Georgia Tech Boot Camps

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Georgia Tech Boot Camps offer 24-week, part-time or 12-week, full-time web development courses, a 24-week, part-time Data Science and Analytics course, and a 24-week, part-time Cyber and Network Security course. The curricula covers the most in-demand skills of the tech industry across web development, data science and analytics, and cyber and network security.

Georgia Tech Coding Boot Camp is designed for working professionals and students who are actively pursuing a career change, advancement or are 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, one-on-one career coaching, and recruiting advice. Students will also have access to a network of boot camp employer partners. Upon program completion, students will receive a Certificate of Completion from Georgia Tech Professional Education and will have a portfolio of projects demonstrating a working knowledge of web development, data science and analytics, or cyber and network security.

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Courses

Cyber and Network Security Boot Camp
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Python, Linux, Penetration Testing, Ethical Hacking, Cryptography
In PersonPart Time10 Hours/week24 Weeks
Start Date
February 5, 2019
Cost
$10,000
Class size
25
Location
Atlanta
This course is a 24 week, part-time Cyber and Network Security Boot Camp. The curriculum includes Learn networking, systems, web technologies, databases, and defensive and offensive cyber and network security, and more.
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Beginner
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Data Science and Analytics Boot Camp
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Data Science, HTML, Git, R, Python, JavaScript, SQL, CSS, Machine Learning
In PersonPart Time10 Hours/week24 Weeks
Start Date
February 12, 2019
Cost
$10,000
Class size
25
Location
Atlanta
This course is a 24 week, part-time data science and analytics boot camp. The curriculum includes Learn Advanced Excel, Python, JavaScript (D3.js, Leaflet.js), HTML5/CSS, API Interactions, Social Media Mining, SQL, Tableau, Advanced Statistics, Machine Learning, R, Git/GitHub, and more. Students complete projects using real data sets from the worlds of finance, healthcare, government, social welfare, and more.
Financing
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Beginner
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February 12, 2019 - Atlanta

Web Development (Full Time)
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MySQL, MongoDB, HTML, Git, C#, JavaScript, ASP.NET, jQuery, CSS, Express.js, React.js, Node.js
In PersonFull Time20 Hours/week12 Weeks
Start Date
January 7, 2019
Cost
$10,000
Class size
25
Location
Atlanta
The full-stack curriculum includes HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, C#, ASP.Net, Bootstrap, Express.js, React.js, Node.js, Database Theory, Bookshelf.js, MongoDB, MySQL, Command Line, Git, and more. Students will build a portfolio of web applications to showcase their knowledge, and benefit from a wide range of career services to position them for success through graduation and beyond.
Financing
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Minimum Skill Level
Beginner
Prep Work
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January 7, 2019 - Atlanta

Web Development (Part Time)
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MySQL, MongoDB, HTML, Git, C#, JavaScript, ASP.NET, jQuery, CSS, Express.js, React.js, SEO, Node.js, Front End
In PersonPart Time10 Hours/week24 Weeks
Start Date
February 12, 2019
Cost
$10,000
Class size
25
Location
Savannah, Atlanta
The full-stack curriculum includes HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, C#, ASP.Net, Bootstrap, Express.js, React.js, Node.js, Database Theory, Bookshelf.js, MongoDB, MySQL, Command Line, Git, and more. Students will build a portfolio of web applications to showcase their knowledge, and benefit from a wide range of career services to position them for success through graduation and beyond.
Financing
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N/A
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Payment plans available
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Minimum Skill Level
Beginner
Prep Work
Pre-work
Placement Test
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Interview
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February 12, 2019 - Savannah
February 19, 2019 - Atlanta

Web Development (Part Time, Peachtree Corners)
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MySQL, MongoDB, HTML, Git, JavaScript, ASP.NET, jQuery, CSS, Express.js, React.js, SEO, Node.js, Front End
In PersonPart Time10 Hours/week24 Weeks
Start Date
January 28, 2019
Cost
$10,000
Class size
25
Location
Atlanta
The full-stack curriculum includes HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, C#, ASP.Net, Bootstrap, Express.js, React.js, Node.js, Database Theory, Bookshelf.js, MongoDB, MySQL, Command Line, Git, and more. Students will build a portfolio of web applications to showcase their knowledge, and benefit from a wide range of career services to position them for success through graduation and beyond.
Financing
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Payment plans available
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Minimum Skill Level
Beginner
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January 28, 2019 - Atlanta

Scholarships

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Data Science and Analytics Boot Camp (Atlanta)

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Web Development (Part Time) (Atlanta)
Web Development (Full Time) (Atlanta)
Web Development (Part Time, Peachtree Corners) (Atlanta)

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$500 Georgia Tech Boot Camps Scholarship

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Cyber and Network Security Boot Camp (Atlanta)

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Full Time Full Stack

9/14/2018

Brett Walker • Graduate • Course: Web Development (Full Time) • Campus: Atlanta Verified via LinkedIn

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I just completed the Full Time Full Stack Web Development Course. Overall it was great and look forward to sharing positive news once I get a job post-graduation!

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Jacob (our main instructor) and Esterling were great, their enthusiasm for teaching made the whole program better.

But my feelings were soured when I ran into various issues. First with the one-on-one tutoring. My first request for a new tutor was granted, but the second request for a new tutor was met with heavy pushback. I received the first bit from the tutoring manager, then from Trilogy's tutoring director, but the most disappointing way that Trilogy's "Student Success Manager" asked me for a long-winded explanation of why I wanted a new tutor. Once I satisfied that I am glad that my third tutor was quite helpful.

Next I would have liked to know that six to seven weeks after graduation, there is a good chance that only one or two from the cohort will have landed full time jobs, and not $100K/year jobs either. That's what happened for us, despite most of us applying to 10-50 jobs per week. Three of our 21-strong cohort did not meet the requirements for graduation, either. My main suggestion is that there be a career session IN CLASS, maybe on the last day, after graduation, setting expectations. The sales and pre-camp expectations are nowhere close to reality.

My words so far do not reflect my rating. I am a confident JavaScript programmer today, thanks to Jacob, Esterling, the two TAs, and my great tutor Julia. I know I will find a job soon, and I look forward to applying the fundamentals I was taught. I just wished that in this best-in-50-years economy would be more receptive to graduates.

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Friday, Sep 14 2018

Congratulations on graduating, Brett! We are so happy to hear you had a great time in our program. Thank you for your review and we wish you all the best as you continue on your new career path!

GA Tech Coding Bootcamp

7/13/2018

Kandace Sweat • Web Applications Developer II • Graduate • Campus: Savannah Verified via GitHub

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I am a graduate from the first graduating Ga Coding Bootcamp class (Sav Campus). Highly recomment this course. I am a self taught developer, I did not graduate with a CS or IS degree, but I've been programming ever since I left college 5 years ago. And this was a great way for me to sit in an academic environment and learn terminology and develop a better understanding of why things worked a certain way. You also, have unlimited resources and experienced teachers that are willing to help you. We covered serveral programming languages during the 6 months, as well as learning how to program for the back-end. I work fulltime as a web application developer and i'm a mom and I live about 45 minutes from SAV. So if you are worried about dedicating enough time, you can do it, because I did and its worth it. Its been about a year and a half since I took this course, which means it has more than likely evolved since I went through, and I still refer back to my homework and use the lessons that I learned. I would defintely take another coding course if one ever comes available.

One tip create back ups of your backs ups!

Since everyone wants to hear a con i'm going to give you one.

Before leaving the class make sure you know how to go live with a application for the real world. We did a lot of stuff locally and published to heroku to present. But majority of the time, (outside of this class) you are going to have a web hosting provider with a shared server or VPS, make sure you learn how to package of an application and deploy. And deciding on what kind of web hosting account to deploy your application that supports your programming language. This is what I struggled with the most after the class. Its was like hey I can build these great applications, but how do I publish them to an assigned domain name.

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Friday, Jul 13 2018

Amazing, Kandace! We are so happy you learned the fundamentals of full-stack web development through our course, developing a better understanding of certain concepts, as well as utilizing all the resources and instruction our boot camp has to offer. We know this is a demanding course, so we commend your dedication as you balanced a full-time schedule! We are always updating our curriculum, so we thank you for providing potential students helpful advice on going live with their applications. Congratulations on graduating and we truly appreciate your review as you look back on your student experience! We wish you all the best as you continue on in your career.

Phenominal education....finding a job is still challending though.

7/2/2018

Jonathan • Student • Course: Web Development (Part Time) • Campus: Atlanta Verified via LinkedIn

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I loved the class. My professor, Hannah, was excellent, as were the TA's.

I can't say enough good things about my experience. It was the hardest class I've ever taken, but also the most rewarding.

I only wish that finding a job with just 6 months of bootcamp experience was easier. Be prepared to spend a significant amount of time post bootcamp adding to your portfolio and finding ways to get experience that might find you a job. Career services is very good, but they are not miracle workers.

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Tuesday, Jul 03 2018

Way to go, Jonathan! We are so happy to hear you enjoyed your class, instructor, and TAs - we also think Hannah is pretty great. This is definitely a challenging program, but just as equally rewarding upon completion, so we are proud of your commitment throughout the entire journey.

You are absolutely right that the job search can be strenuous and requires hours of commitment on the part of the student. While we do not secure direct employment for students, we empower them the best we can with the necessary tools and support for entering the job market. We cannot do the work for the students, but we aim to encourage, guide, and coach them as they work to enter the industry. You have given great advice to future students about constantly adding to your portfolio and tapping into opportunities for real-world experience.

We are constantly refining our services to best help students prepare for the job search and truly appreciate your feedback. Congratulations on all the hard work you dedicated to the course and to the job search! We wish you all the best in your future endeavors.

A great experience

7/1/2018

Mark Groves • Director of Sales and Marketing • Graduate • Campus: Atlanta Verified via LinkedIn

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Jacob Lamont, the lead instructor, is an extremely knowledgeable and patient teacher. I got good support from the teaching assistants and the course was both challenging and well rounded. I highly recommended this bootcamp.

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Monday, Jul 02 2018

Thank you for your review, Mark! We are thrilled you found our instructor and TAs to be supportive and knowledgeable - we also think Jacob is fantastic. This is a comprehensive course, so it's great to know you found the program to be challenging and well-rounded. Congratulations on graduating and thank you for recommending our boot camp! We wish you continued success in all that you do.

Georgia Tech Full-Stack Web Development Bootcamp

6/30/2018

Nathan Young • Freelance Web Developer and Graphic Designer • Graduate • Course: Web Development • Campus: Savannah Verified via GitHub

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This boot camp helped with a very much needed push in the right direction, the instruction and help is very good along the way. Its not an easy program even for seasoned developers, and I believe that speaks volumes to the quality of the material that one would learn should they join this program.

I believe the phrase garbage in garbage out goes with anything that involves putting in effort, so put in 110% and you'll double your return.

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Monday, Jul 02 2018

Congratulations on completing the program, Nathan! We are so happy you enjoyed our instructional team and found the course material to be of value. You are completely right that if you put in the necessary effort, you can truly be successful! Thank you for your review and we wish you all the best in your future endeavors!

Great intro to coding, help you help yourself

6/28/2018

Bob • Student • Course: Web Development • Campus: Savannah Verified via GitHub

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We learned about the MERN stack (just stating in case the curriculum ever changes). If you're looking to take a course and just get handed a job at the end, don't take this class. This course covers a ton of information very quickly and despite effort from the instructors you will not be spoon fed. You have to put in a ton of effort both outside and inside the course. It'll be tough, and even when the course is over you need to continue to put in time to learn a lot of computer science basics as well as apply to jobs. If you're willing to put in the effort, this course is a great starting point and will allow you to learn code in a friendly yet challenging setting.

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Friday, Jun 29 2018

We really appreciate your review, Bob! As you pointed out, this is a fast-paced course, one that requires students to work very hard and commit additional time outside the classroom to truly master the topics covered (even after successfully completing the boot camp). We have to agree that as long as you are willing to put in the effort and be challenged, this course can equip you with the skills you need to be successful. Congratulations on completing such an immersive course. We wish you all the best going forward!

Incredibly Challenging and Rewarding!

6/28/2018

Kathy Satterlee • Graduate • Course: Web Development (Part Time) • Campus: Atlanta Verified via GitHub

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I did a lot of research before deciding on a boot camp and finsally decided on GA Tech's.

Having done my research, I definitely went into this expecting to be challenged, frustrated and exhausted. Man, was I right! I packed an insane amount of information into my head during the program and was completely amazed by just how much I learned, A big part of which was just how much I had left to learn.

Thankfully the program is really focused on teaching you how to learn code, where to find answers when you need them, and (most importantly) how to think like a developer. Just be prepared to put in the hours!!

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Friday, Jun 29 2018

Thank you for your review, Kathy! We're thrilled you had such a positive experience learning valuable web development skills. Like you mentioned, this program covers a wide range of topics in a short amount of time, but if you are prepared to put in the hours you can be successful. Congratulations on graduating and we wish you all the best in your future endeavors!

Excellent Program With Excellent Staff And Instructors

6/16/2018

Charles Driver • Web Developer • Graduate • Campus: Atlanta Verified via GitHub

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Review: This program was so much more than just an certificate, I am very grateful for all that I've had the opportunity to be part of. Georgia Institute of Technology is without a doubt one of the world's greatest institutions, so a certificate with thier stamp of approval is a no brainer investment! Overall the program was very challenging although the rewards are limitless. I would highly recommend the full stack flex program to anyone looking to advance their career or simply get thier foot in the door to a very hot industry!

Results: As an alumni I've recieved tons of hits from recruiters and three offer letters to date, all just 3 weeks after graduation. In addition to this I'm equipped with the needed foundation to confidently advance my career in many directions and I've also picked up a few cool startup ideas!

Tips: Lets face it, as anything worth having in life this will not be easy! Do not make the misconception that simply completing the bootcamp will get you a job, as once the program is over is when the real work begins! You will be given a strong foundation the tools needed to succeed, from there the choice is yours as to continue to push to learn, stay active, and network.

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Response From: Sarah Baldwin of Georgia Tech Boot Camps

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Tuesday, Jun 19 2018

Thank you for your review, Charles! This course is definitely challenging, but like you mentioned, if you're willing to put in the work, the rewards are limitless. You've given great advice to future students. It's great to hear you feel confident and properly equipped to advance your career - it definitely shows through the job offers you've received! We couldn't agree more that the choice is yours to continue to learn, stay active, and network. Congratulations on graduating and we wish you all the best as you take the next steps!

Great option for a career change!

6/14/2018

Andrew • Graduate • Course: Web Development (Full Time) • Campus: Atlanta Verified via GitHub

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I had no prior coding experience and was trying for a full blown career change and it worked out great! I got a great job as a full time developer as a direct result of my experience in the boot camp. It was definitely a challenging experience and not to be taken lightly, but if you're determined to make it work you'll do great. Listen to your instructors advice, trust the process, get to know your classmates, take advantage of career services, and don't give up!

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Response From: Sarah Baldwin of Georgia Tech Boot Camps

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Friday, Jun 15 2018

Amazing, Andrew! Thank you for choosing our program to make such a significant career change. Congratulations on landing a full-time developer job using all that you learned at our boot camp - we are so proud! Great advice for potential students in not giving up and taking advantage of all the resources the course has to offer. Congratulations on completing this rigorous journey! We truly appreciate your review and wish you all the best in your future achievements.

Great Course

6/14/2018

Will Miller • Graduate • Course: Web Development (Full Time) • Campus: Atlanta Verified via LinkedIn

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This course is excellent. The curriculum is well paced and challenging enough to force you to figure things out on your own and help you develop skills to critically think through problems. However, don't think that the career services will find you a job. At best they can introduce you to people but you've gotta be on that grind yourself. Overall I would reccomend this course to anyone willing to put the work in.

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Response From: Sarah Baldwin of Georgia Tech Boot Camps

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Monday, Jun 18 2018

Thank you so much for sharing your review, Will! We are thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the course. This program is definitely challenging and heavily promotes critical thinking and problem-solving (necessary skills needed in a developer's role), so we are glad that you felt the course material promoted these key characteristics.

You are completely right that our professional development services are built on the principle of empowerment, and while we do not secure direct employment for our students, we do work to empower them the best we can with the necessary tools for entering the job market. We encourage, guide, and coach individuals as they position themselves to enter the industry, but it is certainly up to the students to put in the hard work and dedication it takes to find the job that's right for them.

We applaud you for the long hours and commitment you put into learning the fundamental concepts of web development and during your job search. Congratulations on completing the boot camp and best of luck going forward!

Excellent Foundational Program

6/14/2018

Cody Goss • Graduate • Course: Web Development (Full Time) • Campus: Atlanta Verified via GitHub

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very fast paced learning environment
excellent support from instructional team
up-to-date information and knowledge
valuable connections of likeminded people in your field
daily challenges that will build confidence in yourself

I took the 3 month accelerated course and it was extremely challenging. I didn’t come from a computer background which at first was a scary feeling. The instructional team is always there to help guide you when you feel like you don’t get something. They teach you how to find answers on your own and help you gain confidence in yourself. The amount of knowledge that is tossed at you in the course can be overwhelming but it sets a wonderful foundation if you desire a future in the field. 5 out of 5!

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Response From: Sarah Baldwin of Georgia Tech Boot Camps

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Friday, Jun 15 2018

Amazing, Cody! Thank you for providing potential students a helpful overview of things to expect. Like you mentioned, this program is challenging and fast-paced, covering a wide-range of topics in 12 weeks. As such, we designed our course to provide a strong foundational skill set individuals can use and advance upon - even after completing the boot camp. We are happy to hear our instructional team was always there to guide you, teaching you how to find the right answers and building your confidence. Congratulations on graduating! We wish you the best of luck in all your future endeavors.

Engineer, Web Development TA

6/7/2018

John Barson • Engineer, Web Development TA • Graduate • Course: Web Development (Part Time) • Campus: Atlanta Verified via LinkedIn

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I attended the part time bootcamp from April 2017 through October 2017. After an interesting career path, I found myself in IT (chased medicine, worked in International Business and Education). I wanted to do more than just troubleshoot a problem and then hand the logs off to the vendor, so I looked at development. After a few failed attempts to teach myself I decided to look into a bootcamp.

I chose Georgia Tech's program becaue at the time, it was one of the only one's offering a comprehensive part-time program and I couldn't afford to leave my job. Additionally, I'm a Georgia Tech alum so that the school would attach its name to a program stood out to me.

I feel the program adequately covered the material needed to work with the MERN stack. Also, the staff express the importance of continuous learning. You'll come out with an understanding of how the tools work, but since tech is constantly changing, you'll also learn how to keep up.

Side Note: I felt confident enough it what I've learned to come back is a TA for the course.

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Response From: Sarah Baldwin of Georgia Tech Boot Camps

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Friday, Jun 08 2018

Way to go, John! We appreciate you taking the time to share your review. We’re thrilled you chose our program to make a career change and learn the fundamentals of web development. It’s our goal to provide a comprehensive learning experience teaching individuals how to problem-solve and self-teach, so it's great to know the course covered the necessary MERN Stack material and that you acquired these necessary skills to continually learn post-graduation. Congratulations on completing the program and thank you for returning to TA for us! We wish you all the best as you continue on your new career path.

Amazing Program

6/7/2018

Malcolm Strong • Graduate • Course: Web Development (Part Time) • Campus: Atlanta Verified via GitHub

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I attended the Part-Time Full stack Coding Boot Camp last year and it was one of the best decisions I've ever made in my career. The course was very thought out and they made sure that you had all of the resources needed to be successful. Career services helped a lot when sprucing up your resume, cover letters, etc. It has grown me not only personally, but professionally.

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Friday, Jun 08 2018

Thank you so much for your review, Malcolm! We are thrilled you enjoyed the program, course resources, and our career services. It's amazing to know this boot camp was one of the best decisions you ever made in your career. Congratulations on graduating and best of luck in all your future goals!

Great program, great instructors

5/3/2018

Valarie Regas • Web Development TA • Graduate • Course: Web Development (Part Time) • Campus: Atlanta Verified via GitHub

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I attended the 24 week part-time program, and subsequently TA'd for both a part-time cohort and a full-time cohort. While all academic programs of this nature are going to have hiccups and kinks, I can't say enough good about GA Tech's attempts to correct the minor setbacks. The Student Success Manager makes a HUGE difference in the experience of not only the students, but the educational staff as well. I will never regret having attended, and will forever be thankful for the opportunity to come back and reinforce what I learned by helping the next round of students.

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Response From: Sarah Baldwin of Georgia Tech Boot Camps

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Monday, May 07 2018

Congratulations on completing the program and returning to TA for us, Valarie! We appreciate all the hard work you put towards not only your own personal bootcamp journey but in assisting and encouraging others through your TA position. As you know, our instructors, TA's, Student Success Manager, and Career Services team are all incredibly passionate about education and changing our students' lives. Thank you for your feedback, you definitely put in the necessary time and commitment to make the most of the course. We are thankful for having such dedicated students, like yourself, and wish you continued success in all that you do!

Great Experience All-Around

5/2/2018

Mike Daye • Junior Software Engineer • Graduate • Course: Web Development (Part Time) • Campus: Atlanta Verified via GitHub

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This program was an integral part of me changing careers. The curriculum was very well thought out. The instructors were experienced and helpful. The career services did much to assist me in finding a position post graduation. This program absolutely accelerated my learning and helped me develop a very strong foundation of knowledge around Full Stack Web Development.

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Response From: Sarah Baldwin of Georgia Tech Boot Camps

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Wednesday, May 02 2018

We’re thrilled you gained such a strong foundation in web development, gaining the key skills you needed to change careers. It's also great to know you had a positive experience with our instructors, TA's, and career services teams. Thank you for your review — we wish you nothing but the best in all your future endeavors!

Full Stack Developer/IT Forensics Tech

8/26/2017

Jordan E. Hires • IT Tech/ Full Stack Developer • Student • Course: Web Development • Campus: Savannah Verified via LinkedIn

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This course allowed me to better understand the application used on a daily basis. I built a strong background learning how to install and configure computers and with this program I now understand how they all work. I was nervous at first, but the instructors were all great and I do not regret my decision. The Career advisors could do a little better with students and properly assiting them but again the program itself will alone help you. Building and creating are both ways to not only explore information but to instill real world applications that showcase and are used on a glabal scale, which is pretty amazing considering. Great overall experience.

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Monday, Aug 28 2017

Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us, Jordan! It is great to hear that the program helped you learn the inner workings of computer applications and their development. Hands-on experience is at the heart of our curriculum, so we completely agree that building and creating are the best ways to get real-world knowledge while also bolstering your portfolio.

Throughout the program, our goal is to prepare students for their job search through career coaching, technical interview training, resume building, cultivating an online presence, and opportunities to network with local employers. We appreciate your feedback about our career advisors and want you to know that we’re still here to assist you in whatever way we can. Please reach out to us at (912) 436-3732 to discuss how we can further equip you for success.

Congratulations on your dedication during this rigorous program, we wish you nothing but the best in your future endeavors!

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10/24/2018

RWieberdink • Teacher, Web Developer • Course: Web Development (Part Time) • Campus: Atlanta

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Great program! Didn't know ANY code when I started. The other reviews are right that nothing is spoon fed, and the strong majority of the material will have to be learned on your own time. It was a very challenging course, and I couldn't have balanced a teaching career this year alongside it. It was that time-consuming. I am graduating tomorrow, and I have two coding-related interviews lined up for this week. I am hoping that these will be stepping stones to even greater careers (I've seen it happen with other graduates from the program!). This program is what you make of it, and you get out what you put in since most of it is self-learning. But it was the great Isaac Asimov that said, "Self-education is, I believe, the only kind of education there is."

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Thursday, Oct 25 2018

Thank you so much, RWieberdink! We're thrilled you had a great student experience. You're completely right that this is a challenging course, one that requires extensive time outside of class to master the concepts. Like you said, this program is definitely what you make of it. Congratulations on graduating! We wish you all the success in your future endeavors.

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10/9/2018

Mathieu Nevins • Client Support Specialist • Student • Campus: Savannah

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I decided to enroll in Georgia Tech's Coding Boot Camp to further my career. I currently work for a software company that provides document management to governmental services. I work closely with developers testing our software and website that is utilized by our clients.

What I like about the program:

You don't need a prior background in development, though it would help, and you will actually learn how to become a full stack web developer. Even if you are only interested in certain aspects of the program, you will be forced to learn a little bit of everything. In the end, this will only benefit you. The instructor and TAs I had were awesome. They were always there to answer questions or to just shoot the breeze. You can really tell they love what they are doing. There is nothing worse than when your instructor isn't personable or acts like they don't want to be there. From my experience, there was a true passion there, and it will make you want to succeed. There are also tutors available to you whenever you need them. So, there shouldn't be an excuse as to why you didn't learn the material.

You will also have access to everything you have done in class. This includes exercises and videos of classes. This comes in really handy when you're trying to remember certain aspects of what you learned. The educational repository they provide is wonderful.

I personally did not utilize the job assistance they provide to you along the way. I'm looking to move up within my current company, so this is one aspect of the program I can't really speak on. I can only tell you that from what I've been told by my peers. They help you build your online portfolio and get you ready for interviews.

What I don't like about the program:

It wouldn't be a proper review unless there are cons listed. My one main issue with the class is that you only learn a little bit of everything. While that's a plus, it's also a detrement. Once you feel like you're grabbing a hold of what you're doing, you switch gears rapidly and move on to another topic. While I fully understand why the course is set up this way, it could be a draw back as much as a selling point. There is just so much to learn, there is no way to fit it into 6 months.

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I don't intend to scare you away from the program, but there is A LOT of work. That's if you actually want to learn. Be prepared to put in 20-40 hours per week, outside of the 10 hours of class time per week, if you want to succeed. And I don't mean succeed as in get an A in the course. I mean succeed as in to actually learn. There is so much information on each topic that you will have to digest and figure out how to implement it. This course is not for the faint of heart. If you're anything like me, and I hope you're not, you will put in 30-40 hours per week outside of class time. I'm sure the normal student puts in 15-20, but I've found that this is not nearly enough to be successful. This is also coming from a person that has little prior knowledge of the information being taught.

With all of that being said, if you're married, your wife/husband may hate you for the next 6 months. You'll spend more time with variables and functions than with them. In the end though, I personally feel that it was worth it. You'll meet great people, learn something you never thought you could, and you'll have fun doing it. Well, you'll have fun most of the time ; ).

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Tuesday, Oct 09 2018

Amazing, Mathieu! Thank you for choosing our boot camp to further your career. We are thrilled to hear you had such a great student experience and were fully supported by our entire instructional team. You're completely right that this is a fast-paced program that will require extensive time outside of the classroom to be successful, and we truly appreciate you pointing this out for potential students to be aware of. Congratulations on all the hard work and commitment you put into such a rigorous course, we can't wait to see your final project in just a few short weeks!

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7/12/2018

Matt • FMS Operations Lead • Graduate • Course: Web Development (Part Time) • Campus: Atlanta

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I shopped around for a while before I decided on the Georgia Tech. It seems to be, and was the most comprehensive course for my timeline. I did the Flex program as it worked best for me and allowed me to digest lessons between classes

The course was very challenging and informative for me as a first time developer. Curriculum structure covered all the skills categories of Full Stack Development some more than others, the basics were there. The lectures were very informative, and much of the work was done outside of class.

The Career Support and Virtual Assistance via webinar were very resourceful also. As my primary objective was not employment, but overall marketability, I have not found employment as developer. However, the mock interview sessions, resume review, periodic one-one career counseling even after graduation have been very beneficial to my overall marketability.

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Friday, Jul 13 2018

Thank you for your review, Matt! We are happy you enjoyed the curriculum structure and lectures, finding them to be comprehensive and informative. You are absolutely right that the course is challenging and requires additional time outside of class to master the topics covered—so you should be proud of all the hard work you dedicated! We're passionate about enabling student success, so it's great to hear you found our career support and virtual assistance to be resourceful. Congratulations on graduating and we wish you all the best in your future endeavors!

Great course for Web Development

6/29/2018

Timothy Dusterdieck • Graduate • Course: Web Development • Campus: Savannah

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This course does a great job of teaching one how to become a modern Web Developer.

I came into the class with a minor in Computer Science, and looking to make a change into Web Development. The curriculum starts off with an introduction to the basics of computing and then moves quickly through the fundamentals of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Given that I had a decent background in programming fundamentals, I was a little worried that I'd be bored in the early stages, but the pacing and design of the course allows for students of all backgrounds to succeed. For those a little more advanced, you not only have the opportunity but are actively encouraged to push beyond what is strictly covered in class and really get into the depths of what it is to learn JavaScript. This becomes especially true as the class goes on, with the sheer amount of frameworks and libraries that are taught. It's impossible for a course to go into the full potential of everything that is covered, especially of something like React, and discovering the nuances of what is possible was the most rewarding aspect for me personally.

I can't speak to the career services aspect of the course, as I was already employed and did not engage in them, but I do know of several people from my cohort who are working as developers using knowledge learned in this course.

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Friday, Jun 29 2018

Amazing, Timothy! We are thrilled you had such a positive experience learning valuable web development skills. It's great to hear that even with your previous knowledge you felt challenged and encouraged to push beyond the course material. Congratulations on graduating and thank you so much for your review! We wish you continued success moving forward.

Loved It!

6/28/2018

Matt P • Student • Course: Web Development (Part Time) • Campus: Atlanta

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This boot camp proved to be one of the most challenging and rewarding things I have ever been apart of. The attention and support I received from both Trilogy and GT was bar none. I left the program with a thorough understanding of some of the hottest technologies and the building blocks to launch a career in the field of development. I whole-heartedly recommend this boot camp

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Friday, Jun 29 2018

Congratulations on completing the program, Matt! We are thrilled you had such a rewarding student experience with our program, successfully learning the fundamentals of full-stack web development. We are passionate about what we do, so it's great to hear you felt supported by the entire team. Thank you for your review and we wish you all the best in your future endeavors!

Wonderful experience at GeorgiaTech

6/15/2018

Saogat Rab • Architect • Graduate • Course: Web Development (Full Time) • Campus: Atlanta

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The experience was amazing from day one to the very last day. The success leader, the instructor, the TAs, the venue, were all excellent. The curriculum is agressive as expected, but very well paced and wonderfully presented. I was enjoying every moment of every day I was in class. I miss the rigour now that I have completed it, but am able to continue the rythm of looking up resources and continuing the learning, thanks to this boot-camp. I can't recommend it enough to anyone who is interested in the latest Full-Stack software development.

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Tuesday, Jun 19 2018

Congratulations on completing the program, Saogat! We are thrilled you had such a positive experience with our entire team and curriculum, and that you enjoyed every day of class. We know our program is challenging and fast paced—so we commend you on your hard work! Our course is designed to prepare students to self-teach post-graduation, so we are glad you are continuing to learn and grow. Thank you for review and best of luck in all your future achievements!

Challenging but worth it.

6/13/2018

KAT HARRIS • Graduate • Course: Web Development • Campus: Savannah

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This was a full Stack program that is taught over 6 months and in person. The curriculum is challenging - but doable. I come from an entertainment background and had absolutely no coding experience when I began the program, so if I can complete it anyone can. I have to say that our teacher, Hannah Patellis, is incredibly knowledgeable about programing, but also very easy to understand. She was very patient and never spoke over heads - Also Hannah and our TA's were very willing to give up their free time to meet with us outside of class to make sure we had all the help we needed.

Georgia Tech also has tutoring sessions available and will make every effort to make sure you understand the material.

I would recommend to anyone thinking about taking a coding boot camp to look at the teachers, the better the teacher the more you learn. When I look back at what I could do when we first began the program compared to what I can do now, it is amazing. But it is all do to my teachers.

The career and student success departments have helped me all along the way as well. I never felt that I couldn’t go to them with any problems or questions and they always helped me out as quickly and thoroughly as they could.

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Friday, Jun 15 2018

Thank you for your review, Kat! We are thrilled you had such a positive in-classroom experience learning a full-stack web development curriculum in 24 weeks. Congratulations on graduating and we wish you great success going forward!

Catapult Into Tech

6/7/2018

Leaveil Armstrong • Software Engineer • Graduate • Course: Web Development (Full Time) • Campus: Atlanta

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I believe this course was great in the way that it catapulted me into the tech world! It is the perfect course that can take ANYBODY who is dedicated from zero to hero! The instructional staff was amazing and very helpful but your success does depend on how much work and effort you put into the course. This course absolutely lays the foundation for anybody becoming a developer and affords you the ability to continue learning and growing on your own after the course is over.

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Friday, Jun 08 2018

Thank you, Leaveil! We're happy our instructional staff was so helpful during your boot camp journey - we also think they're amazing! You are definitely right, any individual who is dedicated and willing to put in the work and effort can be successful, not only in this course but in the tech field. We are passionate about teaching students how to learn, a necessary skill needed in a developer's role, so it's great to hear the boot camp afforded you this ability. Congratulations on graduating and thank you for your review! We wish you all the best.

So you want to be a developer?

6/7/2018

Steven • Graduate • Course: Web Development (Full Time) • Campus: Atlanta

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I took the inaugural full-time web development bootcamp. Buyer beware. This program is not for the faint at heart! It is at a breakneck pace and covers many different aspects of web development; it is a full-stack program, meaning you learn front-end (user facing) and back-end (server-side) technologies. If you are willing to truly focus and dedicate yourself monastically for 12 weeks to learning web development at the expense of family life, reading for pleasure, taking a nice walk in the park on a sunny day etc. then this program is for you. Do not enroll in this program half-heartedly. You simply must have a real desire to learn web development and be willing to do all the work that is required to be career ready in such a short time. At times you'll get frustrated with the workload, the instructor, or the world in general but this does not speak to the program. Be a warrior! I personally guarantee if you push through the negativity you will finish the program and be glad you did. If you are willing to do these things, then in a short time you will be ready to enter a financially and personally rewarding field. You will get out of the program what you put into it and the proof is in the pudding; although your hardware might get you the interview, you'll need your "pudding" to serve you once you get there. Aside from the technical knowledge, this pudding will consist of group and individual coding projects and will culminate in a portfolio that will help you sell yourself as a green bean entering the job market. The instructors, academic, and career support are excellent but they can't do it for you. If you do not give this thing your all, you will be disappointed, but if you do, it will be an incredible professional and intellectual experience indeed. Any questions? I didn't think so. Pull yourself up by your Bootstrap and get coding!

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Friday, Jun 08 2018

Amazing, thank you for your review, Steven! This program is definitely immersive and fast-paced, covering a wide range of course material in 12 weeks. But like you suggested, if you are willing to focus and dedicate yourself to mastering the topics during this short time period, you will be successful at entering the web development field. We're glad our instructors, academic, and career services were so supportive. We have to agree, that you truly get out of the program what you put into it. Congratulations on graduating and we wish you all the best moving forward!

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