U of Oregon opens coding bootcamp to train adult learners

The University of Oregon is partnering with Trilogy Education to launch a part-time coding bootcamp for adult learners and working professionals interested in web development. The 24-week University of Oregon Coding Boot Camp will be a non-credit program.Trilogy said the partnership aims to meet growing demand for web developers in the region. Classes will meet at the University of Oregon, Portland two nights during the week and on Saturdays to accommodate work schedules. No previous training or experience is required to enroll. The program will require 20 hours a week of out of class on homework, projects and experiential learning.The program will cover the basics of coding, algorithms and data structure, along with intensive training in JavaScript and other coding languages. Students will also have access to career-planning services, portfolio reviews and recruiting assistance.

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