Displaying schools 451-475 of 960 in total

University of California Irvine Division of Continuing Education offers a 24-week Cybersecurity Boot Camp covering topics like enterprise infrastructure security, application security, ransomware defense, ethical hacking, vulnerability assessments, and penetration testing. Students will complete a capstone project to give the experience with solving real-world, industry-aligned problems. Learn more about UCI Cybersecurity Boot Camp.

Codi offers a full stack Javascript-focused web development bootcamp located in Beirut, Lebanon and Tripoli, Libya. The Web Development course takes 6 months to complete, and meets everyday from 9am-5pm. During the bootcamp, Codi gives students laptops to use and pays for each student’s transportation. Students learn front-end languages, such as Javascript, HTML, and CSS, and server-side technologies, including React, MongoDB, Node, MySQL, and vanilla JavaScript. Students learn PHP, SQLite, MariaDb, and frameworks, such as Express and Laravel. Codi Web Development students learn how to manage a Linux server, and how to use SSH and WordPress. Students will learn tools such as Git and Github, Bash Command line tools, Arch Linux, Text Editors such as Sublime, Vim, and VsCode, and build tools such as Webpack, Babel, and Browserify. Codi also offers a 2-month Computer Literacy course aimed at marginalized youth who want to learn basic computer skills for employment or business purposes. Learn more about Codi.

Destination Dev offers a 10-week, full-time full-stack coding bootcamp around the world. With campuses in Columbia and Thailand, Destination Dev has a unique emphasis on preparing students to land full-time remote or freelance work in order to live a flexible, location-independent, “digital nomad” lifestyle. The bootcamp brings together students from all over the world for ten intense weeks of software development education and cultural immersion. Learn more about Destination Dev.

Promineo Tech partners with universities to offer software development bootcamps. The bootcamps teach students the skills needed to enter – and be successful – in the software development industry by covering Java, MySQL, git, CLI navigation, JUnit, JDBC, REST concepts, SpringBoot, debugging, AWS, and more. Promineo Tech instructors are not only software engineers, but they also have previous teaching experience and training. Learn more about Promineo Tech.

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Arkansas Coding Academy (ArCA) is a live online, full stack web development bootcamp based in Conway, Arkansas. Founded in 2016 at the University of Central Arkansas, Arkansas Coding Academy provides expert-led, in-demand technical training to fuel a diverse, career-ready workforce in Arkansas. In the 24-week bootcamp, students will learn front end and back end development as well as database mangement. The fully virtual program includes live instruction and in-person events, allowing students to build meaningful connections with industry professionals and peers.  Learn more about Arkansas Coding Academy.

Nebula Academy is a 22-week, full stack software engineering bootcamp in Syosset, New York. Nebula Academy’s bootcamp is structured in 4-week sprints where students learn, practice, and implement new and previously covered technologies. Students finish the 4-week cycles by creating real-world projects. Students will learn Javascript, HTML, CSS, DOM manipulation, and React. Bootcamp students will also learn to think critically and computationally and build strong problem-solving skills. All Nebula Academy software engineering bootcamp instructors are AWS certified, and bootcamp content is aligned with the AWS Cloud Practitioner exam.   Learn more about Nebula Academy.

The University of Adelaide Boot Camps offer part-time web development, data analytics, and cybersecurity courses. The full stack curriculum includes HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Bootstrap, Express.js, Node.js, databases, MongoDB, MySQL, and Git. The cybersecurity curriculum offers hands-on training in networking, systems, web technologies, databases, and defensive and offensive cybersecurity. Learn more about The University of Adelaide Coding Boot Camp.

42 offers tuition-free technology education programs in Paris and Silicon Valley. 42 has no teachers or traditional classes. Instead, they use project-based and problem-based learning along with peer code review to foster a tight-knit learning community ready for the tech workplace. Students learn soft skills, creativity, problem-solving, collaboration, communication, and how to work in teams. The 42 curriculum covers subjects in full stack web development, cybersecurity, data visualization, and more.  Learn more about 42.

The School of Applied Technology (SALT) is a training provider offering full-time, 13-week bootcamps in full stack development at campuses in Stockholm, Amsterdam, and Oslo. SALT offers courses focused on Java, .NET, and JavaScript. Students are also taught mob programming and Agile methodologies. SALT bootcamps are designed for students that have prior experience and the application process is competitive. Students are given logic and personality tests before undergoing the interview process. The final stage of selection involves a team problem-solving challenge to demonstrate an applicant’s interpersonal skills. SALT bootcamps are meant to prepare students for a role on a development team and career support is provided. Graduates are placed on a client’s team in a consulting role for twelve months before receiving full employment. Learn more about School of Applied Technology (SALT).

Jax Code Academy offers an intensive 12-week, full-time coding bootcamp plus a 3-month internship in Jacksonville, Florida and live online. The curriculum covers web development, software development, agile methodology, data analysis, database design, digital marketing, graphics and design, scripting/coding, user experience design, web application development, website design, project management, and research. The course covers both front end and back end, including HTML, CSS, PHP, full stack JavaScript, JQuery, MYSQL, SQL, MongoDB, Linux, Wordpress, Drupal, Cron, Github, Python, React, and Node.js. Students also learn soft skills, such as communication and presentation, problem-solving, teamwork, attention to detail, time management, and organization. Jax Code Academy instructors are experts in the field, and bootcamp students will work on real-world projects.  Learn more about Jax Code Academy.

CodeBound, in partnership with the University of the Incarnate Word (UIW), offers 20-week Agile Full Stack Software Developer, Agile Mobile Native Application Developer, and UX/UI Designer bootcamps at the UIW Rolling Oaks Mall campus located in San Antonio, Texas. Bootcamps are designed to fit around the schedules of students who are balancing career, life, and family obligations. Upon bootcamp completion, CodeBound graduates will receive 3 ICAgile International accredited certifications: Agile Fundamentals, Agile Programming, and Agile Testing. CodeBound has partnered with Credly’s Acclaim platform to provide CodeBound bootcamp graduates with digital certification badges that can be displayed on FaceBook, LinkedIn, digital resumes, and email signatures.  Learn more about CodeBound.

Mimo Bootcamp is an online tech training program that offers part-time front end (30 weeks) and full stack (39 weeks) web development bootcamps to students in Europe and North America. The bootcamps cover the fundamentals of web development, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Git, Firebase, NodeJS, Express, and SQL. Students will finish the course with a portfolio of 7-10 projects to show potential employers. Learn more about Mimo Bootcamp.

Takeo is an online tech training provider offering full-time and part-time bootcamps in the United States, Canada, India, and Nepal covering topics like AWS Python development (17 weeks), full stack development (11 weeks), Java development (18 weeks), data science (14 weeks), data engineering (18 weeks), and front end development (11 weeks). Takeo focuses on empowerment, community, and accessibility for its students. Takeo also offers 1-on-1 advising to help keep students accountable while they learn. Learn more about Takeo.

Analytica Camp is a tech training provider offering online, part-time, 24-week bootcamps covering topics like data analytics, data science, and BI analytics. Analytica Camp students will get to practice their skills with hands-on projects to give them real world experience in data. Analytica Camp also offers free introductory courses for students who aren’t ready to commit to a bootcamp. Learn more about Analytica Camp.

SecurityStudio Academy is a vCISO cybersecurity training provider offering a 10-week, live online Certified virtual Chief Information Security Officer (CvCISO) foundational course. The CvCISO program covers topics like security fundamentals, client relationships, risk assessment, asset management, incident response, third party information security risk management. The Certified virtual Chief Information Security Officer Course is the foundational course to become a certified vCISO. Learn more about SecurityStudio Academy.

Noble Desktop is a NY State-Licensed technology training school in New York City providing full-time and part-time certificate programs in graphic design, web development, data science, video editing, UX/UI design, digital marketing, and other coding and design skills. The school teaches students beginner through advanced skills in coding languages such as Python, JavaScript, and HTML/CSS, Adobe design apps, and other industry-leading tools. Learn more about Noble Desktop.

Developer Bootcamp is an online full-stack coding bootcamp based in Chelmsford, MA. Students will learn SQL, .NET, UNIX/Linux, Java, C/C++, mobile app development and web development in an immersive, online learning experience. Developer Bootcamp's unique approach combines on-demand streaming with personal facilitation and comprehensive hands-on exercises to assure successful training and competence in the IT workplace. Support staff provides personal setup assistance, guidance and lab equipment setup. An instructor is assigned to each student to assist in completing lab exercises and to help with any questions. Classes are designed to be 50% lecture and 50% hands-on exercises. Lab exercises are performed via direct high-speed access to a dedicated lab machine, providing responsive interaction and accessibility. Learn more about Developer Bootcamp.

Beginex is a selective, 15-week, part-time UX career accelerator taught live online from New York City. Beginex was designed by industry experts to help candidates transition into UX and is compatible with a regular work schedule. The program is mentored by experienced UX practitioners from companies like Etsy, LearnVest, ThoughtWorks and Google. The curriculum is based on real social impact projects with real clients. Candidates admitted to the program build skills and real experience, expand their professional networks and learn how to prepare and find a UX job.  Learn more about Beginex.

ALPHA Camp offers full-time, 12-week courses and part-time, 8-week courses in full stack, front end, iOS development, product design, and digital marketing in Singapore, Taiwan and Hong Kong, China. ALPHA Camp’s mission is to bring startup talent into the rapidly growing digital economy in Asia. With a focus on learning-by-doing, students will learn and build products with Ruby on Rails, Swift, Xcode, Cocoa, UX/UI design, and more. Mini team projects will teach students how to collaborate with other developers and marketers more effectively. In order to register for the course, interested students can fill out a short online form. Learn more about ALPHA Camp.

Xperian School is a 12-week UX design bootcamp that combines on and offline learning at their Hyderabad, India campus. Students learn concepts such as design strategy, user research, design leadership, experience design, data design, and design writing. Classes are led by professional designers who help students build practical, composite skills with real-world case studies and continuous assessments. Xperian School courses are 90% online and 10% in person. The goal of this structure is to give students the opportunity to build trust, network with others, and gain other soft skills that will enhance their chances as professional UX designers. Xperian School is for individuals looking to enter the field of UX and digital product design. Learn more about Xperian School.

TechSwitch is a 12-week Software Developer training bootcamp followed by an 18-month paid placement offered in London (although currently the training is delivered online due to concerns of Covid safety). The bootcamp and placement are both full time (Monday-Friday) and are not designed to fit alongside work or school schedules. Cohorts are kept between 5-10 students to ensure plenty of time for one-on-one training time. TechSwitch students will learn full stack web development including JavaScript, React, HTML, CSS, C#, SQL, and Docker. All bootcamp students will also be assigned a personal mentor to help with welfare and support learning. Learn more about TechSwitch.

The University of Texas at Arlington, Continuing Education offers non-credit online bootcamps in Cloud Engineering, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics and Visualization and Software Engineering. Online students can choose from full or part time programs and will complete real-world IT projects, collaborate with their peers, and develop a portfolio highlighting their career readiness. Learn more about UT Arlington Bootcamps by QuickStart.

XDi – Experience Design Institut – is an online, Germany-based tech training provider offering self-paced bootcamps covering topics like user experience, product project management, digital marketing, and data analytics. Courses are completed online on a learning management platform. While XDi's courses are self-paced, they can be taken on a full-time (3.5 months/30 hours per week) or part time (7 months, 15 hours per week) schedule. Courses start every Monday. XDi also offers short live online and in-person courses for students interested in specialized training.  Learn more about XDi – Experience Design Institut.

Learn to Code London is a short bootcamp style crashcourse in coding based in London. Studentswill be coached and mentored by an experienced developer with over 20 years experience in small groups. Theuniquely designed curriculumcombinestalks, discussions and hands-on programming tutorials. The program focuses on Java and is open to beginners. Class sizes are from 10-20 people. Learn more about Learn to Code London.