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i remember hearing about a coding school that was charging something close to fifteen thousand dollars for a course on programming Android apps. the company cl
by HillaryBriss 10y ago
i remember hearing about a coding school that was charging something close to fifteen thousand dollars for a course on programming Android apps.
the company claimed to have some kind of special relationship with Google. but the course curriculum was apparently homegrown from nothing. very little actual input from Google.
and i remember wondering "what's the special understanding, the inside track, the competitive edge that their students will have?" it didn't seem to exist at all.
i mean, the company wasn't even making the curriculum up as it went along. it was hiring outside freelancers to make it up as they went along. that was their "program."
- sfrailsdev 10y agoI think Udacity had a claim like that for a nano degree.
- dmh2000 10y agobut not for $15K. maybe 2400 if you finish in a year doing it part time.