Learn Data Structures at These 258 Data Structures Bootcamps

Materi yang diajarkan di kursus ini disusun dengan sangat baik. Mereka memberikan pemahaman dasar yang kuat tentang konsep-konsep programming, bahasa pemrograman, dan teknologi terkini. Hal ini sangat membantu bagi pemula seperti saya yang sebelumnya tidak memiliki latar belakang programming. Instruktur di Alterra Academy sangat ahli dan berpengalaman di bidangnya. Mereka sangat sabar dan responsif dalam menjawab pertanyaan peserta. Saya merasa didukung dan termotivasi untuk terus belajar dan mencoba hal-hal baru. Satu hal yang sangat saya hargai dari Alterra Academy adalah bantuan yang mereka berikan dalam penempatan kerja. Tim penempatan kerja mereka membantu mempersiapkan kami untuk wawancara kerja, menyusun resume, dan memberikan wawasan tentang industri teknologi. Saya bahkan berhasil mendapatkan pekerjaan baru di bidang programming hanya beberapa minggu setelah menyelesaikan kursus.

Secara keseluruhan, saya benar-benar puas dengan pengalaman saya di Alterra Academy. Kursus ini benar-benar mengubah karier saya dan memberi saya landasan yang kokoh dalam dunia programming. Saya akan merekomendasikan Alterra Academy kepada siapa pun yang ingin beralih ke karier di bidang teknologi dan programming. Terima kasih Alterra Academy atas kesempatan yang luar biasa ini!

This was such an amazing experience that I actually came back to Prime twice. I attended the UX Design program back in 2019 and when my life took a turn and I needed to pivot, when I decided to go back to school for Full-Stack Development I decided to go back to Prime for their FS program. The experience at Prime is one not just of learning but support. From the instructors, support staff, and extensive alumni there is so much after program support. When i was researching other programs in my area, I couldn't find any that had the comprehensive support that Prime has for its students and alumni. To include career support as part of the program is rare but at Prime it's just another piece of the puzzle. I felt that in 20 weeks of the program, I absorbed so much. My instructors for the Full Stack program were so helpful. The saying is at Prime it is a fire hose turned up to 100. It's an intense, full time program that demands a lot of it's students. But that intensity is what allows its students to be more flexible, adaptable, and also fosters an ability to learn new technologies AFTER the program that we otherwise wouldn't have had the ability to understand. 

I graduated form MAX Technical Training's Full-Stack Coding Bootcamp. I highly recommend this program. I did a lot of researching when deciding which bootcamp to attend. I decided on this one because the languages and Stack aligned with my desired list of technologies I wanted to learn. However, I received so much more than I expected. My Instructors were, and have been very attentive to all of my  questions and struggles. My career coach has guided me every step of the way through job search. She has always been available when I need to talk. The staff as a whole is nothing but attentive and supportive. And even though I have completed my training and career search, they are still there for me. As I am starting my new and first role as a software developer, my instructor is supporting me through my required learning. When they say they support you and give you every tool available to succeed, they mean it. I cannot say enough good things about them. I will also mention that I was a virtual student in a class of in-person students. The instructors made sure that I was included in all class interactions and exercises. I have made so many friends and connections through this experience. It has truly been life changing for me and my family.  

My experience at ENTITY Academy shaped my career: thanks to the skills I gained in editorial and SEO, I was able to secure a steady gig as a freelance content manager for a reputable SEO agency directly following my graduation. The writing and editing on WordPress, as well as the collaborative workshopping of digital marketing collateral (think social media, branding, PPC), helped me hone the skills I needed to thrive as a marketing expert. Now, as a Content Marketing Manager for a professional membership community in the tech world, I'm practicing the knowledge I learned at ENTITY every day. Oh, and did I mention I was able to learn about and secure this job through the networking connections I formed at ENTITY? On top of the hard skills I developed, I also built lasting friendships and professional connections that continue to serve me well. 

Thank you, ENTITY Academy, for one of the best summers of my life.

Studi Independen di Alterra Academy pada program Kampus Merdeka Batch 6 kelas UI/UX Designer memberikan pengalaman luar biasa bagi saya. Dengan kurikulum yang bagus, menggabungkan teori dan praktik yang didampingi mentor profesional yang berpengalaman, saya mendapatkan ilmu berharga di bidang UI/UX design yang belum pernah saya dapatkan sebelumnya. Terima kasih Alterra, terima kasih mentor

I came from an academic engineering background and decided to leave my PhD program in biomedical engineering to switch careers and go into software development. I found TTS through a local networking event where a regional representative told me about the bootcamps offered, and I decided to enroll in the Full Stack Web Development course. I had the absolute best time in this course! I learned so much about front-end and back-end development including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as well as specialized frameworks to create beautiful web pages and interactive applications. The back-end education and concepts we went over during our object-oriented programming in Java section were also incredibly valuable to me since I do not have a computer science degree. Overall, I would definitely recommend TTS to others who want to change careers or supplement their knowledge because the comprehensive nature of the bootcamp really allowed me to feel confident saying that I am now a full stack developer. Also the TTS community is extremely friendly, and they have been wonderful on a personal level. 

I'm super happy I attended the boot camp at Spiced!
All of the staff is super helpful and has such a positive energy. 

I started with basic knowledge of HTML and CSS and learned a lot about web development and feel definitely job-ready.

Things which can be improved:
Since it is a very personal experience and it very much depends on everyone's self, I still think that the BootCamp can be a bit more intense. Sometimes there was a bit too much free time between the classes. This time could have been used to dive into details or to teach additional technologies.

But nonetheless, I would definitely come for another BootCamp to Spiced as every Teacher is such a cool person!

The program's structure is designed to build your skills from the ground up, starting with the fundamentals of programming and advancing to more complex concepts. I was amazed at how much I learned in such a short time - from Python programming, web development, and software engineering principles to data structures and algorithms.
From day one, I was immersed in a supportive, engaging, and challenging environment that was tailored to help women and non-binary individuals break into the tech industry.
What I cherish most from my time at Hackbright is the community I've become a part of. is the sense of solidarity, encouragement, and friendship among my peers.

Claustro inmejorable, contenido excelente. 
El bootcamp superó mis expectativas: aprendí mucho en poco tiempo gracias a instructores expertos y proyectos prácticos desafiantes. 

I came to this review site before quitting my job and doing this bootcamp, so I thought it would be nice to come full circle and leave a review after starting my career in tech. Overall, the bootcamp is great - you learn a lot in a short amount of time. I would recommend a bootcamp if you are in a hurry to change careers. That being said, LHL is not responsible for the overarching job market / economic climate. When I graduated every tech giant was doing mass layoffs. Bear that in mind before making a decision. Nothing is guaranteed. After a total of 8 months (which includes 3months of bootcamp) i finally landed a junior dev role. And I was lucky. That being said, the support from career services was good. They help where they can. If I were to use an analogy: they are a passenger in the car you are driving. Is it worth the money? I'm not sure. I think that they do a lot of behind-the-scenes work that indirectly benefited me. 

Overall, if you are passionate about tech and want to start your career, give it a go. Life is too short.

For curriculum I would prefer not spending a week on Ruby. I think the curriculum would be better served with an extra week with React or learning Typescript. Pivoting out of Javascript for a week didn't feel worth it to me. On top of that none of the TAs who picked up my request-tickets knew the language. The only fringe benefit of the Ruby week was that it was nice to see the MVC approach.

I found Launch School from a random Reddit thread and I'm so glad I did. I was considering whether to join a traditional 3-9 month bootcamp, go back to college, or self-teach. Launch School stood out to me for a few reasons:

- Rigorous curriculum & assessments: As a 30ish year old career transitioner with an existing college degree, I wanted to get serious about learning, have external accountability, and a clear path forward. Launch School gave me all of these.
- Cost & Flexibility: I wasn't ready to commit $15k to 25k+ for a bootcamp or the cost of another college degree. I dabbled in learning programming before starting Launch School prep but was still evaluating whether this was the right career move for me. Being able to pay $200 per month and pause anytime without penalty was a huge benefit. I never paused my Launch School subscription and I ended up paying roughly $4,000 for 21 months of Core which was the best money I have ever spent on education.
- Learn at your own pace: I talked to a few people who had gone through full time 3-month bootcamps. The long hours and aggressive schedule (where you miss a few days and you are out, with no refund) was not an option for me. I loved being able to set my own schedule with Launch School. It ensured that I had ample time to learn deeply and spend extra time when I needed it.
- Low hype: I was looking for a program with history of results and realistic expectations for success without the VC funded over-hype. Launch School's website, online reputation, and results spoke volumes about the quality and gave me clear expectations going in. Those expectations were met and exceeded.

What I didn't realize when joining was how robust and welcoming the student and alumni community would be. I got to meet and study with interesting and smart people from all over the world who gently pushed me to be a better student. I made lifelong friends who I have visited and worked with since graduating. The community of studious learners is a huge advantage.

The Core program was thorough and challenging. I knew where to get support when I needed it. I spent a lot of time studying on my own, one-on-one with fellow students, and in small study groups. Assessments were stressful because I wanted to do well for myself and they were extremely useful as a tangible measure of progress and feedback on my learning. The Core program was laid out linearly so I always knew what to work on next. This was extremely helpful after after my prior experience jumping from tutorial to tutorial without learning or applying much knowledge. When I finished Core I felt like I'd mastered programming fundamentals and could take on harder challenges. I also gained a confidence in my ability to learn new things deeply which continues to support my curiousity today.

The Capstone program was a shift in learning style, equally rigorous and rewarding. I learned so much in a short period of time and got to build actual software with a group of teammates. We learned, discussed topics and practiced techniques that helped my land my initial job and that I anticipate using for years to come. The job support after Capstone was thoughtful and incredibly helpful. Getting a software job is its own skill and Capstone helped me learn, apply, and iterate my own job search framework which I can carry forward to the future. I landed my first software job offer within a month of graduating and accepted an offer 3 months after graduating despite a tough job market.

During the job, I realized how much my experience in Core and Capstone had prepared me. I was able to become productive within a week, submit code and shape features within the first month at a fast paced startup. Within a few months I was reviewing code of more junior engineers and leading small development projects. I worked with many new technologies and tools I did not learn at Launch School and was able to pick them up quickly thanks to my experience in Core and Capstone.

Launch School's teaching style works great for self-motivated students who are ready to take their learning and career into their own hands. I got rigorous curriculum, a clear path forward, great feedback, and a solid community for $200 a month (Core). It was the best educational experience I've had so far and I'm grateful for it. If I were starting over in my software journey, I'd do it all again the same way at Launch School.

The challenges I observed as a Launch School student (None of these detracted from my experience, but I think they are helpful to know for students who may be in a different situation than me):
- The student and alumni community is large, friendly, and accessible. Launch School staff and teaching assistants are also friendly, supportive, and readily available. However, you must be proactive in engaging with the community and asking for help when you need it. Less outgoing, introverted students may need to get out of their comfort zone to engage with the community which is entirely online.
- Launch School is not a shortcut to a guaranteed high paying job. It takes serious study and time to learn software engineering fundamentals deeply. That's what I was looking for and the time I spent was worth it. I was lucky to have financial support during the time so I could focus on studying and I know many people who worked and studied part time, which they couldn't have done with other programs.
- Learning on my own (setting my own schedule, study habits, staying focused, etc) was challenging but extremely rewarding. I had periods where I lost focus and studied less but I kept on the path and grew my study skills over time. I came out of Core in the best "study" shape of my life.

My recommendations for students considering Launch School:
- Read all you can online about the program from the official website, subreddit, YouTube, Launch School blog + podcast, etc. There is so much information there that will help you decide if it is the right program for your needs and situation. Launch School has done a great job of laying out the key factors to consider when evaluating them vs other learning paths (many of which are applicable regardless of the path you choose). Many common questions have been answered by Launch School staff and others in blog posts and comments.
- Try the prep course. It is free and well worth your time even if you decide Launch School isn't the right fit for you. You will also get access to the community and can ask questions there from a host of helpful folks and staff.

A little over 10 years ago I joined CCS's Data science and data engineering Bootcamp. The program was extremely thorough, 
well-structured, and top-notch. The coursework, assignments and live projects challenged me to push my limits, and equipped 
me with in-demand skills using the suite of MS SQL Server software. With that discipline, confidence and the right mindset, 
I have worked on projects for nationally and globally-recognized companies through their exceptional placement support.

I would highly recommend CCS Learning Academy to anyone who wants to make a career in Data Science and is looking for guidance!

Highly recommend WCS. I was able to learn different skills (soft and technical) and at the end finally got a job.
The curriculum is complete and will give you plenty of ideas to improve companies work methods.

Estudiar en P5 es un lujo total. La gente que trabaja acá siempre tiene la mejor predisposicion ante todo lo que puedas necesitar y hace que tu proceso de aprendizaje sea más que genial!

I am a student of Microverse and can confidently say that Microverse is the perfect place for people who wants to become a Full Stack Developer. Here, they do not just teach you how to code but also take you through the real professional environment of a developer.
Every week they assign us a real-life project and a coding team with a dateline strictly to be followed. This has made us better at communication skills while building up all of our technical knowledge. The strict dateline they give us forces us to plan ahead and improve our time management skills.
Joining the software development program at Microverse has been the best decision I have made in my career. They do not just teach you how to code but also help you become marketable in the job market. Plus, you don’t have to pay anything until you get a job!
Thank you Microverse!
- Angom Chittaranjan

Zip Code Wilmington doesn't just emphasize a single coding language, attempting to pass you off as an expert in a short time frame. ZCW focuses on not just providing you with core concepts, but teaching you how to teach yourself with just a single thread to start with. My learning path in the course was Java, and then using a bit of react and javascript. My job after Zip Code is based entirely in C# and Angular. I was nervous at first but after my first day and looking through codebases, I realized that anything I didn't understand about what I was looking through, I knew how to learn about, because Zip Code ensured that. They do a good job of letting you speak up as you need help, rather than assuming everyone wants the same kind of assistance. In addition to the staff supporting you when you have questions, ZCW always reiterates the importance of working as a team of peers. The expectation is almost never that you can't share information, and almost always a matter of sharing knowledge you've gained with others in the course who haven't picked those skills up yet. It's a very busy 3 months, but they're incredibly worth it. 

From day one of the Bootcamp, the teachers kept telling us "Check yourself before you wreck yourself and trust the process". I didn't know what they meant at the time and I questioned everything. Coming from Retail Management as working background with zero experience in the Tech world the Bootcamp was quite intense as well as overwhelming for me throughout the whole 12-week course. A lot of new information was thrown at us every day, and the next day built on the previous one. Apart from the 10-6 daily schedule, I had to grind lots of extra hours of self-studying in order to keep up with the course. But at some point, everything started coming together and the puzzle started becoming more concrete. It's a GREAT program - for everyone - regardless of their background, whether they are coders or non-coders. The teachers and TA are very knowledgeable. They are extremely friendly and patient. The teachers taught me how to code but also how to be patient, be gentle with myself, and work in a team effectively. The management team is polite, friendly, and present. They're always available to help with any issues. The Career Week was very helpful and enlightening in order to help us prepare properly for the job hunt, job interviews, polish our resume and Linkedin profile. I chose Codaisseur mainly for the "No cure- no pay" model that they offer, as tuition fees can be quite stressful while trying to find a job as a junior developer. All and all, I am 100% satisfied with my choice as I found my first job as a Junior API Engineer 5-weeks after my graduation. If you're on the fence (just like me in the beginning) and wondering if you should take Codaisseur Bootcamp or not, please do yourself a favor – take a leap of faith – and GO FOR IT! Be prepared, be ready and enjoy the ride!! 

This bootcamp taught me everything I needed to know on how to set up a development environment and workspace on almost any machine in the first few weeks of class! This proved valuable in many situations during and after bootcamp. We Can Code IT covered all of the basics of Java in about 6 months, this was necessary in job hunting which they also played a huge part in mentoring me and enabling me to secure employment within weeks of graduating! 

I researched several boot camps before choosing Bottega and I'm glad I did. The instructor was with us every day with the goal of making sure we understood the material. Was it intense? For sure! I mean this is web development! But repetition breeds familiarity so hard work and success in the program go hand in hand. I read beforehand many people recommending part time instead of a full time boot camp. I would say now that is wrong. You want an instructor with you. Go full time. Also, embrace the struggle. You're going to struggle for sure, but that is where the deepest learning happens. Mistakes are fantastic because you remember them and learn a lesson! To sum up, go to Bottega and go full-time! You won't regret it!

Highly recommend this course to anyone looking to break into a data analytics role. It has the right mix of learning resources that is easy to follow and helps you stay on track with a nice motivational layout. You learn popular tools currently being used in Analytical roles.

The Cognixia JUMP Program Mainframe Development Course is an outstanding opportunity for anyone looking to build a solid foundation in mainframe development. Over the course of an intense and fast-paced four weeks, we covered an impressive range of topics, including mainframe operating systems, Job Control Language (JCL), COBOL, Assembly language, and various essential mainframe development tools. Despite the brisk pace, the program was structured to ensure a deep and practical understanding of these complex concepts.

A significant highlight of the course was the expert instruction. Our instructor brought a wealth of industry experience to the classroom, and their teaching skills were exceptional. They had an uncanny ability to break down challenging material into digestible concepts while fostering an engaging learning environment. They went above and beyond to ensure we retained the knowledge and could effectively apply it. This was achieved through a variety of hands-on labs, assignments, and real-world scenarios that reinforced our learning and deepened our practical understanding.

One of the program’s most valuable aspects was its focus on preparing us for real-world success. Toward the end of the course, we had a rare chance to interview with potential clients, allowing us to apply our skills in a professional setting. This experience provided invaluable insight into employer expectations and helped us learn how to confidently present ourselves as capable mainframe developers.

By the program’s conclusion, I felt thoroughly equipped to handle the demands of a mainframe development role. The combination of challenging coursework, hands-on practice, and expert mentorship gave me the confidence to excel in my interview and secure a position. I wholeheartedly recommend the Cognixia JUMP Program Mainframe Development Course to anyone looking to enter the field.

Una muy buena experiencia con este bootcamp, los expertos o los maestros son personas que han trabajado en la industria y con las tecnologías que imparten por lo que el conocimiento que te proporcionan es relevante. De igual manera los grupos no son tan grandes por lo que es posible preguntar tus dudas.
Es necesario dedicarle más horas que las horas de clase pero esto es necesario para practicar.
Me llevo muchos conocimientos nuevos y un curriculum mejorado con opciones para un cambio de carrera por lo que me voy satisfecho

Before jumping into coding in Israel, I looked through quite a few institutions that provide education in this field and was very impressed with the high standards and professional communication of Developers Institute. The entry project was challenging enough, but not impossible to do and the Bootcamp itself was very intense, oriented on as much new information that can be learned and practiced and squeezed into every single day, week, month etc.. Very supportive instructors and a general can-do attitude of the whole DI team really helped to make this a very challenging but positive and most importantly learning experience.

I completed JavaScript Full-Stack Online Mentored Bootcamp and it was really great journey. 

With zero experience I ended up with solid foundation to build almost any app. It wasn't easy, but very rewarding.

You just have to follow the steps in process. I highly recommend it!