ONLINE CODING BOOT CAMP

FROM UNC-CHAPEL HILL

Prepare to Become a Web Developer

In the Coding Boot Camp at UNC-Chapel Hill, you’ll gain comprehensive, hands-on experience in full stack web development. You can learn to code online part time in 24 weeks while maintaining your existing obligations.

The program is fully online and offers project-based learning, live virtual classes, opportunities to work in groups and a wide range of career services. UNC-Chapel Hill’s online coding boot camp is designed so that regardless of where you live, you can expect a high-quality educational experience and a culture of interdisciplinary collaboration.

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This boot camp, offered in partnership with edX, is made available through a unique consortium delivery model to provide skills-based learning to participants across North Carolina and beyond. Participants will be taught by a university-approved instructor, while learning alongside students from other consortium-participating universities and institutions. Upon meeting the completion requirements, participants will be issued a Professional Certificate from UNC-Chapel Hill Digital and Lifelong Learning.

The Online Coding Bootcamp at a Glance

COVERS FRONT END AND
BACK END TECHNOLOGIES

24 WEEKS PART TIME

100% ONLINE

NO PRIOR
EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

Coding Bootcamp Online Curriculum

The Coding Boot Camp at UNC-Chapel Hill covers the critical skills required for full stack web development. The curriculum starts with computer science fundamentals and then dives into front end and back end technologies.

Each week, you’ll dedicate four hours to scheduled in-class time and 20-plus hours to self-paced learning and hands-on projects. At the end of this intensive program, you’ll graduate with an impressive portfolio of projects, a wide set of technical skills and the ability to apply them anywhere.

UPGRADE YOUR CODING SKILLS

You will develop expertise in the following areas:

  • Computer science applied to JavaScript
  • Browser-based technologies (HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Bootstrap)
  • Server-side development (MERN stack, template engines)
  • Databases (MySQL, MongoDB)
  • API design (API, JSON, AJAX)
  • Supplemental self-study (Python, Java, C#, Amazon Web Services)

The material covered is subject to change, as our academic team adjusts the curriculum to the market demand.

ADMISSIONS FOR THE CODING BOOTCAMP ONLINE

Learning web development requires hours of hard work—we’re looking for passionate, committed applicants who are determined to achieve life-changing results.

ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS:

To qualify for admission, you must:

  • Be at least 18 years old
  • Hold a high school diploma or GED
  • Pass a critical thinking and problem-solving assessment

No prior coding experience is required. While some background knowledge is helpful, no experience is needed as long as you are eager to learn. Our pre-course tutorials will help you prepare.

For more information about the application process or the data analytics bootcamp, fill out our form or contact an admissions advisor at 919-425-0055.

THE ONLINE BOOTCAMP EXPERIENCE

UNC-Chapel Hill’s online boot camps are designed to give you the flexibility to balance your priorities while providing you with the structure and support to succeed:

  • Attend scheduled, instructor-led online classes two days per week.
  • Work through engaging content and real-world projects on your own schedule.
  • Receive support from your instructors, tutors, student success manager, career services team and peer network.

Upon successful completion of the program, you’ll receive a Professional Certificate from UNC-Chapel Hill Digital and Lifelong Learning.

Additional Online Offerings From UNC-Chapel Hill

In addition to the Coding Boot Camp, UNC-Chapel Hill offers the following online boot camps:

UNC BOOT CAMPS

Start Your Coding Journey

If you’re ready to get to work, we’re here to support you. Learn to code online in six months while benefiting from UNC-Chapel Hill’s cutting-edge curriculum and extensive student support.

Let’s get started.

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