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Java Coding Bootcamp in Dayton

Java Coding Bootcamp in Dayton is a full-stack bootcamp that has been transitioning boot campers into employed developers since we first started code camps in 2012. While we are located just north of Cincinnati, we have had many bootcampers from the greater Dayton area enroll with us.

See where our graduates have landed: Boot camp graduates’ first jobs after graduation.

JAVA BOOT CAMPS SCHEDULED

October 23 – January 10, 2018

February 12 – April 27, 2018

August 27 – November 12, 2018

Instructors who know how to teach technology and who care

You know how in sports it’s the coach that matters most? Well, it’s the same for technical training. You will be in excellent, caring hands all the way with your Cincy Code IT boot camp instructors.

We know because we are in our 20^th year teaching technical skills to adults as part of MAX Technical Training, right here in the greater Dayton area.

Your instructor will be highly qualified and practiced at coding and teaching. And you’ll be supported every step of the by the entire Cincy Code IT team; instructors, career coaches, education advisors, operations and hospitality staff. Everyone here loves to help people learn and grow into their new careers. We know that shows in the classroom – and in the confidence you will have in your new skills upon graduation.

And that’s what makes it all worthwhile for us.

Career Coaching & Job Placement Assistance

When you join one of our Java boot camps in Dayton you will be ready for your new career in software development – as a Java Developer – in just 11 weeks – and will receive the placement assistance needed to help you land your first job.

We’ve been building relationships with IT employers for decades and so they know we have the technical prowess, the instructional skills and the passion it takes to guide you through an intensive, immersive Java bootcamp.

As a bootcamper, you will be plugged into this impressive employer network and get an additional week of training filled with Career Coaching and Job Placement Assistance.

According to Stack Overflow 2016 Developer Survey, Full-Stack Web Development is the most popular developer occupation today. It’s no surprise then that our Cincy Code IT graduates have been so successful at landing and keeping their new jobs.

What You Will Learn in our Java Boot Camp:

Getting Started w/ an IDE, Integrated Development Environment
Essential Java Code Skills
Data Access Programming
Advanced Java Code – Threads
Java 8, Lambdas, Generics
Project Planning
TDD, Test Driven Development with JUnit
Continuous Integration Services
Modern HTML & CSS
Javascript & Tools
Java Tools for Generating Dynamic Web Content
Advanced Javascript Tools
Advanced GIT
Professional Scrum Master
Dependency Injection Tools
Job Search Readiness training

In our Java Developer Bootcamp you will be trained and ready to work as a junior level Java Developer and be certified as a Professional Scrum Master Level 1 (upon passing the certification exam).

JAVA BOOTCAMP TUITION

$14,000. You’ll be ready for your new career in 11 weeks!

Our all-inclusive tuition Includes:

Instructor-led classroom learning Monday – Friday from 9:00am – 4:30pm
MAX Technical Training laptop packaged with all software materials and hardware needed for the duration of the program
One week of comprehensive job placement coaching and assistance based on the needs of each job seeker

IT Bootcamp Financing Available.

Cincy Code IT is powered by MAX Technical Training> MAX has been training individuals in IT since 1998 and is approved by the Ohio State Board of Career Colleges and Schools (#1957).