Nashville Software School

Acquire the developer and web technological tools needed to redirect a life path in this six-month full-time web developer bootcamp. The curriculum gives participants the tools they need to become full-stack software developers. Students get lots of hands-on experience and write lots of code, working individually and in groups. The first three months focus on front-end web development. Students explore tools like JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, as well as concepts like hybrid mobile apps, web apps, custom web services, and web APIs. During the final three months, students work with SQL databases, code patterns, and other advanced tools. They also delve into more advanced topics, such as Rails framework, Ruby language, the MEAN stack, JavaScript language, Django framework, and Python.

Develop cutting-edge web developer skills while you keep your day job with this twelve-month part-time bootcamp. Students also have an option to transition to the full-time program after the first six months. These first six months revolve around front-end development. Through individual work and group projects, students learn programming basics, like CSS, Java Script, and HTML, as well as core concepts, like object-oriented programming and DOM manipulation. Next, instruction moves to server-side coding. Some topics include C# object oriented programming, .NET developmental framework, SQL database management, Git/GitHub source control, and agile methods.

This six-month part-time data analytics boot camp effectively prepares working professionals for a new career in this emerging field. Through hands-on learning in widely-used tools, such as SQL, Power BI, Tableau, Python, and Excel, students apply statistical reasoning to everyday business problems. This process uses actual data from local companies in a variety of business lines. Participants also examine concepts like analytics workflow and exploratory data analysis. Finally, students learn how to use storytelling, dashboards, and report-building to effectively present their findings.

Transition to success with this six-month front-end web designer bootcamp. Participants use tools like UX design, UI design, and browser code to completely develop a full spectrum of front-end designer skills. Front-end design concentrates on the internet user’s experience. That means researching problems, gathering data, and developing solutions. As for user experience, in addition to UX and UI, participants master CSS, HTML, AJAX, jQuery, JSON, and JavaScript to create a responsive design in a competent framework. Other key concepts include source control and collaborative development.

Launch your data science career with this nine-month bootcamp. Motivated working professionals with a background in software engineering, quantitative research, and/or statistical reasoning benefit most from this class. Data science essentially combines all three of these disciplines. Through hands-on learning, students apply mathematical, analytical, and statistical skills to real-world business problems, using tools such as Python, AWS, Spark, and Hadoop. Overall concepts include curating and managing data, exploratory data analysis, supervised and unsupervised machine learning, data visualization, and natural language processing.

Ready yourself for a data analytics career with this fifteen-week bootcamp. Through hands-on learning in commonly used tools, such as Power BI, Tableau, Excel, SQL, and Python, students use statistical reasoning to solve everyday problems in the business world. This bootcamp also covers analytics workflow, exploratory data analysis, and reporting techniques. Participants learn more than theories. They also use real information from area businesses to perfect their data analytics skills.

Improve user experiences with this four-month UI/UX digital design workshop. The material familiarizes students with concepts like locating and retaining customers, interactive design graphic design translation, CSS/HTML basics, prototyping, project planning, implementation techniques, and presentation methods. The syllabus revolves around the four Ds of digital design. Discovery means product and consumer research, designs must be functional and visibly appealing, development hinges on a mastery of programming languages and design concepts, and delivery involves scoping the project, interfacing with stakeholders, and defending designs. Recent high school graduates or transitioning professionals with backgrounds in marketing, technology, or design are well-suited for this workshop.