustinVerified by LinkedInApr 11, 2023Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Amazing experience! I definitely recommend this class!
I absolutely loved the Digital Marketing Bootcamp course. The instructor was fantastic - very knowledgeable and able to make every topic exciting and easy to understand. The TAs were great as well, and the three of them together created an amazing experience for us. While the class was a very large time commitment (especially with a full-time job), I looked forward to every meeting and had a blast working with my classmates and creating all kinds of different materials that can be added ...I absolutely loved the Digital Marketing Bootcamp course. The instructor was fantastic - very knowledgeable and able to make every topic exciting and easy to understand. The TAs were great as well, and the three of them together created an amazing experience for us. While the class was a very large time commitment (especially with a full-time job), I looked forward to every meeting and had a blast working with my classmates and creating all kinds of different materials that can be added to my portfolio. I had been working in marketing prior to this class, and I still am, but after finishing the boot camp, I feel much more comfortable with my skills and confident in my abilities to be a successful marketing professional. Thank you!Boot Camp Team of UT Austin Boot Camps
Community Team
Apr 17, 2023
Thank you so much for your review, Cortney! We take great pride in our instructional staff, so and we love hearing that your instructors and TAs worked hard to ensure that the class materials resonated with you and your fellow learners. We’re so proud of our team for showing their passion for digital marketing.
It’s incredible to hear that you had such a positive experience with the boot camp. Congratulations on your completion! We wish you nothing but the best of luck as you move forward in your career. - Brian LalliStudent • Full Stack Flex - Full-Time • AustinVerified by LinkedInAug 02, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
The Coding Boot Camp at UT Austin
My degree is in Economics and my first job out of school was in NYC at a large financial institution. It was a great first job but I learned that I would thrive more in a startup culture at that time so I called my friend who was the CEO and Founder of Super Coffee and we met for coffee one morning. I told him I wanted to do what he was doing. Build something from the ground up. He thought I would be a great fit in Food & Beverage and two weeks later he offered me a job, which was to b...
My degree is in Economics and my first job out of school was in NYC at a large financial institution. It was a great first job but I learned that I would thrive more in a startup culture at that time so I called my friend who was the CEO and Founder of Super Coffee and we met for coffee one morning. I told him I wanted to do what he was doing. Build something from the ground up. He thought I would be a great fit in Food & Beverage and two weeks later he offered me a job, which was to build an ecommerce Wholesale Program.
In this role, I loved identifying who my target audience was, pitching the products, gathering feedback, negotiating pricing and even some exclusive distribution agreements. In 6 months, we had over 500 SMB customers and brand partnerships with Barry's Bootcamp, Solidcore, & SoulCycle.
In March, 2020 our company signed a Master Distribution Agreement with Anheuser Busch InBev and I was promoted to Director of Brand Operations. My job was to serve as the singular interface between senior leadership at both companies. It was in this role that I discovered my passion for executing start-to-end project plans that align with company priorities and synergize cross functional teams, key stakeholders, and workflows. After two wildly successful years, we accomplished the mission and fully integrated with AB InBev's systems, processes, and tech platforms and partnered with over 400 distributors nationwide selling over $100M in Super Coffee.
Around February 2022, I was in Pennsylvania visiting family and my dad and I were eating breakfast together. He's been programming for 40 years and it got me thinking. Why hadn't I ever thought to try? Genetically, maybe I'd be good?! The next morning, I was targeted with an ad on Twitter for UT Austin's Full Stack Web Development Bootcamp so I thought, what the hell, and applied. Sure enough, I was soon accepted and was pressed with a decision to make. After having conversations with my family and girlfriend, I decided to take the leap so I resigned from my job and enrolled.
We are just over the halfway point of the bootcamp and I can confidently say it was the right decision. This experience has been such a blessing in my life! It has given me the career clarity I needed. I intend on blending my experience as an enthusiastic and effective Project Manager with my blooming technical skillset to pivot into a Product Management position!
Overall, I've had such a positive experience with The Coding Boot Camp at UT Austin. Our instructor is wicked smart and breaks complicated concepts down in a way that allows us to internalize them easier. The rest of the instructional staff is top notch as well; and last but certainly not least, our Student Success Manager, who is always there for support! I'd be remiss if I didn't mention my amazing tutor, who has played a huge role in my development as well.
My favorite aspect about the program is unequivocally my cohort. We have such a diverse, talented, kind, and fun group. I am super grateful for you all for organizing study groups to iron down tougher concepts, sending funny memes in Slack and Discord channels, and always being there to help.
Advice I would give to other prospective students to ensure success:- Attend office hours regularly
- Use the maximum number of tutoring sessions allowed
- Don't be afraid to speak up and ask questions
- Be compassionate with yourself and your classmates
- Track the amount of time you put in studying, researching, or doing homework outside of class. It motivates you to put in more time when you can see your performance visually.
- Get started on the Career Services milestones early. At a minimum, ensure your LinkedIn profile and resume are optimized by the end of the bootcamp so you can apply to jobs immediately.
- Don't be afraid to fail. This bootcamp isn't easy but with a positive, growth mindset, you can not only pass but excel!
Boot Camp Team of UT Austin Boot Camps
Community Team
Aug 04, 2022
Way to go, Brian! We appreciate you choosing our boot camp to pursue your interest in web development. Our entire team is truly devoted to enabling student success, so we're glad to hear you're benefiting from all their support. We strive to foster a collaborative and diverse classroom environment and it's great this has resonated with you. Great advice for prospective learners on attending office hours and tutoring sessions, asking questions, being compassionate with yourself and others, tracking your time, and taking advantage of career services. Congratulations on reaching the halfway point of the class! We can't wait to help you finish the program — happy studying. - Kelly MaluccioStudent • Data Analysis and Visualization - Part-Time • AustinVerified by GitHubJun 03, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Data Analytics and Visualization
This is an excellent boot camp to help improve and learn the basic skills needed to start a career in data science. Many useful topics are covered and the instructor does a great job going over the material in class. It is important that you keep up with the work, pay attention and participate (when possible) in class, and take advantage of the office hours for asking questions or getting work done. This is how you will make the most out of the course. Be sure to take advantage of career...This is an excellent boot camp to help improve and learn the basic skills needed to start a career in data science. Many useful topics are covered and the instructor does a great job going over the material in class. It is important that you keep up with the work, pay attention and participate (when possible) in class, and take advantage of the office hours for asking questions or getting work done. This is how you will make the most out of the course. Be sure to take advantage of career services as well. There is a career materials advisor who helps you with your resume and online presence for future employers and there are events you can attend to help with interview prep, networking and much more.Boot Camp Team of UT Austin Boot Camps
Community Team
Jun 03, 2022
Way to go, Kelly! We're glad you enjoyed the curriculum and benefited from the support of our entire instructional team. We couldn't agree more with your advice on staying dedicated to your studies and taking advantage of all the available resources in order to truly succeed. Congratulations on completing the boot camp and thank you for your review! We're rooting you on in all that you do. - devi karthikStudent • Cybersecurity - Part-Time • AustinVerified by LinkedInMar 09, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Cybersecurity
I attended a 6 month cybersecurity bootcamp course offered by UT Austin. The instructor and the TA's were very helpful and guided us throughout the course. It is a challenging course but the instructor was encouraging and very patient in explaining the concepts in an understandable manner. They teach us lot of tools and concepts which makes it more interesting in every class. I never missed a single class since I was eager to learn all the tools. Overall it was an amazing experience and ...I attended a 6 month cybersecurity bootcamp course offered by UT Austin. The instructor and the TA's were very helpful and guided us throughout the course. It is a challenging course but the instructor was encouraging and very patient in explaining the concepts in an understandable manner. They teach us lot of tools and concepts which makes it more interesting in every class. I never missed a single class since I was eager to learn all the tools. Overall it was an amazing experience and I learnt a lot during the duration of the course.Boot Camp Team of UT Austin Boot Camps
Community Team
Mar 10, 2022
Thank you, Devi! We're thrilled you benefited from the support of our entire instructional team and enjoyed the progam. Congratulations on successfully completing the program! We're rooting you on in all that you do. - Sabrina ElkinsStudent • Full Stack Flex - Part-Time (Austin) • AustinVerified by LinkedInMar 03, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Coding
This was an amazing boot camp. We’ll set up, very well taken care of by the Instructors, TA’s, and Tutors. I’m excited to start my career in web development! Thank you UT Austin Bootcamp!!Boot Camp Team of UT Austin Boot Camps
Community Team
Mar 04, 2022
Way to go, Sabrina! We're thrilled you benefited from the support of our entire instructional team. Congratulations on successfully completing the boot camp and thank you for your review! Best of luck moving forward. - Paul WestmoreSenior Software Engineer • Graduate • Data Analysis and Visualization - Part-Time • AustinVerified by LinkedInJan 31, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
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This boot camp has been incredible, the skills and connections that I have been able to make have already begun to shine in my career.
I have been working as a software developer for 5 years, and so was already "in" the coding world, but I have been interested in expanding my career opportunities. I took this program specifically to build my foundation, as well as gain some new skills in SQL, data ETL, machine learning, and get more exposure to visualization tools like Tableau and...This boot camp has been incredible, the skills and connections that I have been able to make have already begun to shine in my career.
I have been working as a software developer for 5 years, and so was already "in" the coding world, but I have been interested in expanding my career opportunities. I took this program specifically to build my foundation, as well as gain some new skills in SQL, data ETL, machine learning, and get more exposure to visualization tools like Tableau and Plotly. The choice to enroll in this class is already paying dividends as I was able to expand my role at my current company to include more data analysis.
The bootcamp moves pretty quickly, and having new projects every week is a tough schedule to stick to, but the volume of new tools, new languages, and increase in fundamentals that I gained in this class have made it all very worth the time investment. I particularly enjoyed the projects that centered in SQL, data cleaning, ETL, and machine learning. These are aspects of coding that I have always wanted to take a larger part in at my job, but felt unequipped for, but after this class, I have already begun taking on some of these sort of projects and been "wowing" my supervisors with the results.
I would recommend that anyone who is looking to get into data analytics, data visualization careers, or is just looking to strengthen their fundamentals in their career, to take this course. It moves at break neck speed at times, but the Instructors and TAs were always available to help, and offered great support and guidance. Working with the other students, and having study hours and test reviews in Slack and Discord were also very helpful.Boot Camp Team of UT Austin Boot Camps
Community Team
Feb 08, 2022
We appreciate you sharing your boot camp experience, Paul! Thank you for choosing our program to further advance your technical skills. Like you noted, this is a fast-paced and rigorous course that covers a wide range of technologies in a short amount of time. We're glad to hear you enjoyed the curriculum and benefited from the support of our entire instructional team. Congratulations on graduating! We're confident you'll go on to achieve amazing things with your newfound skillset. - Fox RigneyGraduate • Full Stack Flex - Full-Time • AustinVerified by LinkedInJan 11, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Full metal node package
My UT Austin coding boot camp experience learning under Leah Nelson was one of the most rewarding yet challenging things I have ever done. Full time is as scary as it sounds but it really is a zero to hero experience with some of the best help you could have. Think of it as storming the beach of Normandy but it takes 3 months, I mean, I think the cost of freedom is worth it and so is your certification! I love this course because teamwork and developing connections is a MUST. Almost more...My UT Austin coding boot camp experience learning under Leah Nelson was one of the most rewarding yet challenging things I have ever done. Full time is as scary as it sounds but it really is a zero to hero experience with some of the best help you could have. Think of it as storming the beach of Normandy but it takes 3 months, I mean, I think the cost of freedom is worth it and so is your certification! I love this course because teamwork and developing connections is a MUST. Almost more important than the curriculum I would argue, you are put in situations where you must ask for help and band together which is an invaluable lesson. A quote I love to summarize this is from Marcus Aurelius saying, “Don’t be ashamed to need help. Like a soldier storming a wall, you have a mission to accomplish. And if you’ve been wounded and you need a comrade to pull you up? So what?”. This full time boot camp will break you in the best ways and you will learn much more than just how to be a full stack developer. Highly recommend.Boot Camp Team of UT Austin Boot Camps
Community Team
Jan 14, 2022
Way to go, Fox! It's great to hear you benefited from the support of our instructional team — we couldn't agree more that Leah is pretty fantastic. We're glad you enjoyed the teamwork and collaboration portion of the course. Great advice for prospective students on asking for additional assistance when needed. Congratulations on successfully completing the program and thank you for your review! All the best moving forward. - Jayla NewtonGraduate • Full Stack Flex - Full-Time • AustinVerified by LinkedInDec 15, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
It's worth it
Before boot camp, I had no experience coding at all. What lead me to apply was, let's be real here the money. I didn't know what to expect, especially since I had chosen to take the full-time course. The first two weeks went pretty well. When week 3 came along, I started freaking out. I felt like things were going way too fast, a major case of impostor syndrome, and just feeling completely overwhelmed. If it were not for the group of amazing people that had taken this course with me and ...Before boot camp, I had no experience coding at all. What lead me to apply was, let's be real here the money. I didn't know what to expect, especially since I had chosen to take the full-time course. The first two weeks went pretty well. When week 3 came along, I started freaking out. I felt like things were going way too fast, a major case of impostor syndrome, and just feeling completely overwhelmed. If it were not for the group of amazing people that had taken this course with me and the greatest instructor ever Leah Daniels Nelson, I would not have made it through this boot camp. If you decide to take on this challenge, ask questions, make friends, take advantage of your resources. You'll get mad, but that's a part of learning. Don't doubt yourself, and you may not completely understand something at first, and that's okay. It will be great.Boot Camp Team of UT Austin Boot Camps
Community Team
Dec 17, 2021
We appreciate your review, Jayla! We're thrilled you benefited from the support of our team and made close connections with your classmates. We couldn't agree more that Leah is pretty fantastic. Great advice for interested students — asking questions, making friends, and taking advantage of your resources can definitely help you succeed. Congratulations on graduating! We wish you all the best in your future coding endeavors. - Rosa GonzalezPGP-DSBA UT Austin Boot Camp Student • GraduateVerified by LinkedInDec 04, 2021Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
PGP-DSBA UT Austin Data Science and Business Analytics
The program is very well crafted with high quality videos that explain exceptionally well the concepts and with Python code that you can follow along with ease. I was delighted that there is a space below each recording where you can write your own notes to review later. The knowledge that you get from the videos is pure gold, clear, and easy to understand which is reinforced with the practice and graded quizzes. The mentoring sessions are excellent with highly qualified mentors who clar...The program is very well crafted with high quality videos that explain exceptionally well the concepts and with Python code that you can follow along with ease. I was delighted that there is a space below each recording where you can write your own notes to review later. The knowledge that you get from the videos is pure gold, clear, and easy to understand which is reinforced with the practice and graded quizzes. The mentoring sessions are excellent with highly qualified mentors who clarify all your doubts. The projects are 100% hands on, are very interesting, and come from real life situations. There is extra material that you can learn to broaden your Data Analytics/Statistics/Python knowledge. Overall, I would recommend this program without a doubt and enroll in another program from this school in the near future.Boot Camp Team of UT Austin Boot Camps
Community Team
Dec 13, 2021
Thank you, Rosa! We're glad you enjoyed the program and benefited from the class structure. Great job on taking advantage of the available resources including tutoring sessions. Congratulations on graduating, we truly appreciate your recommendation! We wish you all the best moving forward.
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Does UT Austin Boot Camps offer scholarships or accept the GI Bill?
Right now, it doesn't look like UT Austin Boot Camps 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 UT Austin Boot Camps reviews?
You can read 105 reviews of UT Austin Boot Camps on Course Report! UT Austin Boot Camps alumni, students, and applicants have reviewed UT Austin Boot Camps and rate their overall experience a 4.76 out of 5.
Is UT Austin Boot Camps accredited?
Yes