100508 - Virginia Tech Coding Bootcamp
Overview
The Virginia Tech Coding Bootcamp is designed for students to pursue high-quality tech education while continuing to balance work or other commitments.
After 168 hours of synchronous instruction, participants will learn:
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Front-End Foundations: Applied the tenets of programming from the basic through advanced, including HTML and CSS; and advanced JavaScript programming, including closure, prototypical inheritance, and recursion
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Front-End Development: Applied the foundations of JavaScript, HTML5, CSS, Git and GitHub to web interface and design, and front-end framework
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Development Libraries and Back-End Development: Applied skills in JavaScript and JavaScript APIs (Application Programming Interfaces); React, React Router, and React Hooks; and Redux, to concepts such as Test-Driven Development and Prototyping
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Full Stack Development: Integrated SQL relational databases into applications for data organization and storage using JavaScript and SQL
The learners can gain the ability to:
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Apply HTML, CSS, and JavaScript concepts to coding projects
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Write and optimize front-end code
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Use APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) to power web applications.
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Utilize TDD (Test-Driven Development) to test new code before writing it
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Scope, research, and build full stack web applications
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Utilize SQL relational databases in applications for data organization and storage
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