University of New Hampshire bootcamps teach both UX/UI Design and Machine Learning in a self-paced, online classroom. Typically, students spend 10 hours per week on coursework and complete the bootcamp in 36 weeks. Bootcamp students may finish earlier if they choose to spend more hours each week on course materials. 

At the UNH UX/UI Design Bootcamp, students will learn to identify a customer problem to solve, conduct competitive research, sketch, design, build a prototype, and perform usability testing and identify improvements. Bootcamp students will complete 4 portfolio projects, including a design sprint that requires students to move through the entire design process in one week. Bootcamp students also have the option to be matched with a real-world company to complete a 40-hour industry design project. 

At the UNH Machine Learning Bootcamp, students learn to build, scale, and deploy machine learning applications. The curriculum covers Python data science tools including pandas, scikit-learn, Keras, TensorFlow, machine learning engineering tools including Spark/PySpark, TensorFlow, Luigi, Docker, Hadoop, AWS, and Fast.ai, and software engineering tools like continuous integration, version control with Git, logging, testing, and debugging.

University of New Hampshire Online Bootcamp students will receive unlimited 1:1 personal mentor support throughout the bootcamp. Bootcamp students will receive a certificate of completion upon bootcamp graduation. 

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