code-fellows
About
About
Code Fellows is a technical skills training academy in the Pacific Northwest that offers full- and part-time software development, ops and cybersecurity courses online and in-person from their Seattle, Washington location. Code Fellows guides people from all backgrounds to change their lives through fast-paced, career-focused education. Since their first cohort in 2013, Code Fellows has taught over 1,400 graduates and iterated on their curriculum and format to ensure students receive the most industry-relevant training as effectively and efficiently as possible. Code Fellows shapes passionate learners with immersive training to meet industry needs and improve diversity. Students are immersed in their learning with daily lectures, pair programming, weekly presentations from full-time instructional staff who are seasoned industry professionals, one-week project sprints, and more. Code Fellows graduates work at Amazon, Microsoft, Zillow, Expedia, XBOX, NIKE, Amazon, Starbucks, Nordstrom, and over 800 other companies.
The modular style of the Code Fellows program allows students to test into the course level that is most appropriate for their current skill level. In addition, the modular class structure allows students to choose the schedule and timing that meets their needs.
Code Fellows believes everyone should have the opportunity to succeed. Code Fellows offers scholarships to help individuals who come from underserved and underrepresented backgrounds find rewarding careers in tech. They are committed to breaking down systemic barriers and ensuring all people are treated with respect and dignity. They are united with their staff, students, alumni, and partners in the fight against systemic racism and injustice.
Code Fellows supports both domestic and international licensing partners through its Powered by Code Fellows program. Code Fellows also offers a tutoring program and platform to both students and non-students, technical instructor certification, and corporate training.
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Courses
Courses
Code 102: Intro to Software Development (Full-Time)
ApplyStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $1,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Not sure where or how to start learning software development? Or maybe you’re discouraged by the confusing interfaces, unclear error messages, and unexplained concepts of online coding tutorials. Just want a little help ramping up for Code 201? If you’re ready to get unstuck and move beyond the concepts covered in Code 101, come work with experienced developers who can help guide you through your learning. Join us for Code 102! You’ll blast through preparations for Code 201, while getting a tour of the tools and techniques of modern developers. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-102/intro-to-software-development/Financing
Deposit N/A Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Beginner Placement Test No Interview No
Code 102: Intro to Software Development (Part-Time)
ApplyStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $1,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Not sure where or how to start learning software development? Or maybe you’re discouraged by the confusing interfaces, unclear error messages, and unexplained concepts of online coding tutorials. Just want a little help ramping up for Code 201? If you’re ready to get unstuck and move beyond the concepts covered in Code 101, come work with experienced developers who can help guide you through your learning. Join us for Code 102! You’ll blast through preparations for Code 201, while getting a tour of the tools and techniques of modern developers. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-102/intro-to-software-development/Financing
Deposit N/A Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Beginner Placement Test No Interview No
Code 102: Intro to Software Development (Self-Paced)
ApplyStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $1,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Not sure where or how to start learning software development? Or maybe you’re discouraged by the confusing interfaces, unclear error messages, and unexplained concepts of online coding tutorials. Just want a little help ramping up for Code 201? If you’re ready to get unstuck and move beyond the concepts covered in Code 101, come work with experienced developers who can help guide you through your learning. Join us for Code 102! You’ll blast through preparations for Code 201, while getting a tour of the tools and techniques of modern developers. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-102/intro-to-software-development/Financing
Deposit N/A Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Beginner Placement Test No Interview No
Code 201: Foundations of Software Development (Full-Time)
ApplyHTML, Git, JavaScript, Design, CSS, Front End, Agile, MVC, REST, GitHub
In PersonFull Time40 Hours/week4 WeeksStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $5,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Build a strong software development foundation and learn how to use HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and various libraries to create fully-functional web apps. This course guides students toward developing a well-rounded foundation of skills necessary for modern web development. These skills include HTML, CSS, and JavaScript coding; utilizing Git workflow processes, project organization, designing with wireframing and employing introductory Agile development methods. This course includes a career coaching curriculum to get you ready for your job search. The course totals 160 hours, including lectures, lab, coworking, and collaborative projects. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-201/foundations-of-software-development/Financing
Deposit 500 Financing Scholarship Scholarships Available: https://www.codefellows.org/scholarship-fund/ Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Beginner Prep Work Code 102: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-102/intro-to-software-development/ or equivalent Placement Test Yes Interview Yes
Code 201: Foundations of Software Development (Part-Time)
ApplyHTML, Git, JavaScript, Design, CSS, Front End, Agile, MVC, GitHub
In PersonPart Time20 Hours/week8 WeeksStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $5,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Build a strong software development foundation and learn how to use HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and various libraries to create fully-functional web apps. This course guides students toward developing a well-rounded foundation of skills necessary for modern web development. These skills include HTML, CSS, and JavaScript coding; utilizing Git workflow processes, project organization, designing with wireframing and employing introductory Agile development methods. This course includes a career coaching curriculum to get you ready for your job search. The course totals 160 hours, including lectures, lab, coworking, and collaborative projects. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-201/foundations-of-software-development/Financing
Deposit 500 Financing Scholarship Scholarships Available: https://www.codefellows.org/scholarship-fund/ Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Beginner Prep Work Code 102: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-102/intro-to-software-development/ or equivalent Placement Test Yes Interview Yes
Code 301: Intermediate Software Development (Full-Time)
ApplyHTML, Git, JavaScript, jQuery, Design, User Experience Design, CSS, Express.js, Data Structures, Algorithms, Front End, Scrum, Agile, SQL, MVC, REST, GitHub
In PersonFull Time40 Hours/week4 WeeksStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $5,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Becoming a well-rounded developer is much more than learning language syntax. In this intensive course, you will study the common core of software development, including MVC architecture, object-oriented and functional programming, and computer science fundamentals such as basic data structures and algorithms. Come learn how to create and launch web apps in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with the help of third-party APIs and libraries from around the web. This course includes a career coaching curriculum to get you ready for your job search. The course totals 160 hours, including lectures, lab, coworking, and collaborative projects. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-301/intermediate-software-development/Financing
Deposit 500 Financing Scholarship Scholarships Available: https://www.codefellows.org/scholarship-fund/ Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Intermediate Prep Work Code 201 https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-201/foundations-of-software-development/ or equivalent experience Placement Test Yes Interview Yes
Code 301: Intermediate Software Development (Part-Time)
ApplyHTML, Git, JavaScript, jQuery, Design, User Experience Design, CSS, Express.js, Data Structures, Algorithms, Front End, Scrum, Agile, SQL, MVC, REST, GitHub
In PersonPart Time20 Hours/week8 WeeksStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $5,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Becoming a well-rounded developer is much more than learning language syntax. In this intensive course, you will study the common core of software development, including MVC architecture, object-oriented and functional programming, and computer science fundamentals such as basic data structures and algorithms. Come learn how to create and launch web apps in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with the help of third-party APIs and libraries from around the web. This course includes a career coaching curriculum to get you ready for your job search. The course totals 160 hours, including lectures, lab, coworking, and collaborative projects. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-301/intermediate-software-development/Financing
Deposit 500 Financing Scholarship Scholarships Available: https://www.codefellows.org/scholarship-fund/ Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Intermediate Prep Work Code 201 https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-201/foundations-of-software-development/ or equivalent experience Placement Test Yes Interview Yes
Code 401: Advanced Software Development in ASP.NET Core
ApplyGit, C#, .NET, ASP.NET, Design, Data Structures, Algorithms, Scrum, Agile, SQL, MVC, REST, Cloud Computing, GitHub
In PersonFull Time40 Hours/week10 WeeksStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $12,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Learn to write clean, well-tested, advanced C# code using industry-standard software engineering patterns and Microsoft's new ASP.NET Core framework. You will use Visual Studio Community Edition to create ASP.NET MVC Core applications and work with Azure to deploy applications onto a live server within the cloud. The course focuses on fundamental computer science concepts like object-oriented programming, advanced data structures and algorithms, and the foundations of Microsoft’s ASP.NET Core Framework. Students will progressively build projects from start to finish following industry best practices and standard agile methodology. This course includes a career coaching curriculum to get you ready for your job search, plus job search assistance after graduation. The course totals 400 hours, including lectures, lab, coworking, and collaborative projects. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-401/advanced-software-development-in-asp-net-core/Financing
Deposit 500 Financing Scholarship Scholarships Available: https://www.codefellows.org/scholarship-fund/ Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Intermediate to Advanced Prep Work Code 301: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-301/intermediate-software-development/ or equivalent experience Placement Test Yes Interview Yes
Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript (Full-Time)
ApplyMongoDB, HTML, Git, JavaScript, Xcode, Design, CSS, Express.js, React.js, Data Structures, Algorithms, Node.js, Front End, Scrum, Agile, REST, Cloud Computing, GitHub
In PersonFull Time40 Hours/week10 WeeksStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $12,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Build full-stack web applications with server-side Node.js and modern, client-side, front-end libraries and frameworks, including React. Throughout this intensive course, you will study data structures and algorithms, professional software development techniques, and established industry best practices as you advance your skills in full-stack JavaScript. This course includes a career coaching curriculum to get you ready for your job search, plus job search assistance after graduation. The course totals 400 hours, including lectures, lab, coworking, and collaborative projects. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-401/advanced-software-development-in-full-stack-javascript/Financing
Deposit 500 Financing Scholarship Scholarships Available: https://www.codefellows.org/scholarship-fund/ Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Intermediate to Advanced Prep Work Code 301: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-301/intermediate-software-development/ or equivalent experience Placement Test Yes Interview Yes
Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript (Part-Time)
ApplyMongoDB, HTML, Git, JavaScript, Xcode, Design, CSS, Express.js, React.js, Data Structures, Algorithms, Node.js, Front End, Scrum, Agile, REST, Cloud Computing, GitHub
In PersonPart Time20 Hours/week20 WeeksStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $12,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Build full-stack web applications with server-side Node.js and modern, client-side, front-end libraries and frameworks, including React. Throughout this intensive course, you will study data structures and algorithms, professional software development techniques, and established industry best practices as you advance your skills in full-stack JavaScript. This course includes a career coaching curriculum to get you ready for your job search, plus job search assistance after graduation. The course totals 400 hours, including lectures, lab, coworking, and collaborative projects. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-401/advanced-software-development-in-full-stack-javascript/Financing
Deposit 500 Financing Scholarship Scholarships Available: https://www.codefellows.org/scholarship-fund/ Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Intermediate to Advanced Prep Work Code 301: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-301/intermediate-software-development/ or equivalent experience Placement Test Yes Interview Yes
Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Java with SpringMVC & Android
ApplyGit, Mobile, Data Structures, Algorithms, Android, Java, Front End, Scrum, Agile, MVC, Cloud Computing, GitHub
In PersonFull Time40 Hours/week10 WeeksStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $12,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Learn to write clean, crystal-clear, well-tested, advanced Java code using industry-standard software engineering patterns while building servers with SpringMVC and mobile apps with Android. In this course, you will use IntelliJ IDEA and Android Studio to create Java applications. You will deploy the applications to a scalable cloud server platform, install your Android applications onto your phone, and have the apps communicate with AWS services like DynamoDB, Cognito, Pinpoint and Lambda using AWS Amplify. The course focuses on fundamental computer science concepts such as object-oriented programming, advanced data structures and algorithms, Big O asymptotic analysis, and the structure of statically typed languages. This course includes a career coaching curriculum to get you ready for your job search, plus job search assistance after graduation. The course totals 400 hours, including lectures, lab, coworking, and collaborative projects. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-401/advanced-software-development-in-java-with-springmvc-and-android/Financing
Deposit 500 Financing Scholarship Scholarships Available: https://www.codefellows.org/scholarship-fund/ Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Intermediate to Advanced Prep Work Code 301: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-301/intermediate-software-development/ or equivalent experience Placement Test Yes Interview Yes
Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Python (Full-Time)
ApplyGit, Data Visualization, Django, DevOps, React.js, Data Analytics , Data Structures, Algorithms, Front End, Scrum, Agile, Python, Machine Learning, MVC, Cloud Computing, GitHub
In PersonFull Time40 Hours/week10 WeeksStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $12,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Learn the language used at NASA, Instagram, Dropbox, and other companies large and small – as you build professional-grade apps in Python. Throughout this intensive course, you will study professional software development techniques and practices as you advance your skills in Python. This course includes a career coaching curriculum to get you ready for your job search, plus job search assistance after graduation. The course totals 400 hours, including lectures, lab, coworking, and collaborative projects. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-401/advanced-software-development-in-python/Financing
Deposit 500 Financing Scholarship Scholarships Available: https://www.codefellows.org/scholarship-fund/ Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Intermediate to Advanced Prep Work Code 301: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-301/intermediate-software-development/ or equivalent experience Placement Test Yes Interview Yes
Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Python (Part-Time)
ApplyGit, Data Visualization, Django, DevOps, React.js, Data Analytics , Data Structures, Algorithms, Front End, Scrum, Agile, Python, Machine Learning, MVC, Cloud Computing, GitHub
In PersonPart Time20 Hours/week20 WeeksStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $12,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Learn the language used at NASA, Instagram, Dropbox, and other companies large and small – as you build professional-grade apps in Python. Throughout this intensive course, you will study professional software development techniques and practices as you advance your skills in Python. This course includes a career coaching curriculum to get you ready for your job search, plus job search assistance after graduation. The course totals 400 hours, including lectures, lab, coworking, and collaborative projects. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-401/advanced-software-development-in-python/Financing
Deposit 500 Financing Scholarship Scholarships Available: https://www.codefellows.org/scholarship-fund/ Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Intermediate to Advanced Prep Work Code 301: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/code-301/intermediate-software-development/ or equivalent experience Placement Test Yes Interview Yes
Ops 101: Explore Ethical Hacking & Cybersecurity Careers
ApplyGrowth Hacking, Penetration Testing, Mobile Security, Ethical Hacking, Network Security, CompTIA Network+, Networking
In PersonFull Time8 Hours/week0 WeeksStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $99 Class size 50 Location Online, Seattle Want to learn to out-hack the hackers? Start here! In this one-day workshop, you will get hands-on practice with the tools and techniques of penetration testers and ethical hackers. Get a taste of the Code Fellows cybersecurity program, learn how to find and exploit computer systems, and explore cybersecurity career pathways. Ops 101 is about experiencing what cybersecurity is all about, through a day-long immersive course for beginners that focuses on hands-on usage of the tools and techniques of ethical hackers. The only technical skill required to take the course is basic computer use familiarity. Get a taste of the all-new Code Fellows Cyber Ops program, learn how systems are exploited, so you know how to defend them.Financing
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Minimum Skill Level Beginner Prep Work None Placement Test No Interview No
Ops 102: Intro to Computer Operations (Full-Time)
ApplyGrowth Hacking, Mobile Security, Ethical Hacking, Network Security
In PersonFull Time40 Hours/week1 WeekStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $1,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Curious about how computers work? Ever wonder how technology professionals build physical computers, upgrade components, configure virtual machines? Join us for Ops 102! You’ll blast through preparations for Ops 201, while getting a tour of the tools and techniques of modern IT professionals at the single computer level. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/ops-102/intro-to-computer-operations/Financing
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Minimum Skill Level Beginner Prep Work Ops 101: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/ops-101/explore-cybersecurity/ or equivalent exposure to basic IT systems Placement Test No Interview No
Ops 102: Intro to Computer Operations (Part-Time)
ApplyGrowth Hacking, Mobile Security, Ethical Hacking, Network Security
In PersonPart Time20 Hours/week2 WeeksStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $1,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Curious about how computers work? Ever wonder how technology professionals build physical computers, upgrade components, configure virtual machines? Join us for Ops 102! You’ll blast through preparations for Ops 201, while getting a tour of the tools and techniques of modern IT professionals at the single computer level. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/ops-102/intro-to-computer-operations/Financing
Deposit N/A Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Beginner Prep Work Ops 101: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/ops-101/explore-cybersecurity/ or equivalent exposure to basic IT systems Placement Test No Interview No
Ops 201: Foundations of Computer Operations
ApplyGrowth Hacking, Linux, Mobile Security, Ethical Hacking, Network Security, CompTIA A+
In PersonFull Time40 Hours/week4 WeeksStart Date None scheduled Cost $5,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Learn to support technology operations by resolving issues with hardware, software, and virtual or cloud systems. In this hands-on course, you will deploy and troubleshoot Windows and Linux operating systems in various virtual and cloud environments. Key skills such as customer service, knowledge and process documentation, system shell proficiency, performance monitoring, system process management, issue handling, backup/imaging/recovery tools, and software application installation, maintenance, and removal will be practiced. The course focuses on practical systems support and troubleshooting. Students will utilize issue tracking systems and the ITIL service management framework to communicate, resolve, and document issues and incidents. Students will also study how endpoints interact with the greater IT infrastructure, exploring concepts such as network protocols, Wi-Fi, and server-based user identity support. This course includes a career coaching curriculum to get you ready for your job search. The course totals 160 hours, including lectures, lab, coworking, and collaborative projects. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/ops-201/foundations-of-computer-operations/Financing
Deposit 500 Financing Scholarship Scholarships Available: https://www.codefellows.org/scholarship-fund/ Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Beginner Prep Work Ops 102: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/ops-102/intro-to-computer-operations/ or equivalent Placement Test Yes Interview Yes
Ops 301: Networking and Systems Administration
ApplyGrowth Hacking, Linux, Mobile Security, Ethical Hacking, Network Security, Agile, Python, CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+, Networking
In PersonFull Time40 Hours/week4 WeeksStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $5,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Gain hands-on Systems Administrator skills in this exciting course that follows the journey of the fictional Globex Corporation as it grows from a startup to a multinational enterprise with fully-functional network and information systems. As their new corporate systems administrator, get ready to upgrade obsolete systems and design new networks in this fast-paced learning environment that mirrors critical on-the-job scenarios designed to prepare you for real-world Ops challenges. The course integrates practical network and systems administration operations such as network design and troubleshooting, server deployment and configuration, user identity management, scripting & automation, and system health monitoring with professional exercises in change management and project planning in a simulated on-the-job narrative. This course includes a career coaching curriculum to get you ready for your job search. The course totals 160 hours, including lectures, lab, coworking, and collaborative projects. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/ops-301/networking-and-systems-administration/Financing
Deposit 500 Financing Scholarship Scholarships Available: https://www.codefellows.org/scholarship-fund/ Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Intermediate Prep Work Ops 201 https://www.codefellows.org/courses/ops-201/foundations-of-computer-operations/ or equivalent experience Placement Test Yes Interview Yes
Ops 401: Cybersecurity Engineering
ApplyGrowth Hacking, DevOps, Linux, Penetration Testing, Mobile Security, Ethical Hacking, Network Security, SIEM Administration, Agile, Python, CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+, CompTIA Security+, Networking
In PersonFull Time40 Hours/week10 WeeksStart Date Rolling Start Date Cost $12,000 Class size 30 Location Online, Seattle Ready to kickstart your exciting career in cyber ops? In this intensive course, delve into critical cyber processes like risk assessment, data encryption, network security, threat modeling, code analysis, vulnerability scanning, and incident response. Gain valuable ethical hacker skills in penetration testing, and show off your awesome new abilities in two resume-enhancing projects! Designed to prepare you for today’s most in-demand security skills, this hands-on course emphasizes practical cyber operations including both offensive and defensive roles. Students will gain cutting-edge cyber ops skills by analyzing and exploiting systems vulnerabilities, implementing defenses against common threats, and using cyber toolkits such as Kali Linux and Metasploit. Vulnerability scanning tools such as Nessus are utilized, as well as security monitoring tools such as Splunk. This course includes a career coaching curriculum to get you ready for your job search, plus job search assistance after graduation. The course totals 400 hours, including lectures, lab, coworking, and collaborative projects. Learn more: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/ops-401/cybersecurity-engineering/Financing
Deposit 500 Financing Scholarship Scholarships Available: https://www.codefellows.org/scholarship-fund/ Getting in
Minimum Skill Level Intermediate to Advanced Prep Work Ops 301: https://www.codefellows.org/courses/ops-301/networking-and-systems-administration/ or equivalent experience Placement Test Yes Interview Yes
Reviews
Code Fellows Reviews
- You get what you pay for!- 1/26/2021Alex Pena • Graduate • Course: Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript (Part-Time) • Campus: Seattle • Verified via GitHubI did a ton of research before deciding on what boot camp to attend. As an employed graduate of Code fellows I can say that I more than happy with the time and money spent. Code fellows not only taught me how to be a software engineer but also taught me how to be successful within the industry and be an asset to whoever I get to collaborate with.
I had no experience with any language of code and basic computer knowledge. The way the curriculum is setup the pace was challenging but had a great mix of different topics that were equally important in becoming a great developer.
I was able to take advantage of the schools network for job searching and had a job as a backend engineer within 6 months after graduating. Its not easy but if you willing to put it everything you have I promise you will get out exactly what you put into it.
- Great Experience- 12/22/2020Kevin McNeil • Graduate • Course: Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript (Full-Time) • Campus: Online • Verified via LinkedInCode Fellows was an amazing experience, it was 5 months of long days, several hours and a lot of work, but in the end its all worth it, i have been prepared for a career in the tech industry
- Join the Code Fellows Family- 12/1/2020Marchael Acode • Full Stack Java Software Developer • Graduate • Course: Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Java with SpringMVC & Android • Campus: Seattle • Verified via GitHubIf you are considering the Code Fellows program, I encourage you to apply. Through the six month program, I learned more valuable material than I did in a four year college. For people new to the tech world like myself, getting through the course was not an easy task. The program was a gruelling process, filled with sleepless nights and frustration, but the light at the end of the tunnel is well worth it. My understanding and progression of software development was exponential and I am eager to keep learning more. When the lecture was over, we went straight into the lab work where TAs and instructors will assist you with any assignments you are having trouble with or questions you had. It didn't matter if the question was easy or hard to answer, the Code Fellows instructional staff stood by you till you had a better understanding of the topic. Code Fellows not only teaches you about software development, but also the requirements needed to land that job position. During their career coaching sessions, you will be updating your resume to the level of their requirements, connecting you with developers from various companies and preparing you for any situation during a tech interview. Even after graduating from the program, Code Fellows has a career accelerated option where they support you and connect you to multiple tech companies to help guide through the struggles of finding the job. The only thing that would have made the experience better is if we could have gone into the Code Fellows campus. Though given the current COVID pandemic situation and everything needing to be remote, Code Fellows handled the situation very well with daily zoom lectures and provided a virtual compass where we worked on lab assignments. If I had the money and time to take another Code Fellows course, I would take it.
- Software Developer- 10/28/2020Vij • Software Developer • Graduate • Course: Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Python (Full-Time) • Campus: Seattle • Verified via LinkedInI joined the bootcamp to learn technical skills to augment my interest in data research and quality improvement, and ended up making a complete career transition into this industry. Codefellows provided a challenging, incremental and fun environment to learn. And along with great instruction, they have an extremely supportive network of graduates and industry recruiters that were able to assist me in making this transition successful.
- Glad I did it!- 10/22/2020Blake Romero • Graduate • Course: Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript (Full-Time) • Campus: Online • Verified via LinkedInCode Fellows is an amazing place to learn software development. The Code Fellows staff takes care of their students, they provide a robust curriculum with tons of TA and instructor support. They were always ready and willing to answer any questions. Code Fellows has a great comunity of like-minded people that are great to work with and are always helpful. If you are on the edge about doing a bootcamp I saw do it, you will not regret, any bootcamp will be a great experience but in particular Code Fellows is top tier in education and community. You will end your course battered with knowledge and wanting more.
- An Ideal University Alternative- 9/21/2020Peyton Cysewski • Graduate • Course: Code 401: Advanced Software Development in ASP.NET Core • Campus: Seattle • Verified via GitHubI was always under the impression that the university route was the only route. After three and a half years of pushing my way through school with it losing its luster each year I was eager to find a new path. When I discovered Code Fellows it was immediately clear this was the way to go, and I was not wrong! I was surrounded by instructors and staff who cared about their students. I learned more than just how to code, but how to learn how to learn. Aside from the silliness of that statement, I learned truly how important that skill is in the ever-changing world of software development. I recommend Code Fellows to anyone who wants to learn how to code. Start with the 101 workshop and go from there!
- Fantastic time at Code Fellows- 9/11/2020Nicholas Ryan • Graduate • Course: Code 401: Advanced Software Development in ASP.NET Core • Campus: Seattle • Verified via GitHubI came to Code Fellows knowing some Python related mostly to data science and making text adventure console games. I expected to learn about Web Development and at the end feel proficient enough to build my own sites and understand the modern web better. I got a whole lot more out of it than that, the instructors I had were absolutely top notch and so knowledgeable, I feel like I learned so much information in such a short time I'm still surprised at the things I can accomplish now. Truly a fantastic school with fantastically dedicated staff.
- Great Experience- 8/20/2020Dave Wolfe • Graduate • Course: Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript (Full-Time) • Campus: Online • Verified via LinkedInI just graduated from Code Fellows, in Seattle WA. 6 months ago, I barely knew what a boolean was. Now, I'm a Full Stack JavaScript Developer. I learned so much during my time at Code Fellows, that I really don't know where to start with this review, other than to say, if you are looking for a bootcamp to attend, you owe it to yourself to check out Code Fellows. It's difficult, rewarding, and well worth the time and money.
- David Palagashvili • Graduate • Course: Code 401: Advanced Software Development in Full-Stack JavaScript (Full-Time) • Campus: Seattle • Verified via GitHubIt was time for a career change and I knew I wanted to get into software but the impostor syndrome was a blocker; I never thought I could learn it without going to a 4 year university. I attended an info session and learned that this is a real technologist institute, with a large, dedicated instructional team. The leaders of this organization are well connected at the Big Four and they have a profound understanding of what they're looking for in candidates these days. The game has changed and CodeFellows is leading the charge... in March 2020 I did not know what a boolean was. By August 14th, I was on a team presenting presenting our first collaboration on a Full-Stack Application built with React, MongoDB, Socket.io, and many other exciting, contemporary technologies.
If you're brave and willing, these folks will take good care of you and help you discover, then channel your inner software engineer. After you've learned the skills, it's not over! They'll almost hold your hand and teach you how to secure gainful employment in your software area of interest, through every step of the process.
I've done my research and I have not yet encountered a coding school that does it all. They're even pandemic-proof! The level of support and aiding technologies available to students did not diminish catastrophically when COVID-19 hit. These folks pulled it together and were able to continue the same great curriculum and tutoring with few limitations... other schools nearly went out of business!
Got some solid experience and serious work ethic, but feel obsolete? Looking to change your mind, and consequently your life for the better?
Join Code Fellows with a simple phone call and stop delaying your success.
Worth every penny!
- reinventing your life- 8/17/2020In a day and age where everyone is offering services to teach you how to code and how to get a job in the Tech industry, many prospective students are wary. But let me tell you that at Code Fellows, they work to prepare you for the actual environment you will be put in in the tech industry. I came here without knowing anything about code and I left being able to write full stack applications in a variety of frameworks and languages, customized to what employers are actually looking to hire.
As a student who also dealt with a transition to remote learning, the choices made by code fellows to encourage a campus and collaborative, even in a remote environment, has been impressive. The online campus always have student and staff around working on various things and you can always see someone you recognize from another class.
This has been a great experience and I highly value my time here. I would not have chosen any other bootcamp to prepare me for the new tech environment.
- Rewarding Experience!- 2/26/2020Karina • Graduate • Course: Code 401: Advanced Software Development in ASP.NET Core • Campus: Online • Verified via LinkedInBefore I decided to take courses at Code Fellows, I read so many reviews about each bootcamp. Finally I chose Code Fellows and I started my first course in August 2019. I just recently graduated with a certificate in ASP.NET Core C# in December 2019. The whole curriculum was very intense yet it was very rewarding. Here is why I love Code Fellows:
- I love the curriculum! The curriculum includes in-class lectures, labs, code challenges, reading assignments, pair-programming sessions, guest speeches, networking events, and career development sessions.
- Code Fellows follows industry standards throughout the curriculum and teaches students to do everything with a proper way that aligns with the industry standards. For example, students have lots of opportunities to pair with each other and do group projects together. With that, students at Code Fellows develop better communication skills and teamwork skills to work with others and can better read and understand other people's codes.
- They have awesome instructors and staffs! I absolutely love the culture at Code Fellows. It is a very welcoming community. Everyone is so friendly and the instructors really care about the students. At Code Fellows, you can ask anybody for help if you have any questions or need anything. All the TAs, instructors, and even campus directors and principals make themselves available for the students if you want to talk or ask for any advice regarding the curriculum, interview preparation, or career development.
- Code Fellows teaches students how to "learn". Learning is a never-ending thing, especially if you work in the tech industry. Code Fellows not only teaches students how to write codes but also trains us how to think and learn on our own. When I started my first course, I did not know how to read documentations and I did not know how to find a solution on my own. However, throughout the courses, as I learned more and more about coding, I started to develop my problem-solving skills. Therefore, in my last course at Code Fellows, my teammates and I were able to build a mobile app within one week. The point is we did not learn how to build a mobile app in the class, we learned it all by ourselves!
- Comparing to a CS degree, a bootcamp is relatively shorter and cheaper. However, at Code Fellows, the curriculum teaches you all you need to know as a software developer. Students graduated from here know how to read/write codes, build full web apps (front-end and back-end), debugging, write unit tests to apps, and understand data structures and algorithms. Additionally, since this is an intense program, in order to successfully pass the courses, students develop excellent time management skills, problem-solving skills, communication skills, and become more self-disciplined and self-driven.
- Last but not least! Throughout the curriculum, every week there is a guest speaker on the campus to talk about numerous topics related to the tech industry. This helps student be familiar with the tech industry and learn something new from the professionals. In the last course of the curriculum, there are career development sessions that help students prepare for job searching after graduated. We review each others' resumes and do mock interviews to practice our public speaking skills. I found this very useful as I received so many feedback from my classmates and the campus director.
Finally, for the time I was at Code Fellows, I developed a strong bond with my cohort-mates. We studied together, struggled together, and then we found the solution together. We supported each other and we kept each other accountable. I really love the culture at Code Fellows that everyone was friendly and willing to help others.
If you are considering joining a bootcamp, be prepared that it is not going to be easy. The curriculum was intense and not easy as all. However, at the end everything was worth it. Just keep doing it and never give up, you will eventually get there. Be positive and enjoy the process, it may be hard and you may struggle along the way, but trust yourself, you know more than you think you do!
- Michael Goseco • Technical Analyst • Graduate • Course: Code 401: Advanced Software Development in ASP.NET Core • Campus: Online • Verified via LinkedIn
I entered Code Fellows with no knowledge or expectations. I was desperately overdue for a career change in order to provide for myself and my family. My last experience with coding education was left far behind - a year of college Computer Science back in 2001. After a long period of self discovery, I finally knew that this was the career that I not only wanted to do, but had to do. It was all or nothing now. College was no longer an option, given tuition being the grotesque beast it is now compared to then. Thankfully, I was in the midst of a dawn where coding boot camps were finally getting the respect and recognition they deserve, even by the biggest names in tech. And I was fortunate enough to have a friend who recommended Code Fellows highly.
I couldn't be more grateful for the experience I had there. We began by learning the fundamentals of web development, using the latest tools in HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. As we progressed, we learned more about server side development and API integration. It was such a sense of accomplishment the first time learned how to pull down data to tell the weather, or render a google map with search results; all on our own websites built from scratch. In the final, advanced course, I chose to learn ASP.NET Core, which added even greater depth and power to how we developed our web apps. Our instructors and TAs throughout this curriculum were excellent in helping us all understand the material, and we eager to answer any questions we had. I can honestly say I am amazed at the amount of material I learned in my relatively short time there, and to know that it's just the tip of the iceburg.
I should also mention that during this entire time we were also learning skills to help up break into the industry. Whiteboard questions were almost a daily exercise, with a final one-on-one whiteboard with an instructor being necessary to graduate, and rightfully so. They also brought in guest speakers every week from different fields to share their personal experiences on their work life, where they started, and how they got there. We were taught how best to market ourselves to employers, to network and make connections, to know our worth as developers. I'll never forget how they explained the average time for a graduate to land their first job is 9 months. If you already have a degree of any kind or pervious experince then that time is significantly shorter, as many of my own classmates have proven already. But true to their word, after a great deal of effort, I got my first offer just before Christmas, almost exactly 9 months after graduating.
I would highly recommend Code Fellows to anyone looking to start a career in programming. I still stay in touch with the community on Slack just to hear the chatter, events, and all the improvements they've made after my time. Not only do you get a degree's worth of technical education, but also the knowledge to prepare you for the job hunt, and give you that edge needed to get that first big offer.
Outcomes
Code Fellows Outcomes
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100%
Graduation Rate
Graduation Rate
98%
Employed
Employed
$72,500
Median Salary
Median Salary
Of the students who enroll at Code Fellows, 100% graduated. 96% of graduates were job-seeking and 98% of job-seeking graduates found in-field employment after 180 days and report a median income of $72,500. Below is the 180 Day Employment Breakdown for 1096 graduates included in this report:
180 Day Employment Breakdown:
Full Time, In-Field Employee
81.7%
Full-time apprenticeship, internship or contract position
12.1%
Short-term contract, part-time position, freelance
4.0%
Employed out-of-field
5.1%
