About the Bootcamp

The 8-week iOS evening bootcamp provides accelerated training in app development for experienced engineers. The course was designed to cover all the major topics required to build iOS apps according to current industry best practices through the following components:

  • Weekly 2 hour session to review key mobile concepts and topics.
  • Weekly lab session to collaborate on projects and complete coding challenges.
  • Weekly app assignments to immediately apply each new topic introduced.
  • Group project to design and develop a complete app with a team over the course.

At the end of the program, your group will compete for prizes at Demo Day and you will join our CodePath alumni network which provides access to curated events, opportunities to network with other alums, and priority selection for future classes.

September 11, 2017

8-week course, 2-hour sessions 7-9pm on M/W

Locations (listed below)

Menlo Park, New York, Seattle, SF, Oakland

Price: No charge
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Curriculum

Free to Join

Students are not charged anything. We only ask that you try to share what you learn.

Small Cohorts

Each bootcamp group has just 30 students enrolled to ensure proper mentorship and attention.

Convenient Schedule

The 8-week bootcamp has in-person evening sessions twice a week paired with online learning.

Prime Location

Bootcamp sessions are held via a blend of video conferencing and in-person sessions in your city.

Hands-on Projects

Every week a small but functional app is developed to strengthen and solidify mobile concepts.

Peer Collaboration

Every participant will collaborate with others to design and develop a custom product.

Hands-on Projects

The bootcamp curriculum is entirely centered around building interesting projects that reinforce every concept introduced. Each week after the instruction session, students can work independently or with their peers developing a basic app to spec. The only way to learn development skills is to build and during this bootcamp, you will get experience building a diverse set of apps.

Participants also develop group projects and compete to become finalists at our public Demo Day. The apps developed are always quite sophisticated.

The Teachers

Ben Sandofsky

BS Double Major: Computer Science + Humanities, Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

I've worked as a professional engineer for over ten years. I was at Twitter over four years, where I was Tech Lead on Twitter for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Before that, I was lead on mobile.twitter.com, one of the company's largest Ruby systems. When the company shifted to mobile, I ran bootcamps for the hundreds of existing web engineers. Prior to Twitter, I've worked everywhere from tiny, three person startups, to large enterprise companies with thousands of employees.

Timothy Lee

BS Computer Engineering and MS Electrical Engineering from the University of Texas and Stanford.

I've been programming web and mobile apps for the last three years. Founded a Google Ventures startup called Miso. Prior to that, I worked in the robotics industry for four years. That was fun, but I saw the massive shift to web and mobile, and I realized that it was essential I learned these technologies. Since then, I've been helping others learn web and mobile and thinking of better ways to learn and teach online.

What our students say

Tim was a fantastic instructor. The class was challenging and worth it - we launched our iOS app by demo day and finished the class feeling solid with iOS.
Erin Parker
Founder of Spitfire Athlete and graduate of Stanford
This program was a great experience aimed at experienced professionals and doesn't waste any time. Be prepared as it can be intense, but you'll get back whatever you put in.
Anna Do
Director of Engineering at Yammer

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