Dev Bootcamp Classes Thuringia

This 1-week Python Immersive is geared towards beginners with no prior coding experience and meant to give students a fundamental understanding of Python to start coding on their own. Students will learn best practices for coding with Python, work on exercises and programs in Python, and conclude with 2 projects of their own.

This beginner Python course is a flexible program meant to get complete beginners comfortable coding with Python. With a blended learning model, students will gain access to pre-learning and setup videos to hit the ground running. Students will learn to code with Python with a hands-on approach, building Python programs, and working with data. This course covers key programming concepts like object-oriented programming as well as data science fundamentals and culminates with a project creating an API to pull in 3rd party data. This 40-hour program can be taken in-person in NYC or live online over 1-week (full-time) or ten weeks (part-time).

This beginner Python course is designed for beginners to get students comfortable with the basics of Python programming. The course will cover foundational Python concepts, including data types, data structures, control flow, loops, functions, importing and exporting files, and manipulating data. This weeknight class offers a low-touch way for those working full-time to get started with Python in the evenings.

This Java course introduces the basics of programming to those without experience. Participants will learn important programming terms and the first steps of programming using primitive data types and simple instructions. At the end of the course, participants can create a simple application using the Java Application Programming Interface (API).

In this course, Java programmers can learn advanced concepts and technologies. Participants will learn database access through JDBC, concurrency, network programming, and distributed objects. They will work on creating sample programs throughout the course.

This course introduces Java programming to experienced programmers. Participants learn the basics of Java programming, the program structure, data types, operators, flow control, object-oriented programming, multithreading, synchronization, and event handling. Throughout the course, participants will work on creating sample applications.

This course introduces Java programmers to the Eclipse development environment. Participants will learn the Eclipse platform and workplace, program development, refactoring techniques, testing with Junit, and debugging applications.

In this course, Java programmers learn to use the Java Database Connector (JDBC) to optimize database access and query data. Participants will learn to create and manage database-driven applications. Additionally, they will learn the architecture and setup of a JDBC connection and the creation of a generic database client with Swing Gui.

Experienced Java programmers can take this course to learn components for creating distributed business applications through Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB). Participants will learn EJB components, session beans, message-driven beans, and context and dependency interjection. Upon completion of the course, participants can create a business application through EJB.

In this course, Java programmers learn how to provide web services to distributed Java applications. Participants learn how to implement an interoperable service-oriented approach. By working through the integration of web services, participants also learn web service platforms like Java EE and Apache Axis, Java Libraries, and the security of the applications.