8790142 - Front End Software Engineer Bootcamp
TCI Front End Software Engineer Student Graduate
Course Description
Front End Software Developers build the pieces of applications and websites that users see and interact with. This involves creating components that look good and provide functionality when a user interacts with them. It also involves interacting with the Back End applications and displaying data in an aesthetically pleasing manner.
In the 18-week, Front End Software Development program, students take three courses to learn the skills and technologies necessary to enter the industry as a Front End Software Developer: Introduction to JavaScript, Front End Technologies, and Web App Design with React.
Learn high demand skills that will make you a competitive developer in a rapidly expanding industry. This program is offered through MiraCosta College in collaboration with Promineo Tech. Promineo Tech partners with community colleges to prepare participants for high-growth careers in software development. Promineo Tech is a group of IT professionals and leaders who believe that quality education should be offered at an affordable price.
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Course Outline
Learner Outcomes
Skills and technologies learned include:
- JavaScript
- Algorithms
- OOP
- Design Patterns
- Unit Testing
- HTML
- CSS
- JQuery
- Bootstrap
- AJAX
- React
- JSX, REST, NPM, AWS
. . . and more!
Notes
About the Classes - Part Time. Flexible. Fully Online
Students meet for class once a week at a set time in a virtual environment. In addition to the weekly class meeting, students meet once a week for a remote, 30-minute one-on-one with a mentor.
In the Front End Developer program, we cover technologies including, but not limited to: JavaScript (ES6), CSS, Sass, git, CLI navigation, HTML, Bootstrap, npm, JQuery, AJAX, React, Axios, Responsive Design, debugging, and more.
Students will build multiple projects ranging from static websites to full blown, responsive, dynamic, front end applications.
Prerequisites
Students must be 18 or over and have a high school diploma or equivalent. Basic computer literacy and the ability to navigate one's own computer is strongly preferred. Students will complete an aptitude test prior to the first class session.