Web development is a dynamic field. Even established developers have to constantly learn new technologies and best practices to stay relevant and grow in their roles. Learning web development at an accelerated bootcamp pace can help you boost your skills quickly.

Strayer students have access to support resources across their academic journey, including:

• One-on-one support and job search help
• Job negotiations training and interview coaching
• Access to instructors and a network of peers
• Full-stack toolset to build your resume
• Ongoing access to hiring events and networking opportunities

You may also qualify for cost-saving options, such as private student loans and employer tuition assistance, to help make your web development bootcamp more affordable.

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You’ll focus on the flexible, powerful React framework and library within a full tech stack that includes JavaScript, NodeJS, PostgreSQL and Redux.

1. JavaScript, HTML, CSS: front-end languages
   • Why we teach it: JavaScript is the only programming language used in front-end web development. We teach the modern standard. We also teach HTML and CSS, markup languages that complement JavaScript.
2. React: JavaScript based UI development library
   • Why we teach it: React, originally invented by Meta, is an innovative front-end library that enhances the build process for developing modular and quick web applications. It’s widely used across thousands of companies.
3. NodeJS: back-end language
   • Why we teach it: Node is a popular back-end coding language used by organizations around the world. Node allows you to create back-end functionality using Javascript and reduces the need to learn yet another language solely for back-end.
4. PostgreSQL: database language
   • Why we teach it: PostgreSQL is an open-source and free to use relational database language. Once students understand PostgreSQL, learning other databases is straightforward.
5. Redux: open-source JavaScript library
   • Why we teach it: Redux is a state management system used by large infrastructure companies that handle a lot of information at once. Redux integrates with Javascript and React to simplify your state variables and make development easier.

With our web development bootcamp, you’ll experience all of the benefits of in-person learning – without setting foot on campus. You can engage with your instructor and fellow students in a virtual classroom on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., and every other Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CT.

1.Begin our simple, no-cost application

 Fill out the first section of our application online.

2.Talk to an admissions officer

 We’ll schedule a 30-minute phone conversation to learn about your goals and answer any questions you may have.

3.Take our short skills review – no experience required

It’s part of the admission process, and it can help you determine if this bootcamp is a good fit.

You might be a great fit for this program if you’re passionate about code and tech, and if you:

• Know how to manage your time  
• Stay patient and positive
• Love to learn
• Enjoy solving problems and puzzles
• Communicate effectively
• Have a strong focus on details

From enrollment guidance and academic coaching to financial assistance and career planning services, you’ll have ongoing support throughout your bootcamp and after completing the program.

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