Google and General Assembly Launch Developer Boot Camp, Promising Jobs for Graduates
The 12-week course, held at computer programming school General Assembly, plans to put newly minted Android developers in positions at VICE Media and Karma.
Sarah Grant | October 22, 2015
[Blogger's note: The course costs $13,500 according to the posts below.]
Google will launch a boot camp, in partnership with computer programming school General Assembly, that is designed to boost the number of Android developers in the tech ecosystem, General Assembly announced today.![]() |
Students at Dev Bootcamp in San Francisco, one of the dozens of schools that have sprung up nationwide to teach computer code. (October 13, 2014) Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/14/us/web-era-trade-schools-feeding-a-need-for-code.html?_r=0 |
<more at http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-10-22/google-launches-a-developer-boot-camp-promising-jobs-for-graduates; related links: https://generalassemb.ly/ (General Assembly. KEEP LEARNING. Master new skills in design, marketing, technology, and data — online or at our campuses around the world) and http://www.businessinsider.com/google-coding-bootcamp-for-android-developers-costs-13500-2015-10 (Google is designing a crash course in how to be an Android developer — and it'll cost $13,500 to take it. October 22, 2015)>
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