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> If they want to promote tech boot camps they should have community colleges open free to the public ones. Some of these even already exist, but seem not to h
by _delirium 10y ago
> If they want to promote tech boot camps they should have community colleges open free to the public ones.
Some of these even already exist, but seem not to have as good PR behind them. For example, De Anza College, a community college in Cupertino, offers a variety of intro programming courses for a $140 enrollment fee, with fee waivers available for low-income students.
- ben_jones 10y agoI took a c++ course at Canada college in Redwood city and the professor had us watch YouTube videos for instruction and submit assignments as Microsoft Word documents. Their is a huge lack of quality control that ultimately lowers the value of the accreditation of such institutions IMO.