Learn Artificial Intelligence at These 169 Artificial Intelligence Bootcamps

16 weeks may seem like a daunting time commitment, but the course is so worth it! The way the Data Science Dojo crew runs their bootcamp program is very thorough. The lessons and homework flow very intuitively. The modules covered build on concepts in a way that really helps with understanding. The instructors really promote class interaction which is good for tackling these topics in such a short time, getting our engagement rather than simply lecturing at us. They also encourage participation in a class Kaggle competition, which helps with additional free-form practical application of the concepts covered in class (plus some friendly competition for motivation). Most importantly, the instructors are very interactive, hands on, and passionate. They want to see every cohort succeed in their learning and you can see the labor of love that goes into teaching us, providing quality content both in the sessions and via the course site. This really sets them apart from other bootcamps, especially those provided online.

The course covers all the hot topics in the Data Science field, grounding in the perspective that the bootcamp is looking to prepare students with a broad range of experiences. I appreciate the context they provide and the thought that went into exposing us to a little bit of everything and the skills to jump in. 

I'm delighted to share my experience with this bootcamp! After completing my bachelor's degree, I was searching for a way to work with computers and data input. This bootcamp was the perfect fit! The team was incredibly supportive and motivating, and the instructors were always there to help during my weaker moments. Their encouraging words and useful tips boosted my confidence, and I enjoyed every class section thoroughly. I wish it could have continued forever because the energy and enthusiasm were outstanding. I learned a lot and truly enjoyed the whole experience. Highly recommended!

As a current student at Melsoft Academy, I can wholeheartedly say that my experience here has been nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment I stepped through the doors, I felt welcomed into a vibrant and supportive learning environment that has exceeded all my expectations.

The curriculum at Melsoft Academy is meticulously crafted, covering a wide range of technologies and industry-relevant skills. I’ve had the opportunity to dive deep into React, JavaScript, and other cutting-edge tools, all while working on real-world projects that have truly enhanced my learning experience. The hands-on approach to education has been incredibly effective, allowing me to apply what I’ve learned in practical scenarios and build a strong portfolio.

What truly sets Melsoft Academy apart is its exceptional faculty. The instructors are not only experts in their fields but also incredibly dedicated to their students. They go above and beyond to provide personalized support, answer questions, and offer valuable insights that make complex concepts easier to grasp. Their passion for teaching and commitment to our success is evident in every class.

The sense of community at Melsoft Academy is something I’ve greatly appreciated. The collaborative atmosphere fosters an environment where students support each other, share ideas, and work together on projects. It’s been inspiring to be part of such a motivated and driven group of peers.

Overall, my time at Melsoft Academy has been a transformative journey. The combination of a cutting-edge curriculum, outstanding faculty, and a supportive community has made my educational experience exceptional. I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunities I’ve had here and feel confident and prepared for the next steps in my tech career. If you’re considering joining MelSoft Academy, I can’t recommend it highly enough— it’s truly a place where you can thrive and achieve your goals.

I've taken the advanced DevOps course at Pragra, learned an awful lot about the CI/CD tools, and had extensive hands-on. I recommend it. 

During the pandemic I started learning some MATLAB so I could try building my own tools. It became a minor obsession. I was listening to podcasts about it, taking classes, watching videos, and staying up way too late. 

Last November I subbed for a guy at a theater who was leaving to take a coding bootcamp. I was like, wait, a what camp? You mean I can learn how to do this coding thing for real?

Last week I launched my app, built from the ground up in Java and Spring, with the things I learned from Coding Nomads. Feels great!

Coding Nomads has been great. I liked it so much that I started their Javascript course recently. Here's what the founder said about my capstone project: "Your capstone is among the best we've ever seen here at CodingNomads and we've worked with hundreds of students. So, job well done!"

My intention is not to leave pro audio, but I do see software development as my next career act. Ideally, I'd like to keep building Tracebook and SubAligner, while doing freelance development work for manufacturers, AV companies, and the live event industry.
I want to say a huge thank you to my wife, Elis, who is/was patient with my new obsession and all of the friends who I haven't reached out to a while. Thanks for your support! ❤️

I can confidently say that it has been an exceptional journey towards mastering the realm of data engineering. Dibimbing exceeded all my expectations in terms of mentorship, facilities, and overall learning experience. Instead of solely focusing on theoretical concepts, Dibimbing emphasizes practical, real-world projects that mirror industry challenges. This not only solidified my understanding of data engineering principles but also equipped me with the skills and confidence to tackle complex problems in the field.

 Plus, the community vibe was awesome! I highly recommend Dibimbing to anyone interested in data engineering.

4 weeks of intensive courses on data product management : from discovery to large overview. 
I really enjoyed my time at Artefact school of data. 
The welcoming atmosphere, the training conditions, and the course material was impeccable. 
As for the trainers, they had a high level of expertise, and were always available to answer questions and provide support. 

The pedagogical framework is complete, covering theory, methods, and practical cases. I suggest they include less Maths & more product management feedbacks & case studies. 
I definitely learned a lot & recommend this course. 

ThePowerMBA: donde la educación se encuentra con la emoción empresarial. 💥💡


Estudiar un MBA nunca fue tan emocionante. Las lecciones son tan adictivas que me encontré diciendo: “Solo una más antes de dormir”.🌙

Y, para aquellos momentos en que necesitas inspiración, ¡ThePowerMBA te tiene cubierto! Te inundan con historias inspiradoras y estrategias comerciales inteligentes. ¡Es como tener un mentor 24/7!

La flexibilidad de estudiar en línea es como tener un boleto de primera fila para la educación del siglo XXI. ¡Los títulos se obtienen con estilo!

Si buscas una educación empresarial que te haga saltar de la silla con entusiasmo, ThePowerMBA es tu escenario perfecto. Prepárate para un viaje educativo que se siente más como una montaña rusa de emociones empresariales. 🎢🚀

Overall, the course is quite good, it give a fundamental knowledge of machine learning, data analytics in a clear, logic and easy-to-understand way. In the end of each week, I have to complete many assignments which give me the chance to practise more. TA and HR team are very supportive. After finishing the course, I still got the support from HR to change carreer successfully.

Jigsaw Labs does a great job in preparing you to be a data engineer. The first portion of the course involves going through software engineering covering back end development. Starting out with going through some basic fundamentals of coding involving arrays, dictionaries, functions, and tests. Everything builds on itself starting from day one ensuring that one is able to gain continued practice and exposure to the concepts in different formats. From there it goes into learning about codebase navigation and implementation. Ensuring that you know how to setup a codebase for a project, and are able to navigate a codebase and make changes to the code. Afterwards, it takes you through SQL, OOP, and system design to fully bring together the construction of backend tasks and logic as a software engineer. 

This all takes up the first half of the course. After getting through this, things begin getting interesting. Students are matched up with various companies for an internship that runs in parallel to the course for the remainder of the program. With this you get live practice and opportunities in a professional setting along with mentorship from the company you're working with and the jigsaw team of instructors. This opportunity gives the chance to practice things such as stand-ups, organization of job needs and demands and more important soft skills that contribute to the ability of one to become a strong and effective software and/or data engineer. All of this is in addition to the technical skills being learned and practiced from the opportunity. This portion of the class involves at least 6 hours with that time coming from dedicated in class time with myself and many other of my classmates choosing to put in more time outside of class hours. 

While this is taking place, we begin going through devops, cloud, analysis, and other current in demand data engineering tools(the curriculum is continuously updated to remain relevant). In my cohort we covered docker and learned how to work with it and then based on the response of the job market, terraform was included in the following cohort and made available to those of us from previous cohorts. AWS is the cloud provider of choice and we work with it and learn how to use parts of its ecosystem such as EC2, S3, Lambda, Glue, Athena, Redshift as part of constructing a data pipeline. We also work with leading/emerging technologies in the industry such as Airflow and Prefect for workflow orchestration, DBT, DuckDB, and more. Afterwards we worked with tableau to practice presenting our findings for our target audience in a concise way that delivers our message through things such as dashboards.

Last but not least, we get to part of what truly helps distinguish this bootcamp. The job support and preparation is amazing. As we begin nearing the end of our formal classes and instructions DSA and leetcode practice is incorporated. This is for both python and sql. Additionally, reviewing and gaining understanding of the core key concepts we've covered throughout the course, how they function, and how to use/incorporate it in an appropriate way in a live setting is covered. This helps prep for conceptual and higher level questions that test understanding. From there, training and prep for answering interview questions is done.

When the course officially 'ends' a continuation of interview prep and content review is done. This helps ensure we are able to maintain and continue growing our skills that we've learned over the previous 6-7 months. Additionally, the team of instructors meets with you to help curate a tailored plan to find a job based on your experience and interests. At this point, some people continue on with their internships, some get offered more permanent roles, some find new internships, while some just continue to practice. All this takes place while applying for jobs. Help is provided on that front with slack channels, groups, and more that can help us network and expose us to opportunities that we might have previously missed. 

When I was applying for a job, I was given help with things such as resume construction, mock interviews, conferences and more. Overall, I'll repeat the process and recommend the program to others. The content is top notch, the instruction is first class, and the opportunities one has available afterwards speaks volumes. It can be a lot of work to keep up and ensure you're doing your best and properly learning the content, especially if you're new to coding. Even though I had experience I still learned a lot from the course and had to put in my share of hours as well. However, it's well worth it because of the skill-set you come out with. Nothing is a guarantee. However, I can say with strong confidence that if one puts in a strong effort into the course you'll come out with something that will help move you down your career path.

First I just hear my friends just turn his career path to IT industry and I start to find some information about Tecky. After visited them and I decided to apply their course. It's really hard and I can say pain as I have no experience in IT but after I have done what I want to create the project it's hard to just use word to describe how excited. I find a job with not bad salary easily after graduation so I am thankful to have such chance.

I learned about Thoughtworks-Prograd train and hire programme during my final semester of college. It was something I applied for. I was chosen for this programme after six rounds of evaluation.

Initially, I assumed that this would be like traditional classroom learning, with PPTs and all, but I was wrong. We gained experience through doing. It was a two-month training session. We learned about Java and Git for the first two weeks by performing little coding assignments.
Following that, Bootcamp projects began, with a project every week in which the prograd mentors acted as real clients for us and gave us the criteria. Prograd mentors were always available to inspire us and answer our difficulties throughout the process.

In addition to this, every week there were organized tech-talks and Pecha Kucha. We trainees were given presentations on any technical topic during tech-talks. In Pecha Kucha, we discussed various societal issues that exist in India. This discourse gave me a lot of confidence in my ability to speak. They also took weekly soft skill training, which helped me enhance my communication and personality.
Based on my personal experience, I can confidently state that enrolling in this programme was the best decision I ever made, and I am grateful to Prograd for providing me with this opportunity.

Unlike many other courses I've taken, this was a far more intimate and catered experience, allowing me to be more proactive in my learning and project work. The course provides an in-depth dive into the product field, while examining real world examples and experiences. There is a lot of consideration into your own career path throughout, and they are committed to helping you reach your goals.

The teachers in this program were exceptional, providing unwavering support throughout both the ups and downs of the coursework. Beyond the classroom, they also offered valuable guidance on launching a career in cybersecurity. Their dedication to their students' education and career success was truly commendable. This program not only equipped me with essential cybersecurity knowledge but also empowered me with the confidence and skills to embark on a successful career in the field. I highly recommend this program to anyone aspiring to enter the world of cybersecurity.

Entscheidung für den Kurs: Kurzfristig entschied ich mich, meinen alten Job aufzugeben, um über Entwicklung zu lernen und eine neue Perspektive auf Technologien, Apps, Websites und Produktentwicklung zu erhalten. Die Entscheidung fiel mir nicht schwer, da ich mich in meinem alten Job festgefahren fühlte.

Dauer und Classmates: Das Bootcamp dauerte 5,5 Monate und wurde mit fantastischen Menschen durchgeführt, sowohl Teilnehmende als auch Instruktoren. Die Teilnehmenden sowie einige Instruktoren hatten interdisziplinäre Hintergründe, sodass verschiedene Erfahrungen und Perspektiven bei Entwicklung und Lernfortschritt aufeinandergetroffen sind, die für interessante Gespräche, Lösungen und Herangehensweisen gesorgt haben.

Instruktoren: Keine Frage war zu doof – na klar – Selbstorganisation und Mitdenken waren Grundvoraussetzungen.

Lerninhalte und Ergebnisse: Die Lernkurve wuchs langsam, aber stetig, von einfachem HTML und CSS zu komplexeren Anwendungen, die erst skizziert und dann in React mit Typescript programmiert wurden, um zum Schluss zu einem fertigen Produkt zu kommen, sei es eine Website, eine Webapp oder eine Anwendung, um seinen Tagesablauf zu organisieren oder ein Katalog mit deinen Lieblings Pokémon.

Erfahrungen und Herausforderungen: Mit dem Beginn des Bootcamps ging es für mich darum zu erkunden, was mir liegt und was mir nicht liegt. Auf welche Weise lerne ich am besten oder welche Art des CSS liegt meinen Denkstrukturen näher, einfaches CSS, SCSS oder Tailwind? Hier musste ich mich mit mir selbst auseinandersetzen und einen Weg finden, Code zu schreiben, nach meinen Vorlieben, den man auch nachvollziehen kann.

Mein Erfolg: Zum Schluss kann ich von mir behaupten, dass ich nun in der Lage bin, einen Entwicklungsprozess zu skizzieren und selbst ausführen kann.

The boot camp prepared me for my career transition into IT. Since I was new to IT, it helped give me a wide breadth of knowledge so I could land a job in IT. I think the boot camp was a good value for the price to get all the personal time with instructors that you receive. The sheer amount of hands on experience helps you gain much more knowledge than if it was purely classroom based. I would recommend this boot camp to anyone interested in changing gears to IT. 

THS is the best place to enhance your coding skills. The whole journey in the Bootcamp was awesome. My instructors Prashanth, Pranish, and Akhil are excellent. They will teach you from every basic thing and will make you a professional.The atmosphere is very awesome. They
Motivated me in every way possible to improve myself.
Thanks to the whole team for improving my skills.

With enough initiative and AI just about anything is learnable. The value of Metana lies in its curation of high quality information that expedites the learning process. Some of the Web3 applications I've built required a relatively deep understanding of the underlying EVM architecture, and the instructors were always there for satisfying help. I still have a lot to learn but my base knowledge of CS has surely deepened thanks to Metana.

Having recently completed the IOD Cybersecurity Boot Camp, I was extremely impressed by the program’s overall quality. The instructors and assistant instructors demonstrated exceptional expertise and real-world experience, which was reflected in every session. Their dedication to equipping students with practical skills and up-to-date industry insights stood out. The interactive, hands-on approach made even the most complex topics easy to understand and engaging. For anyone seeking to improve their cybersecurity knowledge in a structured and supportive environment, I would highly recommend this boot camp.

Your future is now! It´s never too late to learn! Growth tribe changed the way how We get the job done. Google, SEO, and Digital Marketing were never as fun for us as it is Today! Thanks for all the knowledge; Growth Tribe! 

I just run this sentence as well through the https://headlines.sharethrough.com/  tool, till I got the score I was looking for in content value.  This is also one of the hundreds of tools that I got to know and love to use after my course with Growth tribe!  

Great Place to learn! Thanks for all!

Juan Carlos 

This bootcamp was a really good one! Tough indeed, but I learned so much. And special thanks to the very valuable coaches who guide us thru a bunch of science stuff. The format of morning lectures and group work on the stuff after lunch is really helpful to get into the topics and collaborate on them, so you daily learned twice. Very useful experience to study remote. The capstone project is really good for experience too, I learned so much more than in other courses earlier. Very well done neuefische 👏

I attended (and graduated) from the very first batch of Data Science Retreat (DSR) which took place in Berlin from the beginning of May to end of July 2014 .
Since I lot of time has passed since I graduated from this bootcamp / course, I think I can now properly asses the value that DSR added to my own career. Furthermore, since I stayed in contact with the bootcamp and the students which attended several of the later batches, I think I can also judge the development of the bootcamp over time.
Overall, DSR helped my own career tremendously in several ways. My salary increased significantly after graduating and finding a new job and continued to increase in the years afterwards as the skills (many acquired at DSR) were in high demand. From my experience, this was true for most graduates of my batch as well as later batches.
The curriculum of the first DSR batch was very relevant for my work after graduating and DSR also helped me to prepare for finding a job and negotiating a better salary etc. Many of the skills I learned at DSR are still relevant for me nowadays. A lot of the technical skills / knowledge is out of date now, but this normal for any technical profession, especially for a relatively new discipline as data science. At the same time, I think DSR made good adjustments to its curriculum to mirror the changes taking place in the industry, e.g. switching the main programming language from R to Python.
All instructors at my own batch were quite good and had relevant industry experience. Our main instructor is now the Chief Data Officer at a prominent German FinTech company. In future batches, the quality of the instructors increased even more as the bootcamp became more well known and the instructors gained experience in teaching the same material over time.
As my batch was the very first batch of DSR, we witnessed some growing up pains especially regarding the organization of the bootcamp, but this improved significantly over time and several years later DSR seemed to run like a well-oiled machine.
DSR also helped my career by providing an excellent opportunity to network with professionals from my and later batches, instructors and all kinds of other relevant industry people. I used my connection to people I met through DSR several times to find solution for some technical problems or further my career. People associated with DSR are - for the absolute most part - also very nice folks to know and I am glad to say I made some good friends through DSR :)
Again, overall I can wholeheartedly recommend DSR for people who have a relevant background & are looking for (and are willing to learn) a lot of new skills which will help them in their future data science career.

You learn a lot from your instructors but asking questions is a good way to learn more then the course material. Also, whatever the recommendation is for your computer specs get something a bit better it will help you a lot! I had to buy an emergency hard-drive from filling my 1tb. And ram seems like it's on short supply when your running two vms. It just saves you a headache if you get 32gb ram and like 2tb or more of storage. I hope that helps and I wish you all the luck on your journey!!