4 Weeks Coding Bootcamp is a 16 hours class for beginners.

It begins on March 16, 2020 at 6:30 PM US Pacific time.

It is being held March 16 - April 8, 2020 for 4 weeks; Monday, Wednesday, 6:30 - 8:30 PM US Pacific time each of those days for altogether 16 hours, 8 sessions, 2 hours per session.

• All Published Ticket Prices Are in US Dollars
• This course will be taught in English language

4 Weeks Coding Bootcamp Training Schedule

• 4 weeks | Monday, Wednesday every week US Pacific time
• 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM US Pacific time each day
• March 16 - April 8, 2020 US Pacific time
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Features and Benefits

• 4 weeks, 8 sessions, 16 hours of training
• Training material, instructor handouts and access to useful resources on the cloud provided
• Instructor-led and guided training
• Practical Hands-On Lab exercises
• Real-life Scenarios

What You Will Learn

Learn programming concepts and terminology; read, trace, and understand simple code; write, test, and debug code to solve problems, and use IF statements and loops. Identify and write basic programs using constructs, such as variables and constants.

Who can take this course

This course is designed for adults, 18 years and older who are interested in learning general programming concepts. This course also provides a foundation for students desiring to learn one or more programming languages. This course is intended to be an exposure to programming for students who have never seen or worked with programming languages.

Prerequisite

Windows and basic computer proficiency The prerequisites are considered to be the basic skills and knowledge needed prior to taking this class. Instructors will assume your readiness for the class materials and will NOT use class time to discuss prerequisite materials.

Course Outline

1. Introducing Basic Concepts

• Overview of program execution path
• Overview of high level programs
• Overview of programming styles: procedural, structured, event-driven
• Overview of basic terminology: functions, procedures, classes, objects

2. Introducing Microsoft C# .NET

• Explain the development environment
• Explain the assignment statement syntax
• Explain the syntax used for comments
• Code first program
• Explain basics of a C# program

3. Using Elementary Statements

• Describe data types and literals
• Explain variables and constants
• Explain arrays
• Explain IF statement
• Explain loop statements
• Using Operators and Expressions

4. Explain expressions

• Describe operators: arithmetic, assignment, comparison, logical
• Describe value data type versus reference data type
• Describe use of reference type variables
• Describe data type conversion
• Describe comparisons of number and string data types

This course introduces students to computer programming by presenting the fundamental concepts and terminology of programming.

Skills in designing and writing simple computer programs are developed. Students will learn how to code in C#, .Net using Microsoft Visual Studio development environment.

You will need either a Windows 10 computer or an Apple Computer such as a Mac to take this class. We will walk you through how to download and install Visual Studio community edition (free for learning purposes). Visual Studio can be downloaded and installed on both Windows as well as Apple/Mac computers.