National University Online Bootcamps by Springboard

"The Data Analytics bootcamp curriculum is created in partnership with Microsoft. Bootcamp students will learn the fundamental business statistics concepts; analytics and visualization tools including Excel, SQL, Python, Microsoft Power BI, and Tableau; plus advanced analysis techniques. We will also teach you the strategic thinking required to become a successful analyst. Through these lessons you’ll learn how to break down complex problems so you can accurately test them, then structure your analysis around a central theme and present tangible business insights to key stakeholders. You will complete 20+ hands-on mini-projects, where you will apply core concepts in a hands-on manner. Units include: - Framing Structured Thinking - Analyzing Business Problems - Communicating Your Analysis - Connecting Data Using SQL - Visualizing Data Using Python"

The Software Engineering Bootcamp curriculum covers the core principles of development, the most in-demand tools and technologies, and will teach you the best practices you’ll need to land a job in the tech industry. You’ll learn software development from Colt Steele, named Udemy’s best new instructor in 2016. Colt will teach JavaScript, Python, React, Node, and much more - and you’ll apply each and every concept through hands-on exercises and projects. You’ll graduate the course with a custom capstone project, created with the tech stack of your choice, which will be the centerpiece of your portfolio. You'll also have the option to complete nine career units which cover finding the right job titles and companies, networking fundamentals, writing resumes and cover letters, conducting mock interviews, and 60 hours of technical interview prep, including in-depth preparation for whiteboarding and coding interviews.

The UI/UX Design bootcamp curriculum covers design tools, such as Sketch, Figma, and Adobe XD as well as sketching, wireframing, guerilla usability testing, responsive design, prototyping, and evaluative user research methods. Bootcamp students will have the option to complete four portfolio projects, including a design sprint. Bootcamp students may be matched with a real company to complete a 40-hour industry design project that includes identifying a customer problem to solve, competitive research, prototype design, usability testing, and improvement identification.