About Coding Dojo
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Founded in 2012, Coding Dojo has helped 8000+ students advance their career in tech. One of the only bootcamps in the world to teach 3 full-stack technologies in a single 14-week program, graduates go on to be hired by companies like Amazon, Expedia,... Read More
An industry-leading curriculum that's matched to regional job demand, students choose to learn 3 full-stack languages, choosing from Java, JavaScript, Python, and C# depending on location and program. Students also practice whiteboarding in group study sessions - preparing them for technical interviews. Experience building advanced web applications, solving real-world problems, and learning to think like an engineer. They also offer a part-time curriculum in Data Science, Cybersecurity, and UI/UX Design.
Qualified applicants may receive up to $2,750 in scholarship awards to put towards their tuition.
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Courses
Cybersecurity Online Part-Time Bootcamp
Data Science & Visualization Online Part-Time Bootcamp
Data Science Online Part-Time Bootcamp
Intro to Web Development
Software Development Online Full-Time Bootcamp
Software Development Online Part-Time Accelerated Bootcamp
Software Development Online Part-Time Flex Bootcamp
Software Development Onsite Full-Time Bootcamp
UX/UI Design Online Part-Time Bootcamp
Coding Dojo Reviews
Average Ratings (All Programs)
Qianye
Graduated: 20195/9/2019
Course
Onsite Software Development Immersive Bootcamp - Full-time
"Coding Dojo is a good choice"
My education background is Finance and I have 2.5 years working experience in the finance industry. What made me decided to do career change is that I move to a new city where IT is the main industry. The main reason that I decided to join Coding Dojo... Read More
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Romell Pineda
Graduated: 20185/7/2019
Course
Onsite Software Development Immersive Bootcamp - Full-time
"My Onsite Pros & Cons"
Pros:
- Learn 3 full stacks
- Very challenging (I had very little software experience aside from running data through R during undergrad)
- Career Services sends students and grads several job leads, which personally resulted in some interviews
- Instructors... Read More
Cons:
- Little time for family and friends during program
- All the money I spent on espresso, despite having my own milk in the fridge to keep me coding for 8 to 10 hours a day
- Working during the onsite bootcamp can be difficult but some have done it
After graduating from Coding Dojo, I received offers for software developer positions so I've been more than pleased with the experience. I've also been fortunate to cultivate and maintain strong relationships with my cohort, whom I respect and admire dearly. We had 16 students when we started the program. Ten of us graduated. Just like any worthwhile endeavor, there are inherent risks to attending any coding bootcamp. However, if you commit, stay faithful and true to the process, Coding Dojo can be a great place to start a software career even without any prior software experience.
Ronald Guerrero
Graduated: 20195/6/2019
Course
Onsite Software Development Immersive Bootcamp - Full-time
"Awesome Experience"
What attracted me the most to Coding Dojo was its curriculum. They taught three full stacks focused on web development in Python, Java and the MEAN framework. Being exposed to all three languages helped me build a solid foundation on a wide array of languages... Read More
Along with that, learning a full-stack helped me decide if I preferred front-end, back-end, or full stack development.
These factors along with culture fit with the instructors and the campus were strong factors in my decision to attend Coding Dojo.
Most importantly, having this solid foundation widened my approach when it came to applying for jobs. I cannot imagine being able to have applied and interview for the number of jobs I completed without the knowledge wide array of knowledge I obtained.
As a former student and now graduate, I have spent countless hours reading reviews and meeting other graduates from this program as well as others and employment post-graduation is everyone's concern. A majority of us graduates tend to place blame on the program but not very many of us take responsibility for our actions. It is up to us as job-candidates, to make our resumes, portfolios, projects, soft-skill and technical skills more appealing and presentable for prospective employers because there will always be competition out there and companies are not just handing out jobs.
As long as you put in the continuous effort and are relentless throughout the process from beginning to end, you will become a successful and employed full stack developer.
Cheers,
-Ron G.
Anonymous
Graduated: 20194/30/2019
Course
Onsite Software Development Immersive Bootcamp - Full-time
"Coding Dojo - April 2019 Graduate"
I completed Coding Dojo's full-stack onsite web development program at the end of April. Here are the top five things I enjoyed most about the program and why you might consider joining:
1) The program encourages for you to research effectively and to... Read More
2) Learning three different stacks. You see how websites can be built from three different stacks. This made me appreciate the number of ways a problem can be solved with technology. There is no one way to do things. Also, the pace at which you learn prepares you for the changing job market. Software / web development is constantly pivoting to new languages, so the concepts learned at Coding Dojo prepares you to ever-ready.
3) Coding Dojo's "learning platform". It is their online portal where you can access resource material, assignments, and take your exam. The platform will be your first stop whenever looking for information. The Internet can lead you down many different rabbit holes. The platform offers guided, concise, and well-structured learning material. It is the first place I search before going to Google something.
4) More on the platform. The assignments on the platform were fun and helped reinforce what you learn. If you can do the assignments then you will do well on the exams too.
5) Lastly, the instructors. All of the instructors and staff at Coding Dojo were incredibly helpful. They will often sit down with you to help work through technical bugs.
I can honestly say that I had a great experience. The program challenged me to work harder and I learned a great deal about web development as a whole.
Simon
Graduated: 20194/29/2019
Course
Onsite Software Development Immersive Bootcamp - Full-time
"A very productive three months that just raced by"
This program really pushes you across three stacks, which can be a pro and con. The pro is if you are able to keep up with the cirriculum, you get a very solid general understanding of web development, and are able to quickly pick up new languages and... Read More
Xiaoyu
Software Developer | Graduated: 20184/29/2019
Course
Gap Year Onsite Software Development Immersive Bootcamp
"It was a wonderful journey of coding"
As a person who didn't have any coding experience before went to Coding Dojo, I did have a suffering but good time there. It may be struggle during the studying period, but overall everything worth it. As my own experience, the more people get together... Read More
Justin Kim
Full Stack Developer | Graduated: 20184/26/2019
Course
Intro to Programming - Onsite and Online
"Highly Recommended!"
I've had several years of coding background, but I decided to come to Coding Dojo do learn more about web development and modern frameworks.
The 3.5 months I stayed here was personally excellent! One thing that stood out to me the most were the instructors.... Read More
I think that coding bootcamps are what you make out of them. I came to the school with the dedication that I will only focus on learning and studying, and I was constantly with the instructors asking them any questions that came my way, and for that I believe I got much more than I paid for.
One minor complaint I do have is that I wished we had more time on the MEAN stack. Due to the fact that we only had a month to spend on all four technologies/frameworks, coming out of the school I did not feel confident in any of the individual frameworks. After school ended, I ended up taking some courses on Udemy on some of the technologies such as Node, which helped me solidify what I've learned at Coding Dojo. The foundations I also learned from Coding Dojo also allowed me to learn afterwards at a much faster pace. I also do wish that Coding Dojo would teach us React, as I have noticed that most companies are looking for React Developers. However since we learned Angular, it was not too hard for me to pick up on it.
As a final postive I would like to mention: one of the instructors referred me to a contracting company that worked with Apple, and I ended up getting a contracting job with them.
Roselin Burgos
Software Development Engineer In Test | Graduated: 20194/26/2019
Course
Gap Year Onsite Software Development Immersive Bootcamp
"Coding Dojo (Burbank) was the best decision"
I got laid off from my job and started to apply for positions shortly after. I noticed that a lot of the job posting asked for some sort of programming experience which I did not have. I decided to attend coding dojo and it was the best decision I could... Read More
James Chaney
Web Developer | Graduated: 20184/23/2019
Course
Onsite Software Development Immersive Bootcamp - Full-time
"Immersive coding Bootcamp."
Coding Dojo is one of the highest-rated coding boot camps in the industry to teach three full technology stacks in a single 14-week program. I was surprised to find such a high-level School in Tulsa, OK. The entry process was smooth yet challenging. After... Read More
Aishoo
Graduated: 20184/23/2019
Course
Onsite Software Development Immersive Bootcamp - Full-time
"Very good experience! Awesome and friendly instructors!"
I had a very good experience with Coding dojo (San Jose). The instructors are very friendly and knowledgable. They cover 3 full stacks including Python, Java and MEAN stacks. The curriculum would be constantly updated and the stacks are changed according... Read More
Frequently Asked Questions
What financing options are offered by Coding Dojo?
Coding Dojo offers many financing options, such as Scholarships, Loan Financing, and Upfront Payments.
What courses are offered at Coding Dojo?
There are many courses you can take at Coding Dojo. These include
What types of programs are offered at Coding Dojo?
Coding Dojo has Full-Time and Part-Time programs for students that can be taken online or in-person.
In these programs, students can learn from and take advantage of 1:1 Code Review, career services, and more.
What are the job outcomes for Coding Dojo?
After graduation, 73% of alumni find a job.
Coding Dojo alumni work at various tech companies, such as Google, Apple, Amazon,Hewlett-Packard,Microsoft, Uber, IBM, and more.
What is the application process at Coding Dojo like?
Prospective students will need to submit an online form in order to apply to Coding Dojo.