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Learn the Fullstack Web Development in just 10 Weeks

Deep Dive Coding Bootcamps

Invest in Yourself: Change Your World Through Code

Become a Fullstack Web Developer: learn comprehensive technologies to be a frontend and backend web developer. This bootcamp will teach you the fundamentals of modern web development to build great websites, software and apps. Graduate with truly marketable, high-income skills.

Investing in programming education has a huge payoff. In Albuquerque, New Mexico average starting salaries for our graduates has been $45,000. Typical programmer salaries move up to $60,000-$90,000 with just a few years of experience.

Upcoming Bootcamps

April 2018 – Sold Out! 
Dates: April 9 – June 15
Application Deadline: March 9

July 2018
Dates: July 9 – September 14
Application Deadline: June 8

October 2018
Dates: October 8 – December 14
Application Deadline: September 7

Bootcamp Structure

Full Time, Immersive

Class Schedule:
Monday – Thursday: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Spend your days working full time in our startup-like coding environment in downtown Albuquerque. There will be mandatory professional development workshops held on Friday afternoons.

Learn the Code

We’ll teach you the languages, tools and techniques you’ll be using in the bootcamp and as a software developer in the real world. This bootcamp focuses on the latest technologies of server-side PHP programming.

All our bootcamps teach:
HTML5
HTML5
GitHub
GitHub
CSS3
CSS3
Object Oriented Programming
Object Oriented Programming
This bootcamp focuses on:
PHP
PHP and PHPUnit

Javascript
Angular js
Angular

MySQL
jQuery
jQuery
Bootstrap
Bootstrap

You’ll become proficient with test environments, collaboration and version control tools, Agile Development Methodologies and other development tools used by today’s best software shops.

This fullstack skill set will prepare you to learn additional object oriented programming languages such as Ruby, Python and others with ease.

Regular guest speakers will include amazing developers, entrepreneurs and other leaders in the tech community.

Program

Preparing for the Bootcamp (you’ll start your prework at least one month prior to the bootcamp)

Once accepted to the bootcamp and have your laptop ready to go, you will complete the assigned prework for the bootcamp consisting of chapters in the textbook “Learning PHP, MySQL, & JavaScript,” reading selected articles from “the Mozilla Developer Network,” setting up your student accounts and optional exercises on Lynda.com. We will send you the prework instructions and provide you with a textbook after you pay your deposit. The sooner you start and the more time you spend on your prework, the more prepared you’ll be for the start of the bootcamp. We recommend that you give yourself at least a month to complete this work prior to the start of the bootcamp.

Introduction and Discovery (Weeks 1-2)

  • Discover the components of coding and how the various parts work together to make software and websites run.
  • Become familiar with the xAMP stack (PC, Mac or Linux, Apache server, MySQL database, PHP).
  • Learn to use a variety of development tools.
  • Form teams for your capstone project.
  • Settle into your routine of coding all day at the STEMulus Center and on nights and weekends at home.
  • Begin building your own websites and apps.

Preparation and Development (Weeks 3-5)

  • Reinforce your knowledge base through team and individual projects.
  • Design and begin building your team capstone project which will be presented at the end of the bootcamp.
  • Start building your personal website project to showcase your skills to potential employers.

Execution and Deployment (Weeks 6-10)

  • Immerse yourself in your team capstone project.
  • Create clean, functional, and documented code. (That’s exactly what employers are looking for!)
  • Build your personal and digital brand.
  • Demonstrate your team capstone projects to employers, staffing agencies and others in the tech community.
  • Complete your personal website project.
  • Complete resume and mock interviews.
  • Graduate and find a job or internship, start a web dev company or begin building freelance projects.

Testimonials

I picked a New Mexico bootcamp because it was part of a school, so I knew it would be better quality than other camps. I got a job within a month of finishing the class.
– Dominic Cuneo

I use the skills I learned in Deep Dive every day as a web developer. It really launched my career and gave me the confidence to succeed in this field.
– Ella Haines

Cost*

$6,495 for New Mexico applicants.

$7,495 for out-of-state applicants.

*price subject to change.

Learn more about how to pay for the bootcamp.

Reserve Your Seat Now: A $1,500 non-refundable deposit is required prior to the application deadline in order to reserve your seat. The remaining course fees must be paid in full by the application deadline.

Instructors


Dylan McDonald
Lead Instructor

Rochelle Lewis
Assistant Instructor

George Kephart
Assistant Instructor

Get College Credit

When you graduate from Deep Dive Fullstack, you will receive a certificate of completion. If you want to continue toward your college degree, you can receive Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) from CNM’s School of Business & Information Technology. Successful completion of the bootcamp is worth 15 credit hours at CNM in the Computer Information Systems program. Learn more.

Fullstack Bootcamp FAQs

What is fullstack?
The term fullstack refers to developers who are comfortable with working in backend and frontend technologies. In general, frontend is what you see, and backend is how it works. A fullstack developer can work within each layer of a program, from the database to the user interface, and thus can create more robust web based apps and software. Fullstack developers are sought after as team members because they can understand the language and tools of their teammates.
What’s the program like?
You’ll arrive at Deep Dive Fullstack Coding Bootcamp brimming with enthusiasm and ready for 2.5 months of hard work and massive additions to your brain, your confidence and your skills.

We’ll teach you the languages, tools and techniques used to build today’s best websites, software and apps, including HTML5, JavaScript, Angular 2, jQuery and CSS3 on the browser side, and MySQL, and lots of PHP on the server side.

You’ll become proficient with test environments, GitHub collaboration and version control tools, Agile Development Methodologies, and other professional development tools and best practices. Once you graduate, you’ll have the skills of a PHP programmer and web developer to entice employers to hire you as an employee, or for freelance work, depending on your career goals.

Why will I be learning JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and MySQL in addition to PHP?
In today’s workplace, coders interact with project managers, clients, web designers, database admins and other IT professionals on a regular basis. The most successful companies encourage (and pay) developers to be familiar with each aspect of a project life-cycle.

You’ll learn to create and manipulate the look and feel of a site/software, and as you’re learning the front and backend languages and functionality you’ll be better able to integrate all aspects of your software and apps into a finely-tuned result.

PHP is the server-side programming language most widely used to publish content and functionality to the web, currently with an 83% market share. Top companies like Google, Facebook, Yahoo, Wikipedia and WordPress, plus many of Albuquerque’s fastest growing tech firms, use PHP to power their businesses.
Also, once you know PHP and the full xAMP stack you’re in a great position to learn other dynamic web languages such as Ruby and Python if desired and/or necessary.

Which version of PHP do you teach?
The Deep Dive Fullstack instructors work hard to make sure their students are always learning the latest technologies in programming. For example, in January 2016, PHP announced the release of PHP 7.0.0. Therefore, bootcamp instructors immediately began teaching PHP 7 to their students. PHP 7 comes with a new version of the Zend Engine, as well as new improvements and features including performance twice as fast as PHP 5.6, significantly reduced memory usage, improved Exception hierarchy, and many more new features. In addition, version differences between PHP 5.6 and 7 are emphasized so graduates can successfully work with both new and existing projects. This is just one example of how each bootcamp adapts to new trends and technologies.
What’s the web development program schedule like?
The Fullstack bootcamp is one of our fulltime bootcamps. You’ll have time for breaks and lunch, of course, and most students will choose to continue coding into the night and on weekends with classmates to hone their skills and build more apps. After all, graduates with the most coding experience will learn more and faster and may get the best jobs, right?
What types of jobs will I be ready for after attending Deep Dive Fullstack?
Fullstack developers are in high demand across the web development spectrum. Organizations from large enterprises to small startups need web and software developers with these skills. If you don’t have previous software development skills, you’ll likely start as an entry level/junior software developer. Also, if you’re interested in starting your own web development business or doing freelance work, this is the right program for you. Learn more.

Location

CNM STEMulus Center
20 First Plaza Center NW, Suite 200, Albuquerque, NM 87102 (map)

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