Front End Development
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Cost
- N/A
- Format
- Instructor Led
- Delivery
- In-Person
- Time Commitment
- 1 week 1 hr/week
Summary
This 18-week part-time bootcamp offers an in-depth exploration of web development technologies, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and more. Conducted online with evening classes twice a week, it provides a comprehensive learning experience for aspiring developers. The course focuses on practical skills using tools like Git, APIs, and Chrome Developer Tools, ensuring students gain hands-on experience in real-world applications.
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Before You Learn / Who This Course Is For
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Ideal for aspiring web developers
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Suitable for both technical and non-technical backgrounds
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No prerequisites required
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What to Expect
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Evening classes, twice weekly, 3 hours each
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Hands-on projects using HTML, CSS, JavaScript
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Interactive sessions with tools like Git and APIs
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What You'll Achieve
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Proficiency in essential web development technologies
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Hands-on experience with real-world tools
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Skills applicable to various development roles
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Topics included
Course Reviews
Kevin LeStarge
Graduate 2015
Super Fly
I'm not gonna lie, I was hesitant at first to take a class from World Tech Academy. As an Information Systems major, I thought I already kinda knew my way around the web. However, I was pleasantly surprised to be involved with many fun and challenging projects that made me learn a ton. They were flexible too in catering to the needs of each student in the class. Some students didn't have any experience coding before taking the class, and some had a lot like me, but I feel like we were all able to build on our current skill levels and go at different paces, while accomplishing relevant projects along the way.
WTA taught me not only the essentials of web development, but also how to learn on my own. I know feel confident enough to google my way into solving virtually any problem I face in my code. Thanks WTA! Play for keeps out there.
Alvaro
Graduate 2015
Got more than what I paid for!!
The first thing I would recommend to anyone taking this class is to take it seriously, by this I mean really put the time and the effort; starting with the pre-req challenges before the class even starts, specially if you have no experience coding whatsoever. Second, do your homework, even though classes are only tuesdays, thursdays and open lab on saturdays is really a good idea to put the same amount of hours the rest of the days, that's if you really want to learn. The instructors are great not only they are knowledgable but they put a lot of effort to help their students so they can learn. I hope this helps you if you are thinking about taking this class.