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Full Stack Web Dev Immersive: Launch a Software Engineering Career
Build practical full stack web development skills from front end to back end. You'll work with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Python, Flask, Django, Node.js, Express, MongoDB, and SQL while learning to build responsive websites, web applications, APIs, and database-driven applications. Through hands-on coding and projects, you'll learn how these technologies work together to create complete, functional web applications—from the user interface to the server and database.
What you’ll learn
Build practical full stack web development skills from front end to back end. You'll work with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Python, Flask, Django, Node.js, Express, MongoDB, and SQL while learning to build responsive websites, web applications, APIs, and database-driven applications.
Through hands-on coding and projects, you'll learn how these technologies work together to create complete, functional web applications—from the user interface to the server and database.
Course Objectives
Course Prerequisites
A full stack web development bootcamp is an intensive training program that teaches students how to build web applications from the front end to the back end.
At Skillspire, you'll learn how websites and web applications are designed, programmed, connected to databases, secured, and deployed. The program combines instructor-led lessons, hands-on labs, coding exercises, and real-world projects.
You don't need years of programming experience to get started. The program is designed for aspiring developers and career changers who want a structured path into software development.
What does this course look like?
Skillspire's 20-week Full Stack Web Development Bootcamp is an instructor-led program combining live classes, hands-on coding, labs, projects, and a final capstone. The curriculum takes you from web development fundamentals to building complete full stack applications.
Choose 100% remote learning from anywhere in the U.S. or attend classes in person at our SeaTac, Washington campus. Veterans using VA education benefits are required to attend the in-person program at SeaTac.
Who is it for?
This bootcamp is designed for beginners, career changers, and aspiring software developers who want practical skills for a career in web development. No extensive coding experience is required—the curriculum builds your skills step by step.
It's also a good fit for students who want a structured alternative to self-paced coding courses, with live instruction, hands-on practice, and real-world projects they can use to demonstrate their skills.
Veterans and military spouses in Washington State may be eligible to use GI Bill® benefits or other VA education funding for the in-person program at Skillspire's SeaTac campus. The Washington Worker Retraining Program (WRT) may also provide funding for eligible students.
How much does this course cost?
Course Syllabus
- Lecture (Monday): Introduction to Full Stack Web Development and Python
- Lecture (Wednesday): HTML and CSS Basics
- Lab (Monday & Wednesday): Setting up a development environment
- Lab (Tuesday & Thursday): HTML & CSS practice
- Lab (Saturday): Building a simple static webpage
- Quiz 1 (Saturday): HTML and CSS
- Lecture (Monday): Introduction to JavaScript
- Lecture (Wednesday): JavaScript DOM manipulation
- Lab (Monday & Wednesday): JavaScript basics
- Lab (Tuesday & Thursday): DOM manipulation exercises
- Lab (Saturday): Implementing interactivity on a webpage
- Quiz 2 (Saturday): JavaScript
- Lecture (Monday): Introduction to Python
- Lecture (Wednesday): Python data structures and functions
- Lab (Monday & Wednesday): Python basics
- Lab (Tuesday & Thursday): Python exercises
- Lab (Saturday): Mini-project: Building a command-line tool using Python
- Quiz 3 (Saturday): Python basics
- Lecture (Monday): Introduction to Flask
- Lecture (Wednesday): Flask routes and templates
- Lab (Monday & Wednesday): Flask setup and basic routing
- Lab (Tuesday & Thursday): Flask templates and rendering
- Lab (Saturday): Mini-project: Building a simple web application with Flask
- Quiz 4 (Saturday): Flask basics
- Lecture (Monday): Introduction to databases and SQL
- Lecture (Wednesday): Python and databases (SQLite)
- Lab (Monday & Wednesday): SQL basics
- Lab (Tuesday & Thursday): Python and SQLite exercises
- Lab (Saturday): Mini-project: Building a CRUD application using Flask and SQLite
- Quiz 5 (Saturday): Databases and SQL
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Cohort Schedule
Cohort Time Schedule
How much does this course cost?
We believe cost shouldn’t hold you back. Ask us about our budget-friendly plans.
Contact us to learn more:📞 425-868-8200 📧 info@skillspire.net
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• No monthly hassle — one simple payment
• Best value for your tech career investment
Want to learn full stack web development but don’t know where to start? Consider signing up to learn full stack with Python.
Python is easy to learn and great for back-end coding. The popularity of Python as a programming language is on the upsurge, thanks to its readability and ability to do more with less coding. If you are looking for a course that offers Python web development for beginners, look no further. Our online course allows you to learn full stack web development with Python at your own pace from the comfort of your home.
Our Java full stack developer course is designed to kickstart your programming career as a Java full stack developer. We regularly update our Java full stack developer course to make sure it is relevant and useful for our students. If you want to join our full stack JavaScript course, but aren’t sure if you have time to attend the classes, don’t worry. We schedule our classes on weekends and weekday evenings. Even if you work full-time, you can still attend our classes.
No, a basic level of computer literacy and a motivation to learn is all you need for most of our courses.
Our courses are designed for diverse backgrounds; If programming or tech is a career track that you really want to pursue, you may sign-up for our courses whether you are software engineer, product/program manager, analyst, researcher, consultant, student, etc.
It can vary depending on your unique background. However, it usually takes 18 hours/week outside of the classroom for homework and study time.
Yes, you will be given a certificate of completion for any course, after you pass the final exam.
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