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Nucamp is a coding bootcamp that offers part-time, online programs, including Back End, SQL, DevOps with Python (16 weeks); Front End Web & Mobile Development (17 weeks); and Full Stack Web & Mobile Development (22 weeks). Nucamp also offers a 4-week introduction bootcamp that covers the fundamentals of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Nucamp is on a mission to make quality education accessible and affordable to everyone. The online bootcamps include both self-pa...

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Back End, SQL, and DevOps with Python

Online

Part Time 20 Hours/week

16 Weeks

Algorithms, Cloud Computing, Data Structures, DevOps, Django, Git, GitHub, Python, Quality Assurance Testing, Scrum, SQL

Start Date	Rolling Start Date
Cost	$1,925
Class size	15
Location	Tacoma, Spokane, Bellingham, Marysville, Seattle, Dallas, San Antonio, Kansas City, Philadelphia, Nashville, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Orlando, Washington, San Diego, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Charlotte, Detroit, Reno, Baltimore, Sacramento, Las Vegas, Riverside, San Francisco, San Jose, Irvine, Orange County, Oakland, Online, Charleston, Chattanooga, St. Paul

100% online. New cohorts start every 5 weeks. Learn data structures and algorithms to build robust applications with Python and SQL. Use DevOps tools and deploy to the Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google clouds. Be skills-ready as a Backend Python developer in 16 weeks.

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Front End Web and Mobile Development

Online

Part Time 20 Hours/week

17 Weeks

CSS, Design, Front End, HTML, JavaScript, Mobile, React.js, Android, Git, iOS, User Experience Design

Start Date	Rolling Start Date
Cost	$1,925
Class size	15
Location	San Antonio, Kansas City, Philadelphia, Nashville, Pittsburgh, Dallas, Atlanta, Orlando, Washington, San Diego, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Charlotte, Detroit, Reno, Baltimore, Sacramento, Bellingham, Marysville, Spokane, Tacoma, Las Vegas, Riverside, San Francisco, San Jose, Irvine, Orange County, Oakland, Online, Seattle, Charleston, Chattanooga, St. Paul

New cohorts start every 5 weeks. Express your Creativity and create modern web experience users and employers will love. The Front End Bootcamp will make you job-ready in 17 weeks. - Meet online Saturdays 9a-1p, with no more than 14 other students in your cohort for interactive coding workshops led by an expert instructor - Spend 8 to 14 hours watching online lectures and performing exercises during the week - Engage classmates during the week in an online forum, and collaborate on your portfolio project - Seek guidance and help from your instructor during the week in a private chat Breakdown of our 17 Week Course 1. Front-End Web UI Framework, Bootstrap In this course you will learn how to build websites that can be developed once for all screen sizes using the Bootstrap library. You will learn about grids and responsive design, Bootstrap CSS and JavaScript components. 2. Front End JavaScript Library, React In this course you will learn the #1 Javascript library for building websites: React. You will also be introduced to advanced aspects of JavaScript ES6, React Components and will develop React-Redux based applications. 3. Multiplatform Mobile App Development with React Native This course is where the magic happens! You will learn to update and package the responsive website built using Bootstrap and React and publish it as a true mobile application to the Apple Store or Google Play. Using React Native and the Expo SDK to access all native hardware capabilities of modern phones and tablets.

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Full Stack Web and Mobile Application Development

Online

Part Time 20 Hours/week

22 Weeks

Android, CSS, Data Structures, Design, DevOps, Express.js, Front End, Git, HTML, iOS, JavaScript, jQuery, Mobile, MongoDB, Node.js, React.js, User Experience Design

Start Date	Rolling Start Date
Cost	$2,328
Class size	15
Location	San Antonio, Kansas City, Philadelphia, Nashville, Pittsburgh, Dallas, Atlanta, Orlando, Washington, San Diego, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Charlotte, Detroit, Reno, Baltimore, Sacramento, Marysville, Bellingham, Spokane, Tacoma, Las Vegas, Riverside, San Francisco, San Jose, Irvine, Orange County, Oakland, Online, Seattle, Charleston, Chattanooga, St. Paul

If you can think it you can make it. Build apps from start to finish. Become a Full Stack web developer in 22 weeks. New cohorts start every 5 weeks. As a full stack web and mobile developer you will be capable of developing beautiful and complex websites as well as high-performing mobile applications for Android and iPhone. This Bootcamp covers both front-end and back-end web development. - Meet online Saturdays 9a-1p with no more than 14 other students in your cohort for interactive coding workshops led by an expert instructor - Spend 8 to 16 hours watching online lectures and performing exercises during the week - Engage classmates during the week in an online forum, and collaborate on your portfolio project - Seek guidance and help from your instructor during the week in a private chat. In addition to learning Front-End Web UI Framework, Bootstrap, Javascript, and React you will dive further into Multiplatform Mobile App Development with React Native and Server-side Development with NodeJS, Express and MongoDB. At the end of 22 weeks you will walk away with a strong portfolio of projects that showcase your abilities and talents

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Job Hunting Bootcamp

Online

Part Time 20 Hours/week

4 Weeks

Start Date	None scheduled
Cost	$458
Class size	15
Location	Washington, Orlando, Baltimore, St. Paul, Tacoma, Spokane, Bellingham, Marysville, Seattle, Dallas, San Antonio, Kansas City, Philadelphia, Nashville, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, San Diego, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Charlotte, Detroit, Reno, Sacramento, Las Vegas, Riverside, San Francisco, San Jose, Irvine, Orange County, Oakland, Online, Charleston, Chattanooga

Nucamp’s Job Hunting Bootcamp is designed to guide you in today’s technology-driven job market to present yourself as a great candidate to prospective employers. - Learn tips, tools and resources that software and web developers use to better prepare their resumes, online profiles and build professional portfolios. - Learn ways to gain valuable technical experience while you are still in pursuit of your next position. - Engage with instructors and peers to practice technical and soft interviewing, white board interviews, and delivering your elevator pitch. - Exchange peer reviews under the guidance of the instructor to gain multiple perspectives and feedback on project and portfolio sites.

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Web Development Fundamentals

Online

Part Time 20 Hours/week

4 Weeks

CSS, HTML, JavaScript

Start Date	Rolling Start Date
Cost	$458
Class size	15
Location	San Antonio, Kansas City, Philadelphia, Nashville, Pittsburgh, Dallas, Atlanta, Orlando, Washington, San Diego, Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Charlotte, Detroit, Reno, Baltimore, Sacramento, Marysville, Tacoma, Bellingham, Spokane, Las Vegas, Riverside, San Francisco, San Jose, Irvine, Orange County, Oakland, Online, Seattle, Charleston, Chattanooga, St. Paul

This bootcamp will teach you the essential elements of web page development, covering HTML, CSS and JavaScript. No previous experience of these technologies is necessary. New cohorts start every 5 weeks. First, HTML and CSS are explored. Then the course covers the essential components of JavaScript, including variables, arrays, loops, events and functions, event control and DOM manipulation. This introduction bootcamp will help you discover if web development is for you, and give you the fundamentals to needed for further training to become a web developer.

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I chose Nucamp for its affordability and social mission! I like the hybrid approach to learning as well. Unfortunately, due to COVID19 we were not able to participate in an in-person class, but it is definitely convenient that a full-time remote option is also available!
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I just finished the first part of the full-stack bootcamp at Nucamp, Bootstrap. Overall, the education quality is satisfactory. We have to do a personal portfolio project to be finalized in the last week, implementing Bootstrap and some JavaScript codes. There was no tutorial for UI/UX webpage design, however. I hope one day there will be a bootcamp for UI/UX.
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I chose Nucamp for its affordable price and flexible schedule. I enjoyed the Saturday workshops the most.
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NuCamp provides you with the flexibility of being able to maintain a full-time job while also providing you with a seemingly solid programming education. I think this bootcamp and probably all others all ultimately come down to the learner and how far they want to take things. This is a self-driven learning experience, essentially, with NuCamp (and from my understanding, so is most, if not all of programming). What you put in is what you're going to get out. Overall, I think the flex...
NuCamp provides you with the flexibility of being able to maintain a full-time job while also providing you with a seemingly solid programming education. I think this bootcamp and probably all others all ultimately come down to the learner and how far they want to take things. This is a self-driven learning experience, essentially, with NuCamp (and from my understanding, so is most, if not all of programming). What you put in is what you're going to get out. Overall, I think the flexibility and the affordability of this program are the best parts of it. Not to mention, the in-workshop instructor was very adept. At the very least, NuCamp will project you into the right direction to be able to continue and to master your learning. Happy Learning! XD
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I choose Nucamp because of the cost and bootcamps that they offered. The flexibility allows me to work full time as well as learn everything that I need to know. Having taken other bootcamps prior to this one, I feel that Nucamp was able to take what I already knew and further my understanding and my ability to code.
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very good, lots of info, instructor was great. fast pace but plenty recourses .
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Class was self paced within the allotted time. Instructor was very knowledgeable and had a lot of experience in teaching the subject. Course fee also affordable.
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The course was decent. Most in-person bootcamps covering similar material are far more expensive. You should have a solid foundation of HTML/CSS/JS before getting into this, especially once you get to React. The instructors were as knowledgable and helpful as they could be, being remote. Most of the exercises during the week "spoon-feed" you code with a video explanation. I would have liked to see a lot more challenges where you had to accomplish something in order to move on. The ...
The course was decent. Most in-person bootcamps covering similar material are far more expensive. You should have a solid foundation of HTML/CSS/JS before getting into this, especially once you get to React. The instructors were as knowledgable and helpful as they could be, being remote. Most of the exercises during the week "spoon-feed" you code with a video explanation. I would have liked to see a lot more challenges where you had to accomplish something in order to move on. The weekend workshops and group projects are the only portion that you really have to figure things out on your own and get things working (aka, the real world).

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I liked it because it was affordable as well as close to where I live. It also worked around my schedule (I work full time).
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Nucamp costs around $2,328. On the lower end, some Nucamp courses like Job Hunting Bootcamp cost $458.

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Nucamp offers courses like Back End, SQL, and DevOps with Python, Front End Web and Mobile Development, Full Stack Web and Mobile Application Development, Job Hunting Bootcamp and 1 more.

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Nucamp has in-person campuses in Atlanta, Baltimore, Bellingham, Charleston, Charlotte, Chattanooga, Dallas, Detroit, Irvine, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Marysville, Minneapolis, Nashville, Oakland, Orange County, Orlando, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Reno, Riverside, Sacramento, San Antonio, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, Seattle, Spokane, St. Paul, Tacoma and Washington. Nucamp also has a remote classroom so students can learn online.

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Deposit	385
Financing	https://www.nucamp.co/financing Nucamp Fair Student Agreement, lending partners Climb Credit, Ascent
Tuition Plans	If not financed, tuition can be divided into 5 equal monthly payments to Nucamp; no interest or financing fee. -Cost shown is "Early Bird" price for registering 2 wks prior to Bootcamp. -Regular price is $2,300.
Refund / Guarantee	https://www.nucamp.co/frequentlyaskedquestions; search 'refund'
Scholarship	https://www.nucamp.co/scholarships

Minimum Skill Level	Computer Literacy
Placement Test	Yes
Interview	No

Deposit	385
Financing	Nucamp Fair Student Agreementhttps://www.nucamp.co/financingAlso Climb Credit, Ascent
Tuition Plans	See https://www.nucamp.co/financing -If not financed, tuition can be divided into 5 equal monthly payments to Nucamp; no interest or financing fee. -Cost shown is "Early Bird" price for registering 2 wks prior to Bootcamp. -Regular price is $2,300.
Refund / Guarantee	According to state laws
Scholarship	Yes https://www.nucamp.co/scholarships

Minimum Skill Level	HTML, CSS and JavaScript
Prep Work	You need to have a good working knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. We offer a 4-week course that covers this.
Placement Test	Yes
Interview	No

Deposit	388
Financing	Nucamp Fair Student Agreementhttps://www.nucamp.co/financing; lending partners available: Climb Credit, Ascent
Tuition Plans	-Cost shown is "Early Bird" price if registering 2 wks prior to Bootcamp -Regular price is $2,688 -If not financed, tuition can be divided into 6 equal monthly payments to Nucamp; no interest or financing fee -See https://www.nucamp.co/financing
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Deposit	$229
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