The developer bootcamp is licensed by Oregon’s Higher Education Coordinating Commission
Our accelerated curriculum requires you to be an active and responsible learner.
The success of our school hinges on the success of each individual student. We take this very seriously.
With both full-time day and part-time evening bootcamps, we have a program to fit your schedule.
Already know programming? Want to dive deeper into JavaScript?
Maybe Data Science is more of what you’re into? Both the Advanced JavaScript and Data Science
classes are accepting applications.
These classes will fill fast - apply now!
The Python-based Developer Bootcamp is an intensive twelve-week, full-time, hands-on immersive course that combines individual projects, group study, and a fully developed final project to give you the skills and habits you need to succeed as a developer.
What to expect:Tuition is $8000 and we have a $2000 diversity discount for women, LGBTQ+, and anyone from a demographic that is underrepresented in the tech industry. Many of our students also qualify for state grants.
Not ready to give up your day gig? The evening bootcamp is tailored to those who wish to keep their days open. The same great curriculum as the day bootcamp spread out into 320 hours in sixteen weeks of hands-on, immersive classes.
What to expect:Tuition is $8000 and we have a $2000 diversity discount for women, LGBTQ+, and anyone from a demographic that is underrepresented in the tech industry. Many of our students also qualify for state grants.
Will fill up fast – Apply now!
4 modules. 20 weeks. 60 class days.
The Python Data Science Bootcamp is an intensive project-based course taking students through data manipulation, statistics skills, visualizations, and machine learning.
The Data Science Bootcamp is aimed at new and established engineers who want to deepen their existing knowledge with new experience – specializing their skills in data science and machine learning.
Prerequisites:During this bootcamp, you will learn advanced JavaScript topics while developing an app (along with your classmates) to interface with github to allow you to search for and see different github users and display them on a web interface. By the time this course is done, we will have developed this app together which has consistent style, type-checking, linting, testing, and clean interfaces to a backend API. You will then take what you have learned and apply it to a project of your own devising (i.e. a capstone).
The course is divided into three major modules:Introduction courses are two week, part-time classes. This short course is about answering the basic questions people have about the actual practice and career of web development.
Tuition for Intro Courses is $450.
Let’s talk front-end! With Intro to Front-End’s short lectures and fun challenges, you will learn the basics of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript required to build a static website. Beyond the class, you will have a good understanding of the modern web and where you might fit in to it.
Tuition for Intro Courses is $450.
PDX Code Guild works with a variety of organizations to provide financial aid for our students. Over half of our students have qualified for partial financial aid through the organizations we partner with.
Because the criteria our partners use differ from organization to organization, we encourage you to complete your application as soon as possible so that our partners can start working with you.
PDX Code Guild also offers a limited number of diversity discounts per class, based on merit and need, to underrepresented persons in the tech community and veterans of the United States Armed Forces.
PDX Code Guild is conveniently located in the heart of Portland’s innovation corridor, between Portland State University, OHSU, and the Portland State University Business Accelerator.
Public transportation to and from PDX Code Guild is convenient, as the classroom is located within a few blocks of bus, train, and streetcar stops. Free parking is available in a parking lot at the back of the building. There is free parking after 4pm on the street. Indoor bicycle storage is available. There are restaurants and food cart pods within walking distance.
The PDX Code Guild classroom is set up with individual workstations, as well as places to practice white-boarding or relax on a comfy couch.
Our large event space is set up with a whiteboard, projector and a large-screen TV are used for weekly tech meetups and community presentations.
Students have access to a kitchen with a refrigerator to store their lunches and snacks in, a microwave, tables to eat at and a coffee maker.
