Instructors:

Christopher Angelkos, Software Engineer at The Home Depot and Hack Reactor Alumni

Chris is from Panama City, Panama and used to work as a Networking and IT Engineer for the Panama Canal.

In October 2017 he moved to Austin TX and started studying at Hack Reactor to transition his career to JavaScript, he graduated from cohort 23, in January 2017. He enjoys Teaching JS and playing the guitar.

Goal:

At this workshop series you will solidify your understanding of Fundamental JavaScript, furthering your knowledge and better preparing you for our Technical Interview. WE WILL BE REVIEWING 4 DIFFERENT CONCEPTS EACH MONTH (then starting over)

Week 1 - JavaScript101 11/26/18

Week 2 - Functions & Scope 12/3/18

Week 3 - Arrays & Objects 12/10/18

Week 4 - Loops & Logic 12/17/18

You'll learn how to tackle some of the biggest challenges faced by those learning JavaScript. This is a highly interactive course that uses exercises and projects to drive home these JavaScript Fundamentals.

Topics covered:

• JavaScript101 and How to compose and use functions in JavaScript

• The mechanics of functions in JavaScript

• How local and global scoping works

• How the scope chain affects how you build JavaScript programs

Who this workshop is for:

This workshop is for beginners with limited JavaScript experience.

Optional Prep:

Udacity's Intro to JavaScript course (estimated 10-12 hours to complete)

Gordon Zhu’s Watch and Code up to and including “Interlude - Data types and comparisons”

First four chapters of Eloquent JavaScript

What to bring:

Students will need to bring their own laptops! Windows, Mac or Linux will do it!

CHECK OUT OUR CAMPUS HERE

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We look forward to meeting you!