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This Deep Dive Coding Bootcamp will allow you to learn the fundamentals of software engineering utilizing Java, the world’s most popular programming language. We will teach you how to build modern, in-demand software that runs on and integrates multiple platforms. Graduate with truly marketable, high-income skills.
For years Java has ranked at the top of industry-wide rankings of programming languages in terms of usage, popularity and employer demand. The versatility of Java, combined with its extensive ecosystem of tools, has made it indispensable for writing code that operates across multiple platforms, including in mission-critical enterprise software environments.
Android operating system is the world’s most popular phone operating system, with nearly two billion devices in use worldwide and an 88% market share. A knowledge of Java and Android is a door into the world of mobile apps and app development. Android apps don’t just run on billions of phones and tablets, they can also run on wearable devices, smart TVs, and cars. Java is the foundational programming language of Android and the backend to many other JVM compatible languages such as Scala, Kotlin and Groovy.
September 2021
Dates: September 27 – December 17
Application Deadline: September 3, 2021
January 2022
Dates: January 24 – April 15
Application Deadline: December 3, 2021
May 2022
Dates: May 23 – August 12
Application Deadline: April 15, 2022
September 2022
Dates: September 29 – December 9
Application Deadline: August 12, 2022
Pre-Bootcamp (Before the program starts)
Pre-work will be assigned to you before the bootcamp starts. All the resources used in the pre-work are accessible online.
Introduction and Discovery (Weeks 1-3)
Extended Platforms and Environments (Weeks 4-6)
Execution and Deployment (Weeks 7-12)
Multiple mindfulness sessions are incorporated into the bootcamp to help students manage the stress of tests, presentations, interviews, and other high-stakes events.
Full-time, Immersive Schedule
Location: During modified operations due to the pandemic, this bootcamp is currently 100% virtual.
Laptop
It’s expected that our students use their own laptop in this bootcamp, with an operating system of Windows 10OS or Mac 10.13 or above. Webcams and microphones are required if not built into the laptop. Internet access with a minimum of 3.8Mpbs/3.0Mbps (up/down) is also required. Limited loaners are available. Contact us for questions about loaners or whether your computer meets our minimum specs:
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System requirements for Java+Android
Bootcamp |
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Operating System |
Linux: Ubuntu 18.04 or above |
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CPU Type |
64-bit Intel or AMD5 2 processing cores minimum, 4+ cores
recommended |
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RAM |
8GB minimum, 12GB+ recommended, if primarily
using a physical Android Device 12GB minimum, 16GB+ recommended, if in-memory Android emulation is used extensively. 30GB minimum, 50+GB available storage space
strongly recommended |
The total bootcamp tuition is $8,995.
Participants receiving third-party funding may not have to pay a deposit or any tuition. Learn more about financial assistance and the payment process for the bootcamp. *Prices and dates subject to change.
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.
"I’ve been recruiting in the New Mexico market for Robert Half Technology for the last 17 years and the demand we are seeing nationally and locally for Java developers is at an all-time high and we expect that to continue."
"It was an intense but extremely effective 3 months packed with learning, providing me with the skills and support I need to start a career in programming."
"If you are seriously considering a career in developing this bootcamp will get you there. As someone who is not “techie” I successfully navigated this bootcamp and graduated feeling as though I have gained the skills, tools, and the necessary hands-on experience to secure a job as a Java Developer."
Nick Bennett began programming in high school, continuing through the completion of his B.S. in Mathematics and M.S. in Operations Research & Statistics; that academic background led to an early programming focus on the design and development of decision support systems. As his work has expanded to a wide range of application areas over the years, he has executed projects using dozens of programming languages and dialects, on platforms ranging from mobile devices to mainframes, from standalone machines to complex connected & semi-connected networks. In 1994, Nick began running workshops on business process redesign and automation, targeted to teams of designers and programmers. After moving to New Mexico in 1997, he began working with a number of secondary educational programs, teaching computer programming, modeling, and simulation in after-school and summer programs. This educational work expanded to leading workshops on applied complexity theory and agent-based modeling for teachers in New Mexico and other states, and for health and social policy professionals and academics in Cuba and the Dominican Republic.
Todd’s passion for all things related to computer programming and computer science grew more and more over the past several years. So much so that a year ago he decided to make the change from being a property manager to become a software developer. The Deep Dive Java + Android Bootcamp made that possible. Todd now not only works as an assistant instructor for Deep Dive Coding, but he also does contract work for a large company to upgrade and maintain one of its server based websites. Todd spends his free time going on hiking / backpacking trips with his wife, practicing yoga, and reading historical and sci-fi books.In 1994, Nick began running workshops on business process redesign and automation, targeted to teams of designers and programmers. After moving to New Mexico in 1997, he began working with a number of secondary educational programs, teaching computer programming, modeling, and simulation in after-school and summer programs. This educational work expanded to leading workshops on applied complexity theory and agent-based modeling for teachers in New Mexico and other states, and for health and social policy professionals and academics in Cuba and the Dominican Republic.
After you have completed this bootcamp, you will receive a certificate of completion, not a degree. You can receive Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) from Central New Mexico Community College (CNM) if you do decide to later pursue a degree, getting free credit for classes that are similar to what you learned in the bootcamp. Learn more about non-credit to credit CPL at CNM.
