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QuickStart’s online Software Engineering Bootcamp will launch your software engineering career. Our bootcamp graduates are experts in some of the most in-demand programming languages on the market. Invest in your future with QuickStart, where learning multiple in-demand skills qualifies you for many high-paying jobs. With QuickStart’s Software Engineering Bootcamp, we’re positive you’ll find rewarding career opportunities after program completion.
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Become A Software Engineering Professional In 23 Weeks
QuickStart’s Software Engineering Bootcamp offers hands-on learning to strengthen your grip on programming concepts, responsive web design, Bootstrap, and WordPress, alongside multiple programming languages. In 23 weeks, you’ll hone your skills, techniques, methods, and best practices to match the application or website requirements with suitable programming languages. You will learn job-ready skills via on-demand courses, hands-on training, and live sessions with industry experts.
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- Study and Learning Skills For College and University Students
- Principles of Software Engineering I: Principles of Engineering, Software Development Lifecycle
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- CompTIA IT Fundamentals+
- Starting with Git & GitHub
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- Introduction to Web Development
- Introduction to HTML and CSS
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- Introduction to UX and Product Management
- Introduction to Bootstrap
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- Capstone Project 01: Basic Business or Personal Website
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- Fundamentals of Modern JavaScript - ES6 and Beyond
- Dynamic and Interactive Web Pages - Beginners JavaScript DOM
- JavaScript Async
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- Capstone Project 02: Website with a Search Engine
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- Data structures and algorithm theory
- Principles of Software Engineering II: System Design
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- JavaScript Objects and OOP Programming with JavaScript
- Principles of Software Engineering III: Software design, UML
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- Introduction to React
- React Router and Redux
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- Capstone Project 03: Task Management Web App
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- Scrum and Agile Immersion
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- Python programming fundamentals
- Learn Python Django From Scratch
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- Project 04: Python Django
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- Querying Data with SQL
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- Building Functional Prototypes using Node.js
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- Starting with REST API's
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- Project 05: Nodejs Express
What You Will Learn In the Software Engineering Bootcamp
Get ready to become a seasoned software engineer by enrolling in QuickStart’s Software Engineering Bootcamp that features all the modern, top-rated programming languages. In this program you will learn about:
Software Engineering Bootcamp Curriculum
Our online Software Engineering Bootcamp curriculum prepares students for real-world problem-solving experiences. Students will learn from skilled experts while developing team building and peer collaboration skills. Students will learn through hands-on applications of learned skills in projects. The curriculum will cover the following topics:
QuickStart offers courses in Software Engineering Bootcamp that equip students with foundational skills in principles of engineering, software development lifecycle, UML, system design, data structures and much more. Along with that, students will learn both front-end and back-end technologies. These skills are related to website and application back-end structure, and front-end UI/UX to interact with the end-users. The program is available for both undergraduate and graduate students, as the curriculum comprehensively covers topics for a software engineer.
Each course teaches students programming fundamentals, which they can further use to build their expertise and specialty in one or more programming languages. Students will deep dive into JavaScript and Python as those two are the most popular programming languages in the software development industry.
QuickStart’s online Software Engineering Bootcamp covers a variety of front-end framework skills that are in high demand by employers today. Some of the top front-end frameworks include jQuery, Bootstrap, and Express.js.
Learn about web servers and how they use Hypertext Transfer Protocol and other protocols to display web content on the internet. The curriculum consists of courses that provide thorough conceptual learning about web servers and how it's related to software engineering.
Learn server-side programming and how to use frameworks and tools in pursuit of building dynamic programs and generating dynamic websites. To become a software engineer, server-side scripting, more popularly known as back-end programming, is mandatory to learn along with front-end and databases.
Students will cover two of the most important development methodologies: Agile and Scrum. This section will provide insights into methods and practices based on the values and principles expressed in the Agile Manifesto, which includes concepts like collaboration, self-organization, and cross functionality of teams.
QuickStart’s Software Engineering Bootcamp puts students on the path to becoming talented developers and design experts. Having learned all the industry-recognized programming languages, students will qualify for challenging and rewarding career opportunities from across the globe.
All Software Engineering Bootcamp students will demonstrate their mastered skills with a final capstone project. Students will be provided with requirements and expectations from the project once all the topics are completed. The capstone project is a great way to display the student's skills to potential employers.
Who Should Apply to the QuickStart Bootcamp?
QuickStart designed the Software Engineering Bootcamp for students with limited IT experience. Traditional prerequisites, such as a college degree, are not required to enroll in the program. This bootcamp is ideal for students who aim to secure an entry-level software engineering role at the completion of the program.
Careers in Software Engineering
As one of the fastest-growing career paths in IT, software engineering offers job opportunities across industries. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects employment to continue to grow 25% through 2031, and workers with relevant training remain in demand. Potential software engineering roles include:

Computer Programmer
A computer programmer designs and creates software programs, integrates software, trains end-users, analyzes algorithms, modifies source-code, and maintains operating systems.
$61k Annual Salary

Back End Developer/Engineer
Back End Developers are responsible for server-side web/mobile application logic and integration of user-facing features through APIs.
$119k Annual Salary

Front End Developer/Engineer
Front End Developers are responsible for developing new user-facing features while building reusable code and optimizing page load times within web/mobile applications.
$109k Annual Salary

Full-Stack Developer
This is a computer programmer with expertise in both website design and back-end structure management. A full-stack developer has expertise in all three parts of Web Development: front-end, back-end, and databases.
$108k Annual Salary

Software Engineer
Software engineers design, code, and modify websites and web applications. A software engineer can be a front-end, back-end, or full-stack developer, and manages the design and layout, structure, or the complete website creation and functionality.
$72k annually
Software engineering is a vast field that includes HTML, CSS, JavaScript, programming languages, and more. Some roles require experience in two or more areas, and others require experience in one field, depending on the organization's needs.
Learn From The Best Instructors
Our instructors have years of experience and knowledge which to help guide you to completing the software engineering certification with ease.
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Software Engineering Bootcamp FAQ's
You can be a software engineer, software developer, web developer, front-end developer, back-end developer or a full stack developer.
It’s on-demand, so it depends on your learning pace, but on average it takes 23-28 weeks to complete the program.
There are no pre-requisites to learn software engineering.
The projects completed in the bootcamp will provide students with an impressive portfolio. Additionally, we offer career services, which includes; resume advice, LinkedIn profile guidance, mock job interviews and job search assistance.
Students are required to have a computer operating system with Windows to access training labs. The current lab environment does not support the Apple M1 chip.
Find Software Engineering Bootcamps In Your State
QuickStart partners with universities across the nation to provide you with a university or college that is close to you.