Online C# and .NET Framework Boot Camp (part-time)

Overall a very thorough coding experience involving both front end and back end languages.  While the online curriculum might be difficult for some, I found it very rewarding and informative.  My only negatives regarding my experience is that I felt very uncomfortable actually staying on campus, and I had very little interaction with other students.  Otherwise I would definitely recommend it!

I’m a recent graduate from The Tech Academy’s C# and .NET boot camp.  I must say my experience was positive. I enrolled in this boot camp to enhance my technical skills and to get some official documentation for my resume to back up the skills I had already self-taught. I did all my learning remotely and in between my work schedule.The Tech Academy coursework is up to par with the current job market. The background education they give at the start of the course was very helpful as it guides you through basic computer science fundamentals.  The curriculum is designed to be relatable, in-depth, and comprehensive. The instructors were responsive and helpful when I reached out. Once you finish the coursework, they have a job placement course where they prepare you to get your foot into the tech industry.

I enrolled in this boot camp for more exposure to the specific languages covered in the program and to get some official documentation for my resume to back up the skills I had already self-taught.  This boot camp adequately served that purpose.The program was definitely designed for someone with no prior experience.  It covered the basics but never really went in-depth into anything and most of the assignments required little independent thought and lacked real world applicability.  The portfolio you create during the program is mostly just following along with instructor videos and maybe making a minor customization or two.  This is not something I feel comfortable claiming as my personal work product.  The instructors were responsive and helpful when I reached out.If I hadn't needed the certificate, I would be far more disappointed that I paid $10k+ for someone to "teach me how to Google" (which is their constant theme throughout the program).  I could have learned the same amount just by working my way through w3schools.com for free.  Overall, I am not sure the level of content and instruction provided, alone, would have adequately prepared me to be a competent full stack developer.