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University of Arizona Boot Camps are 24-week, part-time web development and data analytics courses. The full stack curriculum includes HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Bootstrap, Express.js, Node.js, databases, MongoDB, MySQL, and Git.
The data curriculum includes programming in Excel, Python, R programming, JavaScript charting, HTML/CSS, API interactions, SQL, Tableau, fundamental statistics, machine learning, and more. Enjoy close collaboration with other professionals while receiving hands-on experience.
Both the online and in-person boot camp curricula are designed with the most in-demand market needs in mind. University of Arizona Boot Camps aim to empower experienced instructors and TAs to deliver a dynamic learning experience. In either the web development or data analytics course, learners will be immersed in an intensive educational experience. Learners will benefit from close collaboration with other professionals while receiving hands-on experience.
Learners will benefit from a wide range of career services to be positioned for success through program completion 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 more. Upon program completion, learners will receive a Certificate of Completion from University of Arizona Continuing and Professional Education and will have a portfolio of projects demonstrating a working knowledge of web development or data analytics.
University of Arizona Boot Camps are offered in collaboration with edX.
The UA Coding Bootcamp, put on in conjunction with Trilogy Education, is worth every penny. I graduated from their July 2017-Jan 2018 session (this was their 2nd group offered in Arizona at the time). The class met at a great tech facility in downtown Gilbert. They run a concurrent Monday/Wednesday and a Tuesday/Thursday session, each meeting from 6:30pm-9:30pm on their respective nights. On Saturdays, both groups come together from 10:00am-2:00pm. Each session has it...
The UA Coding Bootcamp, put on in conjunction with Trilogy Education, is worth every penny. I graduated from their July 2017-Jan 2018 session (this was their 2nd group offered in Arizona at the time). The class met at a great tech facility in downtown Gilbert. They run a concurrent Monday/Wednesday and a Tuesday/Thursday session, each meeting from 6:30pm-9:30pm on their respective nights. On Saturdays, both groups come together from 10:00am-2:00pm. Each session has its own primary Instructor and at least two Teacher Assistants. Saturday classes include all TA's; the Instructors take turns running the Saturday classes.
The material covered begins with basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and works its way up through a full stack of libraries, frameworks, and tech. The class is definitely fast paced. While they market this course as being a part-time course designed to work around your 8-5 job, be warned that the pace of this class will demand significant focus and time. You will have 10 hours each week in class, and on top of that, I would recommend a minimum of 20 hours of studying and application of new material. That will likely keep you struggling to breath, but alive. Personally, I ended up quitting my 8-5 job and focusing on learning and practicing the tech taught in class. I spent about 30-45 hours/week, and feel that I did quite well with the course material plus additional learning.
The curriculum is great. It is current and well thought out. The high up staff at Trilogy are constantly re-evaluating what should be updated or how they should change the pace and content. They were very open to constructive criticism.
The support staff was also top-knotch. They have a Student Success Manager whom is amazing; she was never slow to respond to communication and was always helpful and encouraging. If a student is struggling while putting in the time and work, they will be certain to match the student up with TA's for one on one time, as well as free tutoring that may better line up with a student's schedule.
The TA's were mostly awesome. The struggle with the TA position is that it attracts newer developers whom are in the process of building their resumes/portfolios while attempting to acquire a full time developing job. As such, my session of the class went through SEVERAL TA's that would join, work for a few weeks, then leave when they began the full time job they'd been seeking from the beginning. On the other hand, the other session had two TAs that were amazing from day one and stayed committed to the process till the very last day. So your mileage may very; your class may get lucky with the TA's on the first shot, or it might take a few tries till Trilogy locks in the best ones. For what it is worth, my session did have excellent TA's, too, we just seemed to get very unlucky with commitment with the initial handful until Trillogy had the fortune of finding people that would actually stay to the end.
The Instructors were top knotch. Both the M/W and the T/Th classes had excellent instructors with years of real world experience. The great thing is that you do have access to both instructors; you can live stream classes to listen in on lectures from the other instructor. This is an great tip to gaining extra value from the classes when you have the time. Although both instructors are covering the same material, they may do so in a different way, and hearing it an additional time through oten helps the concepts sink in. I will say that, as with the TA's, the Instructors face the challenge of spending their focus and attention on the class for six months straight. At one point, one instructor began a new job; there was a palpable decrease in this instructor's efforts towards the class after that point. It is completely understandable for one's efforts to decrease as one's attention is demanded elsewhere, but the level of preparation never came back to where it had been before. So again, your mileage may vary in terms of consistent quality.
In the end, no matter how great the curriculum, instruction, or continued education services are, it will come down to the effort that you as a student put in. It is truly possible to go in knowing nothing, and come out with new, in-demand skills that will help you launch a new career! It is not an understatement to call this an opportunity for one to change one's life, but do not believe that the program itself will change your life for you. Rather, it provides the opportunity for you to change your own life.
I whole-heartedly recommend this bootcamp, and encourage future students to consistently apply yourselves and use the MANY resources to obtain success that Trilogy/U of A provides you with here. It is a worth while endevour!
Darcy Price of University of Arizona Boot Camps
Student Success Manager
Feb 14, 2018
Boot Camp Team of University of Arizona Boot Camps
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Mar 04, 2022
Boot Camp Team of University of Arizona Boot Camps
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Mar 08, 2021
Boot Camp Team of University of Arizona Boot Camps
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Mar 08, 2021
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Dec 15, 2020
My name is Chris and I had not owned a computer for years before signing up for this class. I remember getting to a point and thinking to myself "so javascript is not the same as Java". I remember struggling with HTML and CSS and now Im making full stack applications in React.js and learning about Socket.io. The experience has been incredible and I feel that I have made some connections that will help me continue to become a better developer. If anything the resources I have gathered in th...
My name is Chris and I had not owned a computer for years before signing up for this class. I remember getting to a point and thinking to myself "so javascript is not the same as Java". I remember struggling with HTML and CSS and now Im making full stack applications in React.js and learning about Socket.io. The experience has been incredible and I feel that I have made some connections that will help me continue to become a better developer. If anything the resources I have gathered in this class has truely helped with my professional appearance on social medias like Linkedin.
My instructor is one the best teachers I have ever had. Not only does he care about my well-being but he is really passionate about what he does. Having an actual developer as an insturctor has really made a huge difference in the student experience. He tells us things about how he started as a developer after school and what to expect when entering the developer community and carreer field. His insights have really lowered the stress of learning something new and being worried that Im not grasping the concepts as fast as others or as fast as I should be. It was fun to be a part of this class.
It has always been my dream to go to school at the University of Arizona and I have finally lived my dream while changing my entire life in the process. I'm so grateful for the opportunity given by this boot camp. Im confident that any one willing to put the time and effort in to learning something new to change their lives can do so by attending a coding boot camp. This is not for the light hearted. You will put a lot of time, energy, and tears in to this. It is very fast paced and you will learn a ton of concepts all at once. The beautiful thing about the design is while some concepts you will learn are no longer used in the industy the will teach you a valuable fundamental for the next concept and overall understanding of programming languages.
Boot Camp Team of University of Arizona Boot Camps
Community Team
Jan 30, 2020
I reviewed the University of Arizona Bootcamp as a means to enhance my current job and experience. I noticed, at the time, the core functions of my job were moving to automation and I wanted to be involved. I also wanted to change direction and push towards working with databases.
I looked into the University of Arizona Bootcamp and spoke with recruiters for the program. I was interested and decided to give the program a try. One, because it was a field I had previous interest. T...
I reviewed the University of Arizona Bootcamp as a means to enhance my current job and experience. I noticed, at the time, the core functions of my job were moving to automation and I wanted to be involved. I also wanted to change direction and push towards working with databases.
I looked into the University of Arizona Bootcamp and spoke with recruiters for the program. I was interested and decided to give the program a try. One, because it was a field I had previous interest. Two, to improve my current job situation and knowledge. Three, to get exposure to database work.
First, the program requires dedication. There is a lot to learn and the pace is fast. The pace can be overwhelming at times and there is a fair amount of struggle. Here is the catch, you have support. At no time during the program did I ever feel alone. The support from the instructors and the assistance was always friendly and professional. The support from the facilitators for the program was professional. The assistance from the staff that graded our projects and homework was amazing. A last but not least, the support from your classmates, who are in the same situation as you, in most cases, working a full time job and have a family, was invaluable.
You will learn more than you know by the end of the class, no matter how much or little you may struggle. You will learn th network and you will find the instructors and classmates are going to become your first contacts into this new world, and they will become friends you keep in touch with.
The program provides so much more than it advertises. You just need to commit to the struggle and stay the course. If you ever find yourself wavering, lean on your team. You will all make it together. I do not and will not regret my decision to take the Bootcamp.
-Charles Bess, Jr.
Boot Camp Team of University of Arizona Boot Camps
Community Team
Jun 13, 2019
Boot Camp Team of University of Arizona Boot Camps
Community Team
May 28, 2019
I feel the course gave me a great start to a solid future in development. It covered quite a bit in a short time, but I learned the basics, and understanding. Maybe more importantly, I learned how to find solutions. I'm very happy I took the course.
Boot Camp Team of University of Arizona Boot Camps
Community Team
May 03, 2019
As a designer I never really wanted to learn how to code. I felt it was not ever going to be a part of my career choice. After having designed in the athletics industry for 10+ years, I left my company due to a buy-out. So I began to look for work as a designer. There were none, and I decided to learn code and start a semi-new career. I was terrified I was old. I did not know what to expect.
Today I had my first interview with a leading company in Tucson to be a React front end d...
As a designer I never really wanted to learn how to code. I felt it was not ever going to be a part of my career choice. After having designed in the athletics industry for 10+ years, I left my company due to a buy-out. So I began to look for work as a designer. There were none, and I decided to learn code and start a semi-new career. I was terrified I was old. I did not know what to expect.
Today I had my first interview with a leading company in Tucson to be a React front end developer and designer. I admit that I did not know EVERYTHING there is to know about React. But I built my portfolio with the skills that I have and it got me in the door. Our instructor Dave is probably the best instructor I've had in any subject. He cares about code and cares about our success as students and hopefully employees.
But I must admit, I was completely lost in the beginning. The key, in my opinion, is to NOT GIVE UP. Keep going to class, keep not understanding, keep being frustrated. It is PART of the PROCESS. You have to be frustrated in order to understand. It feels weird. It is but guess what, it is WORTH IT.
I am not the best coder. I didn't get A's on every assignment. I missed a couple of sessions. But I tried and I listened and I asked questions. I got a tutor (thanks John D!) - and these couple of things made a difference.
GET A TUTOR. It is included. Once a week for 50 minutes. It HELPS SO MUCH.
I recommend this course to anyone that has ambition and is serious about learning. It works.
If you are if iffy, or if you don't really want to learn code, or if you treat it like "school" and not like an opportunity that can pay off, than skip it.
BUT, if you have a little experience doing css or html, are ambitious and attentive, then go for it. LEARNING FEELS SUCKY, that's why people quit. LEARNING IS UNCOMFORTABLE.
But man oh man, in the end it is a great accomplishment. And you actually know stuff.
Boot Camp Team of University of Arizona Boot Camps
Community Team
Feb 11, 2019
Get ready to work your butt off! This class is tough and every part of the application process will remind you of that fact. If you're willing to put in the time, the effort, and the sacrifices that will be needed to succeed for the next 6 months, you'll come out with extremely valuable skills and insights into an evergrowing industry. The staff is top-notch, TA and career assistance is fantastic, and projects will push you to extremes that will improve not only your coding skills, but als...
Get ready to work your butt off! This class is tough and every part of the application process will remind you of that fact. If you're willing to put in the time, the effort, and the sacrifices that will be needed to succeed for the next 6 months, you'll come out with extremely valuable skills and insights into an evergrowing industry. The staff is top-notch, TA and career assistance is fantastic, and projects will push you to extremes that will improve not only your coding skills, but also your leadership, project, and time management skills.
I would encourage others to enroll in the Bootcamp if you're truly serious about learning this industry. All of the experiences that you'll go through from start to graduation will all be worth it and you certainly won't regret it.
Boot Camp Team of University of Arizona Boot Camps
Community Team
Feb 07, 2019
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