While not confined by the physical classroom, our switch to online learning has allowed us to shake up traditional practices, and reorganize our academic structure to be both more efficient and effective. Students may find themselves in virtual lecture halls with dozens of their peers in the morning, while spending a lunchtime review with a learning team of 7-8 of their classmates, and pair programming throughout much of their coursework. We strive to give students a 1:9 student:faculty ratio throughout their learning journey.

All students must have their own laptop (or desktop for 100% online classes). We recommend having 16 GB RAM and ~50-100 GB storage. Netbooks, thin clients and tablets are not permitted. Students can use Mac or Windows.

Please note that the Apple M1 processor is only supported for the Coding bootcamp at this time.

For students pursuing the Cyber bootcamp, the Apple M1 processor is not supported.

In each of our cohorts, we work to build a collaborative culture and community through regular Learning Team Lunches, Mixers, and Community Panels and Events. Students spend significant time working on small group projects or pair programming, and regularly attend Hackathons, Meetups, and other alumni events both during and after the program.