Coding Bootcamps in Denver

Flatiron School’s software engineering bootcamp trains students in full-stack web development with JavaScript and Ruby on Rails. This coding bootcamp in Denver meets at a WeWork campus, which provides amenities, networking opportunities, and a workspace.

Flatiron School’s career support services include one-on-one sessions with a career coach, resume reviews, and interview prep. The bootcamp has connections with many employers in the Denver area and reports that 90% of recent Denver grads found jobs; the average starting salary of these workers was almost $67,000.

Galvanize offers bootcamps in data science and software engineering that range from 12 weeks in length for a full-time program to 30 weeks for a part-time program. Students can take advantage of multiple payment options, including an income share agreement, scholarships, and loans from Skills Fund and Climb Credit. Graduates work at companies such as Amazon, Google, IBM, Tesla, and Twitch.

According to data from Galvanize’s 2019 Denver data science bootcamp, which has been verified by the Council on Integrity in Results Reporting, 14 of the 15 enrollees graduated on time and 13 found employment in the field within 180 days of completing the program. Graduates reported a median salary of $94,300.

General Assembly has placed more than 11,000 students in high-paying tech positions at companies such as Google, Microsoft, Best Buy, Facebook, IBM, and Samsung. General Assembly’s hiring partners number over 19,000, and the bootcamp has produced over 70,000 alumni around the world.

General Assembly offers multiple coding bootcamps in Denver, including part-time and full-time programs in data science, software engineering, and UX design. All programs emphasize collaboration skills and require students to build a professional portfolio that showcases their work to potential employers.

SecureSet offers a 12-week, full-time cybersecurity analytics bootcamp and a 20-week, full-time cybersecurity engineering bootcamp. SecureSet also offers part-time options for cybersecurity analytics or engineering that last 36 weeks.

The cybersecurity analytics bootcamp teaches students to catch hackers using real-world lab environments. Instruction includes training in team methods, threat identification, and data tracking. The cybersecurity engineering bootcamp prepares students for careers as security engineers, technical analysts, and penetration testers. The curriculum covers cryptography, network security, system monitoring, and threat analysis.

Skill Distillery offers a 16-week coding bootcamp in Denver that prepares students for careers as software engineers. Students learn both Java and JavaScript for full-stack development.

According to Skill Distillery, about 92% of its graduates land employment as developers within six months of graduating, and these workers reported an average starting salary of around $83,980. Skill Distillery graduates have found jobs at Bank of America, Comcast, Google, and other large companies.

The nonprofit Turing School operates a full-time, seven-month coding bootcamp in Denver. Applicants must choose to focus on front-end or back-end engineering. Turing School has helped launch over 900 students’ careers since it began offering its programs.

According to data from Turing School’s 2019 front-end engineering bootcamp and back-end engineering bootcamp, as verified by the Council on Integrity in Results Reporting, 70.6% to 71.4% of graduates found employment in their field within 180 days of graduation. The median pay was $77,500 for front-end engineering graduates and $75,000 for back-end engineering graduates.

The University of Denver offers its coding bootcamps in partnership with Trilogy Education Services, a bootcamp provider that often partners with universities. Regardless of which program a student chooses, learners build a comprehensive portfolio of projects they can use to demonstrate their new skills to potential employers. Graduates also receive a certificate of completion once they finish the bootcamp, though they do not receive university credit.

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