Part Time Online Course Packet

Course Packet
Software Development
Part-Time Online
18 - 34 weeks, 30 hours/week (Accelerated Program)
30 weeks, 10-15 hours/week (Flex Program)
Part-Time
Career Path Focus
Learn by Doing
class commitment built into curriculum real projects, real datasets
Join our 13,000+ global alumni and kickstart your career path in tech.
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Program Overview
Your career path into software development begins on your first day of
class. In 18 to 34 weeks, you'll study to become a self-sufficient, versatile
developer who has the critical skills to pursue a career path in tech.
Anyone can learn to code, but the path   You’ll start coding from day one.  
to becoming a developer isn’t easy.   Dive into a fast, project-based learning
environment that fosters collaboration,
not competition.
Up Next: Choose Which Part-Time Program

Choose Between Two Options
to Fit Your Schedule:
Accelerated Program
Flex Program 
Our accelerated program allows you to Our flex program allows students to  
choose your own adventure! Choose   learn Python on a more accommodating
1, 2, or 3 full stacks at a part-time pace.  schedule.
18 - 34 Weeks 30 Weeks
30 Hrs/Week 10-15 Hrs/Week
Includes complete web fundamentals, Includes complete web fundamentals, and
then choose from the following stacks: Python (only Python is available through
Flex at this time).
Python
Python
Javascript
Java
U N
p ext: About the Acc eler a dP ga
te ro r m
About the Accelerated Program

Learn to build applications in some of the top programming stacks of 2023.
Pick between Python, JavaScript, or Java as your stack, or choose to extend
the program and explore multiple languages.
Week One to Two

You’ll Focus On
Programming Basics  Basic computer literac
Algorithmic foundation
To kickoff the program, you’ll study   Learning stamina
habits, computer basics, and  
fundamental programming concepts  
and skills necessary to be successful  
in your bootcamp!
Week Three to Six

You’ll Focus On
HTM
Web Fundamentals  CS
You’ll start with Web Fundamentals—  Javascript
a four week course that starts with the
basics to provide a good overview before
jumping into specific languages.
Weeks Seven to Fourteen

You’ll Focus On One of the
Stack 1 (Python, Javascript or Java)   Folllowing
Pytho
You’ll get to decide which stack you’d   Javascrip
like to focus on, either Python, Javascript, Java
or Java.
Optional   Optional  
Extra Stack
Extra Stack
+ Add 8 Weeks + Add 8 Weeks 
Choose from either Choose from either

Python, Javascript,   Python, Javascript,  
or Java. or Java.
Last Four Weeks

What You’ll Focus On:
The last four weeks of the course focuses Project
Algorithms
on putting together everything you’ve
learned to create unique projects, as well
as preparing for potential interviews with
more in-depth programming knowledge.
Up Next: About the Flex Program

A Week in the  
Accelerated Program
Programming Basics
Mon, 5 PM Your schedule the first two weeks of

Code Review bootcamp are altered for the
Programming Basics course. In these
introductory weeks, you will have lectures
two times weekly. Your cohort's schedule
will be confirmed with you in orientation
and onboarding.
Tues, 5 PM
1 hr. Live Lecture Lectures
Three one-hour lectures held Tuesday,

Wednesday, Thursday weekly. 
Self Study
Students should prepare to put in  

20+ hours of self-study weekly.
Wed, 5 PM
1 hr. Live Lecture Weekly Code Review (30 min.
Sessions)
Get assignment feedback in small

groups. Available Monday-Friday as
Instructor’s schedules allow.
TA Support (PST)
Thurs, 5 PM Available 7 days a week when class is in

1 hr. Live Lecture
session. Monday-Sunday: 11 AM-8 PM
PST.
*Schedule may vary based on cohort start date. Please refer to your schedule given once enrolled into a program for your weekly schedule.
Up Next: Dive into Stacks

About the Flex Program

Learn to build applications in the same Python curriculum, over a longer
amount of time, so you can manage the rest of your commitments more easily.
Weeks One to Two

You’ll Focus On
Basic computer literac
Programming Basics  Algorithmic foundation
To kickoff the program, you’ll explore Learning stamina
habits, computer basics, and fundamental
programming concepts and skills
necessary to be successful in your
bootcamp!
Weeks Five to Ten

You’ll Focus On
HTM
Web Fundamentals  CS
You’ll start with Web Fundamentals—   Javascript
a four week course that starts with the
basics to provide a good overview before
jumping into specific languages.
Weeks Eleven to Twenty-Six

You’ll Focus On
Python  Pytho
OO
You’ll dive into Python, the stack of the Flas
Flex Program, over the course of a 16 MySQ
Ajax*
week program, at your pace. Unlike the
Accelerated program, you do not have a
choice of stack. You also do not have the
option to add additional stacks.
Weeks Twenty-Seven to Thirty
You’ll Focus On:

Projects & Algorithms  Project
The last four weeks of the course focuses Algorithms
on putting together everything you’ve
learned to create unique projects, as well
as preparing for potential interviews with
more in-depth programming knowledge.
*Option Topic
Up Next: A Week in a Part-Time Program

A Week in the Flex Program
Programming Basics
Mon, 5 PM Your schedule the first two weeks of

1 hr. Live Lecture* bootcamp are altered for the
Programming Basics course. In these
introductory weeks, you will have lectures
two times weekly. Your cohort's schedule
will be confirmed with you in orientation
and onboarding.
Tues, 5 PM
Self Study Lectures
Two one-hour lectures per week

delivered either Mon/Wed or Tues/Thurs.  
Self Study
Students should prepare to put in  

10-13+ hours of self-study weekly.
Wed, 5 PM
1 hr. Live Lecture* Weekly Code Review  
(30 min. Sessions)
Get assignment feedback in small groups.

Available Monday-Friday as Instructor’s
schedules allow.
Thurs, 5 PM TA Support (PST)
Optional: Weekly Available 7 days a week when class is in

Code Review session. Monday-Sunday: 11 AM-8 PM PST
*Schedule may vary based on cohort start date. Please refer to your schedule given once enrolled into a program for your weekly schedule.

A n Example Week’s Schedule  

in a Part-Time Program
Sunday Monday Tuesday W ednesday Thursday F riday Saturday
6-8 AM   6-8 AM   6-8 AM   6-8 AM   6-8 AM   6-8 AM  

Workout HTML Workout HTML CSS Workout
9-5 AM   9-5 AM   9-5 AM   9-5 AM   9-5 AM   8-10 AM  

Work Work Work Work Work CSS
10 AM-Noon  
Catch-Up  
with Friends
10 AM-1 PM  
Sadie’s
1-3 PM   Soccer
Assignments  
& Check-In
3-7 PM  
Family Time
4 -5 PM  
Offi ce Hour
5-6 PM   5-6 PM  
3-7 PM  
5-6 PM   5-6 PM   5-6 PM   Family Time
Family Dinner Lecture Acc. Lecture Lecture Family Dinner
6-7 PM   6-8 PM   6-8 PM   6-8 PM   6-8 PM   6-8 PM  

Small Group HTML Assignments HTML Assignments CSS
Code Review
7-10 PM   8 PM   8 PM   8 PM   8 PM  
rep for the 8-10 PM   8-10 PM   Baby Time Baby Time
P
Baby Time Baby Time
Week Rest Rest
8:30-10 PM   8:30-10 PM   8:30-10 PM   8:30-10 PM  
HTML HTML Rest CSS
Pro Tips from Student Success
Overestimate the time you Create a calendar and stick List out responsibilities and
need for self-study. Both part- with it! It sounds simple, but a see who can help. Create a list
time programs have minimum calendar can be shared with of your household and family
requirements of 10-15 hours family and friends to help you responsibilities. See if you can
(Flex) and 30 hours a week stay accountable and to get offload any tasks or get
(Accelerated) attending lectures insight into when you’re going additional help from
and working through content in to be heads down. It also gives housemates, friends, and
the Learn platform. For the first you a reality check into how family. If you’ll be working
few weeks, allocate 5-7 extra much time you actually spend. during this time, do the same
hours for that work. It's easier exercise with coworkers.
to scale back than scale up.

Part-time Online Software Development | Course Packet 4.0
Let’s Dive Into the Stacks!

What does 3 stack mean?
A stack refers to a programming language, and when we refer to ‘full stack’,  
we mean you’ll study every facet of that programming language.
Stack One: Python  What Python is used for:

Python is one of the most popular Web Applications
Web Development
languages in the industry1. Its diversity, Machine Learning
adaptability, and easy-to-master basics Data Science
Cloud Infrastructure
makes it the perfect language to start  
with at bootcamp.
Stack Two: Javascript  What Javascript is used for:

JavaScript is ideal for building dynamic Web Applications
Mobile Applications
websites and applications. It runs on every Game Development
application level making it an efficient, Web Servers
Animation
modern approach to web development.
Stack Three: Java What Java is used for:

Web Applications
Java is a high-level language which Mobile Applications
revolutionized language development Game Development
post-release. It's adopted widely in the Web Servers
industry and going strong for 20+ years.
1 https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/ (visited 3/9/2023)
Up Next: Programming Basics

Programming Basics
To kickoff the program, you’ll examine habits, computer basics, and
fundamental programming concepts and skills necessary to be successful in
your bootcamp! During this section, students study basic computer literacy
skills, such as how to install and navigate basic programming tools. Students
apply algorithmic thinking to make predictions of common programming
skills, such as variables, arrays, conditionals, functions, and loops.   
Additionally, students experience the rigor and intensity of the bootcamp,

strengthening their cognitive processing stamina, resiliency, and other
behavioral skills necessary for a bootcamp. By the end of the course,
students should walk away with the basic computer literacy, algorithmic
foundations, and learning stamina needed to find success in a bootcamp.
Up Next: Web Fundamentals

Web Fundamentals
Front-End Development & The Web
HTML  Javascrip
Intro to HTM Functions & Debuggin
Basic Nesting Practices, Indentatio Event handlin
The Head & Body Parameter
Body Tags (lists, tables, etc. Implementing Dynamic Conten
Building Forms & Declaring Input Traversing DOM Elements
Values
Containers, Elements, Attributes, & jQuery
Classes
Essentials of the jQuery Librar

jQuery UI Library & More Libraries*
CSS 
Intro to CS Responsive Web Design* 
CSS Selectors & Declaration Intro to Responsive Web Design (RWD
Inspecting Element Breakpoints, Units, & Media Querie
Inline, Block, Float, and Positioning Basics to Typesetting & Scaling
Div Layout & Formatting Cross-device RWD
Styling Text & How Fonts Work Grid System, Fluid Grids, & Adaptive
Using Properties & Background Layouts
Replicating Complete User Interface

Using CSS Reset & Boilerpoint
Wireframing
Wireframing Fundamentals 
More Styling
Intro to Bootstrap
Git/Github 
Git & Version Contro
Using Terminal Commands*
How to Create & Utilize a Repositor
Git Workflow Overview & States*
Githu
How to Use a Github Repository
*Optional Topics
Up Next: Python
Python
MySQL  Flask 
Intro to MySQ Intro to Flas
Database Design & Relationship Routing in Flask Applications
Entity Relationship Diagrams (ERD Building & Using Forms
Database Normalization Rendering Templates & View
MySQL Workbench & Queryin Delivering Static Content
Conventions & Common Data Type The Different HTTP Method
How to Use ERDs Implementing Cookies & Session
Using a Database with Your UI Hidden Inputs & Form Validation
Recreating ERDs*
Flask w/ SQ
Import, Export, & Connect Your
Python  Database
Intro to Pytho Connecting & Running Python Across
Variables, Data Types & Best Practice Files
Using Strings & Built-in String Database Communication & Validatio
Functions Encryption & Data Security Basics
List Creation & Manipulation

Using Tuples & Built-in Tuple Function MVC 
How to Use Dictionaries in Pytho Intro to Model View Controller (MVC
Conditionals, Operators, & Nested Views, Session Classes & Session
Loops Data
Constructing Functions in Python
How to Use Models with Controller

Data Validatio
Python OOP  Using Bcrypt with MVC
Intro to Object Oriented Programmin How to Use Multiple Controllers &
Creating Objects & Classes Models
Adding Properties/Attributes to
Classes Deploymen
Constructing & Adding Methods to Amazon Web Services (EC2)
Classes Linux
Chaining Methods & Using Magic
Methods
How to Use Modules & Packages in
Python
Creating Multiple Objects
Updating Methods with ‘Super
Overriding Inheritance &
Polymorphism
Python Test Driven Development (TDD)

Unit Testing in Python & Outcome
How to Use Assertions Using
TDD Methods: setUp & tearDown
Advanced Python
How to Use Multiple Argument
Ternary Operators in Python
Using Lambda*
Using Composition Over Inheritance*
*Optional Topics
U p Next: Javascript
JavaScript ACCELERATED ONLY
JavaScript  Express.J
Fundamental HTT tho Form
P Me ds: s, Da a t Tr n a r
sfe s,
Declaring & Referencing & Rout n i
Variables Variable Hoisting in RE T ul out n

S f R i g
JavaScript
Conditionals, Operators, & Nested Socket.i
Loops l t on w th
App ica i s i Rea - i l tm e
Using Arrays & Loops in JavaScrip C ommun t o ica i n
Objects, Functions, & Function

Scoping MongoDB 
Variable Hoisting with Scoping MongoD B & Mongoos
Return Statements in JavaScrip M on o g DB O v rv w e ie , CRUD Ops
Function Hoisting
Intro to M on oog se
Depe n de n n on oo
cies i M g s
JavaScript OO M on oo g ommun t on w th
se C ica i i
How to Use Object Constructor M on o g DB
Common Constructors: ‘This’ & ‘New M on oo g se Me tho ds
Private Methods & Variables t Vl

Da a a ida i t on w th on oo i M g se
Creating Prototype Objects in r t

C ea e Ass o t on
cia i tw n on o s Be ee M g
JavaScript t
Objec s
Best Practices for JavaScript OOP
Advanced JavaScrip Reac

How to Use Callbacks r t
C ea e Reac t App
Delegating Functionality & Event l

C ass Based C om on nt p e s
Handling
P ro h l r n ynth t Ev nt
ps, C i d e , S e ic e
t t L y l
S a e, tho
ifeC c e Me ds
Node.JS  Fun t on l om on nt
c i a C p e s
Intro to Nod u t t u E t u
seS a e, u
se ffec , seRed ce
How to Use Package Managers (NPM/ cont xt e AP
Bower) Ma n l t on t t u n hook
age app ica i s a e si g s:
Making a Full Web Sever u t t u E

seS a e, se ffec
How to Work with Node Module u u r u ont xt

seRed ce , seC e *
Common & Useful Node Module

Node.JS
Deploymen
A m zon W
a rv (E eb Se ices C2)
Modularizatio L nux
i
Using Require & Module.exports Pro u t on Env ronm nt

d c i i e s
How to Modularize Existing Projects
* Optional Topics
U p Next Java:
Java ACCELERATED ONLY
Java Fundamentals  Java Spring 

Intro to Jav Spring Intr
Java Development Kit Installatio Routin
Executing Java Programs Java Server Page
Variables, Data Types, & Type Castin Sessio
Control Structures & Exceptions
Form Submissio
GET vs POS
Java OOP  Dependency Injection
Intro to Object Oriented Programmin Spring MV

Creating Objects & Classes Model, View, and Controller (MVC)
Methods, Member Variables & Design Patter
Constructors Java Persistence API (JPA
Overloading & this MySQL Connection
Inheritance & Packages
Persistent Model Annotation
Advanced Java OO Relationship
Use of Static Advanced Queries
Interfaces & Abstract Classes Spring Securit

Annotations Spring Security Overvie
Java Beans
Authentication & Authorizatio
Data Structures Servlet API Integratio
Doubly Linked Lists Spring MVC Integration
Tries
Deploymen
Amazon Web Services (EC2)
t on l To
*Op i a pics
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p i t knt
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Career Services
Lifetime career services support. Our experienced Career Services team
provides guidance, strategy, and prep to help you in your job search whether
it's post-graduation or later down the road.
Professional Profile & Portfolio Building 
From day one, gain access to your Career Services Manager who will
begin to guide you into creating your digital footprint, learning skills
companies seek, and building a profile that communicates those points
to recruiters. Milestones:
Li edI p fi e c ea i
nk n ro l r t on a d p i iza i n 
n o t m t o
Gi thu b P f i P d c i n
ort ol o ro u t o
Res um e De e p e & C a i
v lo m nt ur t on
Job Prospecting & Application Guidance 
All while learning the most popular programs in tech, you’ll be working on
your job search for when graduation approaches. Your Career Service
Manager will work with you on potential job titles to seek, explain different
role descriptions, and guide you on how a first job post-bootcamp can
help you work toward your long-term career goals. Milestones:
Rea J b Sea ch
l o r
Sa p e App ica i s
m l l t on
Hi i g Ma age C
r n n r ommun ica i n
t o
J b Ti e Refi e e
o tl n m nt
Interview Prep & Negotiation 
One of the largest complaints by tech recruiters is it’s easy to find people
who can code, perform data analysis, and can set up a Cybersecurity
framework, but most of these people can’t communicate or work in
teams. Whether you’re an introvert or a natural leader, our Career
Services team will help you to show up as your best self in essential
interviews and your day-to-day work. Milestones:
M c J b I e ie s 
o k o nt rv w
Tec ica J b S i s Tes s 

hn l o k ll t
Ta ge C
r t om pe sa i n t on Ma age e t 
n m n
C ontr ac Neg ia i
t ot t on
C d g
o in j c
Do o annot gu arantee emplo y ment ,s alar y or c areer a d van c ement .
U p Ne x :I
t ndustry T rends
Industry Trends
Projected Employment Growth
for Software Developers*
$120,730  
Median Annual Wage  
for Software Developers*
 
SOURCE: *Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook,
Software Developers, Quality Assurance Analysts, and Testers, at https://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-
and-information-technology/software-developers.htm (visited April 19, 2023). This data represents
national figures and is not based on school-specific information. Conditions in your area may vary.
Some career paths may require further education or job experience.
Up Next: How to Enroll

How to Enroll
Do Your Researc
Explore our programs on our website and view other
program overviews.
Schedule a call with one of our Admissions Advisors who will
talk through your future career goals and what program may
best suit you.
Attend an Open House to meet directly with our Instruction
and Career Service Managers.
Submit Applicatio
Submit your application! The application process takes less
than 5 minutes and does not include a technical assessment.
Complete a quick 30-minute interview with our 
Admissions team.
Receive your decision within 2-3 business days.
Explore Financing Option

Our Admissions Advisors will help you explore  
our financing options
Coding Dojo offers a variety of payment options, financing
partners, and partial-scholarships for those who qualify.
Finalize Your Enrollmen

Submit your deposit, confirm your financing, and sign your
Enrollment Agreement to reserve your seat in class
Your Admissions Advisor will introduce you to your Student
Experience Manager who will help you get ready to  

start bootcamp.
Up Next: Financing Options

Financing Options
Installments
Spread tuition payments out over your course with

customizable installment plans.
Third Party Financing
Finance your bootcamp with a third party loan from

a variety of vendors or source your own.
Pay in Full
Pay your tuition in full and get started.
Schedule a call with an Admissions Advisor to discuss which

payment or financing option is right for you.
Chat with Admissions
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class commitment built into curriculum real projects, real datasets

Up Next: Choose Which Part-Time Program

Choose Between Two Options

to Fit Your Schedule:

choose your own adventure! Choose learn Python on a more accommodating

1, 2, or 3 full stacks at a part-time pace. schedule.

30 Hrs/Week 10-15 Hrs/Week

Includes complete web fundamentals, Includes complete web fundamentals, and

Flex at this time).

About the Accelerated Program

Week One to Two

Week Three to Six

Weeks Seven to Fourteen

+ Add 8 Weeks + Add 8 Weeks

Choose from either Choose from either

Last Four Weeks

Up Next: About the Flex Program

Mon, 5 PM Your schedule the first two weeks of

Three one-hour lectures held Tuesday,

Students should prepare to put in

Get assignment feedback in small

Thurs, 5 PM Available 7 days a week when class is in

Up Next: Dive into Stacks

About the Flex Program

Weeks One to Two

Weeks Five to Ten

Weeks Eleven to Twenty-Six

Weeks Twenty-Seven to Thirty

You’ll Focus On:

Up Next: A Week in a Part-Time Program

A Week in the Flex Program

Mon, 5 PM Your schedule the first two weeks of

Two one-hour lectures per week

Students should prepare to put in

Get assignment feedback in small groups.

Thurs, 5 PM TA Support (PST)

Optional: Weekly Available 7 days a week when class is in

Up Next: Dive into Stacks

A n Example Week’s Schedule

6-8 AM 6-8 AM 6-8 AM 6-8 AM 6-8 AM 6-8 AM

9-5 AM 9-5 AM 9-5 AM 9-5 AM 9-5 AM 8-10 AM

6-7 PM 6-8 PM 6-8 PM 6-8 PM 6-8 PM 6-8 PM

Pro Tips from Student Success

Up Next: Dive into Stacks

Let’s Dive Into the Stacks!

Stack One: Python What Python is used for:

Stack Two: Javascript What Javascript is used for:

Stack Three: Java What Java is used for:

industry and going strong for 20+ years.

1 https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/ (visited 3/9/2023)

Up Next: Programming Basics

Additionally, students experience the rigor and intensity of the bootcamp,

Up Next: Web Fundamentals

Essentials of the jQuery Librar

Replicating Complete User Interface

List Creation & Manipulation

How to Use Models with Controller

choose your own adventure! Choose   learn Python on a more accommodating

1, 2, or 3 full stacks at a part-time pace.  schedule.

+ Add 8 Weeks + Add 8 Weeks 

Students should prepare to put in  

Students should prepare to put in  

A n Example Week’s Schedule  

6-8 AM   6-8 AM   6-8 AM   6-8 AM   6-8 AM   6-8 AM  

9-5 AM   9-5 AM   9-5 AM   9-5 AM   9-5 AM   8-10 AM  

6-7 PM   6-8 PM   6-8 PM   6-8 PM   6-8 PM   6-8 PM  

Stack One: Python  What Python is used for:

Stack Two: Javascript  What Javascript is used for:

Java Fundamentals  Java Spring 

Professional Profile & Portfolio Building 

Job Prospecting & Application Guidance 

Interview Prep & Negotiation 

Tec ica J b S i s Tes s 

Experience Manager who will help you get ready to  