University of New Mexico Coding Bootcamp

University of New Mexico Continuing Education offers 18-week, online Back End Software Developer and Front End Software Developer bootcamps. All coding bootcamp students will meet for one live virtual class per week and will also meet once weekly for a remote, 30-minute 1:1 mentor session. An additional 20 hours per week are required for work outside of the live sessions. University of New Mexico Continuing Education coding bootcamps are designed to be accessible and flexible in order to accommodate working professionals.  

Back End Software Developer bootcamp students will learn Java, MySQL, Git, CLI navigation, JUnit, JDBC, REST concepts, SpringBoot, Maven, JPA, JWT, log4j, debugging, and AWS. Students will also build multiple projects, ranging from console applications to web APIs. 

Front End Software Developer bootcamp students will learn JavaScript (ES6), CSS, Sass, Git, CLI navigation, HTML, Bootstrap, JQuery, AJAX, React, Axios, responsive design, and debugging. Students will build multiple projects, ranging from static websites to responsive, dynamic front end applications. 

No prior experience is required to apply for University of New Mexico Continuing Education Back End Software Developer or Front End Software Developer bootcamps. Students must be over 18 and have a high school diploma or equivalent. To enroll, interested applicants should first schedule an individualized information session with the coding bootcamp counselor. Students will complete an aptitude test prior to the first bootcamp class meeting.

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