A Code Fellows Evening Course
Welcome aboard! It's so good to have you in this class.
The amount of material we have to cover is ambitious. You will get the most out of this class if you dive into the prework, take good notes, keep up with the assignments, independently research any topics you need extra time with, and generally stay inquisitive and curious.
| Key Details | |
|---|---|
| Course Designation | SEA-C33 |
| Dates | Feb. 16, 2015 – Mar. 11, 2015 |
| Class Times | 7pm - 9pm, Monday & Wednesday |
| Class Location | Code Fellows HQ (511 Boren Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109) |
- A working Mac or Linux laptop with:
- plenty of free space on the hard drive, and ideally 8GB of RAM or more
- free of any viruses and malware
- using the latest, fully updated operating system
- and able to reliably connect to the internet via wireless network
- If you have a Windows laptop, you’ll want to set it up to dual boot into Linux. Much web development happens outside the MS stack. It’s good to learn. Instructions to dual-boot with Ubuntu
All prework assignments and required materials are listed in The SEA-C33 Canvas Course. Canvas is the Learning Management System (LMS) we'll be using for this course. You are responsible for all assignments, events, and communications posted there.
Prework must be completed before the first class period. Find prework in Canvas, assignments listed under "Class 0". Textbook info is in the Canvas Syllabus.
Your invitation to Canvas will come in a separate email from an "instructure.com" email address. Look for the small link at the bottom of the email that says "Join" to get into the course without a "Join Code".
In addition to following this course through Canvas, you are also expected to check your email regularly. The class email list includes all your classmates and instructors. Use it wisely.
For real-time access to your classmates and TAs, you can also use the chat room, hosted by Slack.com. You'll receive an email invitation to that as well, right before class starts.
Code Fellows courses are ultimately graded on a complete/incomplete system. 80% of available points are required to complete the course.
Co-working and Q+A class time will allow for many interactive feedback opportunities for you. Take advantage of feedback and the one-on-one, in-person time for code reviews by instructors, TAs, and your peers.
Assignments and grades will be visible to you through Canvas, throughout the bootcamp. You’ll receive an invitation to Canvas a few weeks prior to the start of class, if you haven't already.
Let’s do this!
We are honored that you are entrusting us with your technical education. If there is anything we can do to help you or make your experience even greater, please get in touch with us.
Sincerely,
– Charlie Crawford (instructor) and the Code Fellows Team
PS: Please check the course page to get the required materials before class starts!
bin/rubocop
bin/rspec spec/class2/exercise1_spec.rb
React
Typescript
Django
Laravel
Facebook
Microsoft
Google
Alibaba
D3
Tencent