heClubhou.se’s successful Code Boot Camp has graduated seven cohorts and seen an 89 percent graduation rate and an 85 percent job placement rate for junior software developers in the Augusta area.

Its next three-month boot camp opens January 27, with a graduation ceremony on April 8. Clasess are Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Applications are being accepted now at www.augustacodeschool.com and close on December 2.

“The boot camp and its environment have set me up to go farther than I ever could have. I am a big proponent of the establishment and hope that many others like me find what I have found in it – opportunity,” said Daniel Simpson, a Code Boot Camp participant who now has a job as a full stack web developer.

According to theClubhou.se, entry-level full stack web developers in the CSRA can earn between $35,000 and $45,000.

theClubhou.se Code Boot Camp teaches six fundamentals within four core disciplines:

The Fundamentals (HTML/CSS): Our first core discipline will focus on the display layer of the internet. In this course module, we’ll focus on using HTML and CSS to render content to the user’s browser. This foundational technology will be used as the primary core output for the remainder of the code school. You’ll learn the most common HTML tags used in web development, how to manipulate their styles with CSS, and how to design and interact with existing themes and pre-built templates for rapid prototyping and development.

Persistence and Processing (Node.js and MySQL/MariaDB): The second core discipline will introduce the fundamentals of your first programming language and the basics of database design and implementation. This course module will gradually introduce programming concepts and prepare you to query, process, and render data stored inside a persistent database.

The Interactivity (JavaScript): Our third major discipline will be a focus on the connectivity language behind every major browser. In the “Programming Interactivity with JavaScript” module, we’ll focus on adding real-time interactivity to your web applications and using JavaScript.

The Server Stack (Ubuntu Linux and the Cloud): Throughout this entire course, you’ll learn the ins and outs of installing, updating, configuring, and managing cloud-based virtual private servers. You’ll learn basic command-line navigational commands and techniques to spin up servers for node.js, MySQL (or MariaDB), and more.

At the conclusion of the Boot Camp, students will attend a job fair where they can share their work and engage with possible future employers.

“At this stage in my life I found what I love to do, it is never too late to dream big,” said Nicole Floyd, another graduate who now works as a full stack web developer and database engineer.

theClubhou.se Code Boot Camp is a partnership of Work Source East Central Georgia, Augusta Technical College and theClubhou.se. Industry partners include AppVizo, Email Industries, IntelliGenesis, ISC Consulting Group, New Fire Media, Powerserve, Rural Sourcing, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, Weir Stewart and Zapata Technology.

Financial aid is also available to qualified applicants. To learn more or to apply, visit www.augustacodeschool.com.