Fullstack Academy New York’s part-time coding bootcamp. So you can keep living the life you have—and learn programming to build the life you want.
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Fullstack Academy is one of the most challenging educational experiences you’ll ever have.
Our part-time coding bootcamp curriculum is built to:
Combine all that with top-notch career counseling and you’ll graduate with the tech skills and career know-how to land your next position and build the career you want.
You don’t have to have worked in web development or gotten a degree in CS to be successful here. If you can be disciplined enough to learn the basics on your own and pass our assessment and dedicate yourself to software engineering for 28 weeks, you can emerge with the training required to land a job in tech.
Fullstack Flex grads go on to get hired at:
What Are We Looking For?
You’ve demonstrated your passion by beginning to learn on your own and are determined to become a developer whether you get into Fullstack or not.
Whatever you have worked on so far, you’ve strived for excellence. You’re focused on growth for yourself and others.
We look for students who are considerate, understanding, helpful, and generally pleasant to be around.
Each Fullstack coding bootcamp is divided into 3 phases
In this phase, all students rise to the same technical level before the start of the on-campus immersive.
Program Overview
Resources
Curriculum
FAQs
This is one of the most intense phases of the program. You will study:
1. Front-end development
User expectations of web and mobile applications have significantly increased in the last 10 years, and the sophistication of front-end development has increased to match it. You will study HTML5 and advanced CSS and go beyond with modern technologies like React.
2. Back-end development
You’ll take your JavaScript skills to the back-end, with Node.js and the amazing ecosystem of libraries that have made JavaScript the leader in next-generation back-end web engineering. You’ll master the use of APIs to connect to vast amounts of user data.
3. Databases
You’ll master data persistence by building your own SQL database engine, learning about popular SQL databases like Postgres, and integrating them into your applications.
At this point, you’ll have a solid understanding of the core technologies taught in the immersive program. It’s now time to put that knowledge to use by building fully functional web applications from scratch. You’ll continue to deepen your knowledge by solving real-world problems and learning best practices.
1. Guided team project
You’ll work in a group of 3–4 students to build an e-commerce site and will build all the components of a web application from the ground up, including the front-end, back-end, and database.
2. Personal project
You’ll come up with an idea for a web or mobile application and build it from scratch. You’ll take design considerations into account, like user experience and information architecture. You’ll learn new technologies or libraries to complete this project, which will help you learn how to learn new areas in software development.
3. Capstone project
You’ll work with a team of students to come up with an ambitious idea for an app and build it out over 4 weeks. This will be the most impressive project in your portfolio and will demonstrate your full understanding of software development and industry best practices.
Weekly Schedule
October 2020 New York Flex Cohort
| Foundations | Junior Phase | Senior Phase | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Location | Remote | Remote | Remote |
| Duration | 4 weeks | 15 weeks | 9 weeks |
| Schedule |
Self-paced, 20–30 hrs/week |
Mon/Wed 6:40pm–9:40pm Sat 9am–1pm |
Mon/Wed 6:40pm–9:40pm Sat 9am–1pm |
| Curriculum | Web/Programming Basics | Workshops & Lectures | Projects & Career Success |
All students pay a $2,000 $500 enrollment deposit upon acceptance—reduced for a limited time.
Learn more about how to make bootcamp affordable for you.
| Cohort | January 2021 |
| Application Deadline | November 22, 2020 |
| On-Campus Start & End | January 4, 2021–July 1, 2021 |
| Remote Pre-Work Start | December 4, 2020 |
| Class Schedule | Tue/Thu/Sat |
Our admissions process is one of the most rigorous in the industry—and you only get two attempts. So here are the four steps you’ll need to successfully pass admissions at Fullstack New York.
Student Projects
DJ’ing with motion capture and JavaScript
Retro video game (controlled with a tablet!)
Facial recognition figures out your mood
Monitor your critters over the internet
An immersive 3D life simulator engine
A web-based rhythmic dance game
Instagram for video in your browser
Make apps using React Native
Andrew Ash
Nick Ellsworth
Jungho Son
Lily Jen
Crystal Fields‑Sam
Program Lead
Meg Duffy
Career Success Lead
Fellows
Top graduates of the New York Flex program stay on as fellows to shepherd the next round of students through the program. They will answer your technical questions and support you emotionally in this challenging time.
To get a job in tech, you’ll need more than just the right technical skills. You’ll need to understand the industry, how to network, and how to differentiate yourself as a candidate. Our career counselors will work with you both during our program, starting in Senior Phase, and afterward throughout your job search.
During the program,
counselors will help you…
Once you graduate, counselors will…
Portfolios
During the last week of classes, New York Flex Immersive graduates present their final of three projects to fellow classmates at an evening of demos and can then use the full portfolio they’ve built to demonstrate their qualifications to employers.
Facilitated Connections
While many part-time coding bootcamp students are looking to either move up or move into a more technical role at their current place of work, other New York Flex Immersive grads are looking for new opportunities. That’s why we offer Flex grads the chance to attend Launch Day, our in-house job fair exclusively for Fullstack Academy and Grace Hopper grads. It’s a full afternoon of speed interviews, plus a networking happy hour with 20–30 actively hiring employer partners like Google, JPMorgan Chase, Zola, Black Rock, Data Dog, and many more.
Get the tools to build a long and successful career in software development.
We know learning doesn’t end on graduation day. That’s why we’ve created the Master Series, a collection of workshops and lectures designed to deepen your understanding of key computer science concepts and industry best practices. These materials give you the tools and confidence you need to keep moving forward in your new career.
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