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WBS Coding School's AI Software Development course is an intensive program offered in a 17-week full-time or 26-week part-time format that empowers you to build intelligent, full-stack applications. Before You Learn / Who This Course Is For Ideal for aspiring software developers and tech enthusiasts No prerequisites required; open to all learners What to Expect Live instruction with hands-on projects Master the modern tech stack – including JavaScript, TypeScript, React, and Node.js – while gaining in-demand skills in integrating modern AI tools and LLMs (Large Language Models). What You'll Achieve Learn to develop real-world web applications with seamlessly integrated AI features, use AI as a co-pilot for enhanced developer productivity, and graduate with a professional portfolio that sets you apart in the future-ready job market. Optional PCEP certification (Python Certified Entry-Level Programmer) track validates your Python fundamentals, proving your problem-solving skills translate across platforms.
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Learn the digital marketing tools and strategies needed to succeed online, including SEO, social media marketing, paid search, and analytics tracking. Gain essential skills to promote a business and increase ROI in today’s competitive markets from top digital marketing experts.
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Gain a competitive advantage with hands-on lessons in Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and competitive keyword analysis. Learn advanced SEO strategies and improve your website’s search visibility in this practical bootcamp.
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