Software Development Certificate Program

In today’s digital economy, coding skills are in high demand across all types of careers and professions. Forbes and LinkedIn noted that those with full-stack web development skills dominate the pay scale and employer desirability. 

The Software Development Bootcamp at University of Nevada, Las Vegas aims to provide you with the knowledge base and practical experience you need to obtain a role in the software programming field. The curriculum integrates real-world projects and training exercises with software engineering theory to provide practical experiences, tools, and insights you need to succeed as a professional developer.

In the Software Development Bootcamp, you will attend lectures, take part in individual and group exercises, and gain access to virtual labs and real-world projects that teach you how to create user experiences through client- and server-side development best practices.

The Software Development Bootcamp was designed to meet the needs of working professionals. The program offers flexible evening and weekend course schedules and consists of a total of 414 in-class hours.

Curated curriculum covers web design, web development, and software programming. You will have numerous opportunities to practice your digital skills in a live, synchronous, virtual environment alongside your instructors to ensure in-depth comprehension. You can also apply the skills gained in your virtual lessons to real-world scenarios and gain extensive experience solving problems while obtaining feedback from industry experts.

A unique Introductory Course covers the most fundamental elements of full-stack development so you can determine whether or not it is the right career path for you before committing to the full program. Via hands-on training and immersive learning techniques, this 30-hour introduction allows you to rapidly develop coding skills, master theory, and apply it in practice. At the culmination of the intro course, you will complete an assessment exam and consult with your Admissions Advisor to determine if the extended program is suitable for you.