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I’m able to learn and use skills that will help me in my future career as a Software Engineer. I’m able to join extra projects such as Code Pudding and Real-Life projects with potential employers to show my skills and collaborate with colleagues. I have... Read More a great community of students, tutors, and community managers that are available for help almost all times of the day. It’s risk free and provided a promo code to receive a percentage off through a friend with their referral program!

The curriculum is great, informative, and I appreciate that it switches from lesson to practice then finally a final project to put what you learned recently to the test. The community is very active they utilize slack in order to connect and engage you... Read More with other students, tutors, and leaders. They're always a quick response from the tutors, they help you understand what works and why. Project Briefs are clear to understand and broken down into manageable portions. I'm having a great time so far and can tell the rest will go well!

Trying to learn Python and data science on my own was a real struggle. I had attempted it a number of times over the past couple of years but always found myself feeling overwhelmed by the sheer amount of information out there. It's hard to know where... Read More to begin when there's so much unstructured information available. But luckily I ran into Practicum Practicum is an online platform that provides hands-on learning experiences in data science and analytics. Instead of drowning in theory, Practicum gets you straight into practicing with exercises every step of the way. This interactive approach to learning keeps you engaged and motivated, making the learning experience much more enjoyable than traditional lecture-based classes. This applies especially if you are a hands on, get straight into it kind of person. One of the things I like most about Practicum is the support provided. You have at least 2 timeslots per day where someone can always answer your questions on the slack channels. Additionally, every couple of weeks, you get zoom webinars hosted by tutors that go over the concepts learned in the sprints. This provides an opportunity to re-learn or brush up on knowledge that you may not be 100% confident in. The community is also very lively with events, study sessions, and other activities constantly popping up, which creates a supportive environment where you can collaborate and learn from your peers. Another great thing about Practicum is the balanced workload. The course is designed to be completed in 9 months, but if you fall behind, you can always contact your community manager to get extensions. This allows you to balance your learning with other responsibilities, such as work or family. Overall, Practicum has been a great choice for my data science journey. I am already gaining useful knowledge and have completed a couple of my own data science projects. The interactive platform, projects, learning team, Slack community, and workshops have all been instrumental in helping me reach my goal of becoming a data analyst or data scientist. If you're considering starting your data science journey, I highly recommend Practicum. The interactive platform, support, and balanced workload make it a great choice for anyone looking to get into the field.

I am a full-time employee working at Uber and some other companies that use the same business model. The reason I decided to become a programmer started a few years ago, thing that became a little bit difficult since I had to move from my home country.... Read More I used to study using Udemy platform, and I can already tell the difference between the two courses, in practicum you have assistance 24/7 from tutors located all over the world and the country. The course has a wide curriculum for you to have in your personal portfolio but also varies the projects every certain amount of time. The career acceleration program seems something super useful, in which you have somebody help you land your first job in this awesome career.

I joined Practicum Software Engineer bootcamp with the sole purpose of learning end to end web development. I tried many programs (from youtube videos to other freely available bootcamps) to get minimum knowledge in web development. In all these programs,... Read More I felt that a methodical approach is missing. I know that I can easily create a website following some youtube tutorials. But such websites are not professionally implemented, and are very difficult to maintain. For instance while styling websites, we should follow a methodology like BEM to create well maintainable websites. Practicum has the state of the art methodologies to implement real websites for businesses. I tried Practicum's free code camp (the first module), and was impressed that they have an excellent program that could help me to create professional websites. After my free trial, I immediately switched to the paid program, and I am quite satisfied with my decision. If you are serious about developing professional websites, please do not waste your time in following youtube tutorials or some freely available bootcamps. Unless you do hands-on work and get the feedback on your work, you are not on the right path to success. Practicum's curriculum has the right balance of theory and practice. In each sprint you will be given some study material with exercises, and you will also work on a project, which will be professionally evaluated. The project work in each sprint will reinforce your learnings. Consider Practicum if you have these goals and traits: 1. You want to develop professional websites 2. The program does not have video lessons (or have very limited videos). You should be comfortable in studying the text material rendered via practicum website. 3. You are not discouraged by the feedback you get highlighting the mistakes in your logic/code in each sprint. 4. You seriously looking to start a career as a Software Engineer 5. You are ready to spend at least 10 hours a week on the program

Practicum has been a life changing experiment for me. The entirety of the program has taught me so much and I am not even half way done with the course. The material is amazing and all the tutors and community managers are super nice and are always there... Read More to help. There is so much knowledge and information to attain from this program. Not only the boot camp itself but from the tutors themselves. They are all very learned and want to give you the help and information you need. With regards to the program itself, it is split up into 15 Sprints/ 15 projects and the way the program it set up to teach you the different languages starting with HTML and CSS styles and then introducing JavaScript and so on is perfectly set up. Each Sprint introduces the next one like a perfect paper would introduce each paragraph. It is beautiful the way it is set up and the best way to become a software engineer. I can not stress how much I have learned in just two months and how much you can learn if you put your faith into the program! I would tell anyone to take this course if they are serious about learning and want to be a successful software engineer! Joining practicum was the best decision I could have made! I hope you take the course and love it as much as I do!

Let me start by saying WOW! This is a really good course. It exceeded all my expectations, although I am still studying and I still have 4 months of study. I had study experience: I graduated from college with a degree in programming (but this was not... Read More enough for the modern market, plus the college program was very weak), then I took 3-4 courses at udemy (it was a good experience, quite interesting pet projects, but still not enough to start working). My last step was to go to the practicum. I thought I already knew a lot, after all my experience, college, courses .... I knew no more than 40% of what they gave me on the course. This is an amazing course, constant technical support, support from mentors, sooooo much practice. Interesting projects that you are not ashamed to show to the employer later. I have never regretted taking this course.

I joined practicum because I did not agree on how college does things. I believe college is obsolete, outdated, and inefficient. I started going to college in 2016 and graduated in 2020 with a associates degree in computer science. At this time, this... Read More is when COVID 19 hit and colleges had to switch online instead of in-person class. What I didn't like about this transition is how colleges were charging full price for tuition without giving us the full experience of college. I felt like this was a scam and decided to drop out and alternatives to college. Thats when I decided to join a coding bootcamp. There are many coding bootcamps that that I had to research and compare on which bootcamp was the best for me, so I decided to practicum. What I noticed about practicum is that this bootcamp was a lot cheaper than the other bootcamps and offers a refund if unable to get a job within 6 months. I started practicum on September 15 and spend more than at least 20 hours completing the sprints. Doing the sprints are like doing coding exercises on code academy. The tutors were very helpful and respond pretty fast if you have questions or issues with your code. They have reviewers who review your projects and tell you issues with your code and how to improve on it. I am not completely done with the program yet, but so far, I'm having a great experience with this program. No boring lectures, no exams, no grading, no GPA's, no attendances, no student loans, no general ed courses, no more taking irrelevant classes, no more worrying about passing or failing, this program is perfect. So far only advice and tips I have is to just progress through it and see if it works for you.

Pros: It’s a fun learning experience it’s difficult to not pay attention to the material s presented. It doesn’t require a-lot of time per week to learn I only take 20 hours per week to learn the material. Cons: It may take time for some people to understand... Read More a new language. I’m for example am learning javascript and I’m going through the basics again to better understand the material.

I will have to say that I thoroughly enjoy this platform. Practicum offers something unique that I realized other boot-camps do not offer and that is the time invested in their platform that brings in depth content, theory, and challenges along the way.... Read More Each sprint consist of a list of project requirements that build on top each other over the course of 10 months. What stood out to me the most was the structure of the program. Each sprint should take at least 2-3 weeks which covers theory, practical coding challenges, and implementing project requirements at the end of each sprint. The integrated tool for the theory and challenges are pretty solid when it comes to implementing and building on top of the concepts as you work through the course material. Time management is important if you plan to invest in yourself when it comes to self-learning. It's not your typical traditional style of learning. You have to be hungry for learning and investing in yourself. I would have to say the support is key with Practicum from tutors, community managers, to current and past alum. The tutors at Practicum are seasoned engineers that provide adequate support as well as feedback when it comes to the course material and project submissions. Tutors are available during CW which is known as (co-working sessions) that help you address any issue in your code. Think of community managers as those who support you every step of the way, if you have issues with material, content, or need a break from the program they are there to help you figure out the best possible solution. I'm 3 months in the program, I will update and provide more feedback when it comes to career services, data structures/algorithms and progressing further into the program.