Front End engineers work close to the actual user of the software. Many Front End developers have an interest in visual design, but it is not a design discipline.

In this program, students focus on building the "client-side" of applications where code is executed in the browser. They learn to write JavaScript, leveraging the React framework.


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Back End engineers work close to the data and how that data moves, changes, and grows over time. A Back End engineer can build a fully-functioning web application, but the majority of their work is all the parts of an application you don't see.

In this program, students focus on building "server-side" applications. They learn to write Ruby, leverage the Ruby on Rails framework, and work with SQL databases.

Launch is the program designed for young career starters. After 8 years of learnings, we created this longer, 9 month program specifically designed to guide these younger professionals (18-26) into the workforce with a heavy emphasis on professional development.

The program will be 4 days per week instead of 5, allowing the students to hold part time work. Graduates will be enterprise-ready C#/.NET software developers.