Coding Bootcamps- Learn Programming Basics for Top Schools

Coding Bootcamps: Learn Programming Basics for Top Schools, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 48 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 20 reviews, and has 157 subscribers.

You will learn about Write Code Execute Code Test Code Pass Bootcamp Technical Interviews This course is ideal for individuals who are This is for people seeking to get into coding bootcamps or This is not for experienced programmers or This is for Mac Users – If youre using windows, dont take this course It is particularly useful for This is for people seeking to get into coding bootcamps or This is not for experienced programmers or This is for Mac Users – If youre using windows, dont take this course.

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Summary

Title: Coding Bootcamps: Learn Programming Basics for Top Schools

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 48

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 48

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 51

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 51

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Write Code

Execute Code

Test Code

Pass Bootcamp Technical Interviews

Who Should Attend

This is for people seeking to get into coding bootcamps

This is not for experienced programmers

This is for Mac Users – If youre using windows, dont take this course

Target Audiences

This is for people seeking to get into coding bootcamps

This is not for experienced programmers

This is for Mac Users – If youre using windows, dont take this course

If you’ve made a commitment to yourself to attend a coding bootcamp, but don’t know where to start, this course might be a great fit for you.

In 2016 I made a commitment to attend one of the top schools in San Francisco. My heart was set on App Academy, but I would have been happy with Hack Reactor or MakerSquare.

After studying all year, when July came around I applied to all three and I was accepted into Hack Reactor and App Academy.

I studied from February to July with all the spare time I could muster. A LOT?of it was time spent in activities that weren’t especially helpful.

In this course I break down computer programming visually so you can learn the concepts much faster than I did.

This course is dedicated to helping you?receive your acceptance letter to the coding bootcamp of your dreams.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction and System Setup

Lecture 1: Install Atom Text Editor, Better Snap Tool & Configure Chrome

Lecture 2: Create GitHub Account & Clone Course Material

Lecture 3: Installing Homebrew, NPM and Node

Chapter 2: JavaScript Basics: Have Fun While Learning the Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Run Your First Program

Lecture 2: Creating and Assigning Variables

Lecture 3: Learning and Playing with Strings

Lecture 4: Array Practice

Lecture 5: Playing with Objects

Lecture 6: JavaScript Koans

Lecture 7: Conditional Statements, Null/Undefined and Equality

Lecture 8: FUNCTIONS! YES!

Chapter 3: Algorithm Practice

Lecture 1: An Introduction to Algorithms

Lecture 2: Reverse String

Lecture 3: True/False Algorithm to Find Prime Numbers

Lecture 4: Longest Word in a String

Lecture 5: FizzBuzz

Chapter 4: Get Practice Working as a Software Developer

Lecture 1: Create Your First Pull Request to an Open Source Project

Lecture 2: A Guide to Adding Your Name to the GitHub Repository

Chapter 5: Responsive Web Design Certification

Lecture 1: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Add Images to Your Website

Lecture 2: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Headline with the h2 Element

Lecture 3: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Inform with the Paragraph Element

Lecture 4: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Fill in the Blank with Placeholder Text

Lecture 5: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Uncomment HTML

Lecture 6: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Comment out HTML

Lecture 7: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Delete HTML Elements

Lecture 8: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Introduction to HTML5 Elements

Lecture 9: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Add Images to Your Website

Lecture 10: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Link to External Pages with Anchor Elements

Lecture 11: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Link to Internal Sections of a Page with Anchor Elements

Lecture 12: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Nest an Anchor Element within a Paragraph

Lecture 13: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Make Dead Links Using the Hash Symbol

Lecture 14: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Turn an Image into a Link

Lecture 15: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Create a Bulleted Unordered List

Lecture 16: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Create an Ordered List

Lecture 17: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Create a Text Field

Lecture 18: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Add Placeholder Text to a Text Field

Lecture 19: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Create a Form Element

Lecture 20: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Add a Submit Button to a Form

Lecture 21: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Use HTML5 to Require a Field

Lecture 22: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Create a Set of Radio Buttons

Lecture 23: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Create a Set of Checkboxes

Lecture 24: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Check Radio Buttons and Checkboxes by Default

Lecture 25: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Nest Many Elements within a Single div Element

Lecture 26: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Declare the Doctype of an HTML Document

Lecture 27: Basic HTML and HTML5 – Define the Head and Body of an HTML Document

Lecture 28: Basic CSS – Change the Color of Text

Chapter 6: Interview Practice

Lecture 1: Mock Interview 1.1 – Iterate and Count Values in a String

Lecture 2: Mock Interview 1.2 – Write an Algorithm that Returns T/F if Number is Prime

Instructors

Ian Robinson
Small Business Owner, Podcast Producer & Software Developer

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