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Full-Stack Web Development Certificate

Noble Desktop See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Master the art of developing complete web applications and webpages with the Full-Stack Web Development program. Gain experience in programming the front end and back end of digital applications using HTML/CSS, JavaScript, and the MERN tech stack. Build a portfolio of web applications that will impress employers and set you apart!

(439) All levels 18 and older
$7,995

79 sessions

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JavaScript Development Certificate

Noble Desktop See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Take your coding skills to the next level and become a versatile developer with the most in-demand programming language today. Learn to build dynamic web applications, create APIs, and work with databases using JavaScript.

(439) All levels 18 and older
$5,995

68 sessions

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Python Developer Immersive

Practical Programming See all classes by this school @ Live Online Webinar, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Embark on a transformative journey into the world of Python development with a comprehensive curriculum designed to elevate your coding skills to new heights.

(330) All levels 18 and older
$3,995

15 sessions

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Intro to Python Programming

Noble Desktop See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Discover the versatile and highly sought-after Python programming language in this comprehensive two-day course that will equip you with the skills needed to build software, analyze data, and create stunning websites. Join Noble Desktop as they guide you through hands-on exercises from day one, ensuring a solid foundation for future endeavors in data science or web development.

(439) Beginner 18 and older
$895

2 sessions

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Python for Data Science Bootcamp

Noble Desktop See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Uncover the power of Python for analyzing real-world data sets in this hands-on course at Noble Desktop. Explore Python fundamentals and learn how to create programs, work with data, visualize insights, and develop machine learning models. Elevate your data science skills with the Python for Data Science Bootcamp.

(439) All levels 18 and older
$1,495

5 sessions

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Python Data Science & Machine Learning Bootcamp

Noble Desktop See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Learn how to apply Python to analyze data, create predictive models using machine learning, and automate tasks in this comprehensive data science course. Gain the necessary programming skills to excel in entry-level data science and Python engineering positions.

(439) Beginner 18 and older
$3,495

16 sessions

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SQL Bootcamp

Noble Desktop See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Master the art of turning raw data into actionable insights with SQL queries. This hands-on course will teach you how to filter, group, and join data, as well as use advanced techniques like subqueries and aggregate functions. Gain the skills to excel in any data-driven industry and make more informed decisions.

(439) All levels 18 and older
$975

6 sessions

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Data Science Certificate

Noble Desktop See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Prepare for a high-demand career in data science with this beginner-friendly program. Gain expertise in Python programming, SQL querying, and machine learning to analyze and manipulate data. You'll develop real-world projects, build dynamic dashboards, and create predictive models, equipping you with the skills needed to secure entry-level data science and Python engineering roles.

(439) All levels 18 and older
$3,995

38 sessions

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Python Machine Learning Bootcamp

Noble Desktop See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Master the practical skills needed to create machine learning algorithms that can independently learn patterns and make decisions in this hands-on bootcamp. Gain the in-demand skillset that powers the majority of trading on Wall Street and the product recommendations at big companies like Amazon, Spotify, and Netflix.

(439) All levels 18 and older
$1,895

5 sessions

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JavaScript Programming Bootcamp

Noble Desktop See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Master the essentials of JavaScript programming and start building dynamic web applications. This comprehensive course covers variables, functions, data types, asynchronous JavaScript, and more to give you a solid foundation in JavaScript development. Don't miss out on this opportunity to level up your programming skills.

(439) All levels 18 and older
$2,495

25 sessions

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SQL Bootcamp

NYC Career Centers See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Master the art of extracting actionable insights from databases with the SQL Bootcamp. Learn Microsoft SQL Server, join tables, aggregate data, and filter results in this hands-on course. Gain the skills needed to turn raw data into valuable insights for decision-making in any industry.

(681) All levels 18 and older
$975

6 sessions

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Front-End Web Development Certificate

Noble Desktop See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Learn how to build visually appealing and interactive websites using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and WordPress with the Front-End Web Development program from Noble Desktop. Gain the necessary skills to create responsive websites optimized for any device and start coding websites for yourself or your businesses. No prior coding experience is required.

(439) All levels 18 and older
$3,495

18 sessions

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Intro to Python Programming

NYIM Training See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Learn the versatile programming language Python in this 2-day course at NYIM Training. Gain a solid foundation in Python programming and explore its uses in software development, data analysis, and web development. Discover why Python is the top choice for beginners and experienced developers alike.

(747) Beginner 18 and older
$895

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SQL Level 1

Noble Desktop See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Unlock the power of SQL and relational databases with this comprehensive course. Learn how to write SQL queries, filter results, and combine data from multiple tables, all while gaining a strong foundation in database architecture. Master the fundamentals of SQL at Noble Desktop.

(439) Beginner 18 and older

Web Design Certificate

Noble Desktop See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Learn the essential skills of web design and development, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and WordPress, with this comprehensive certificate program. Design and code responsive websites, create interactive prototypes and build a professional portfolio to showcase your expertise to potential employers and clients.

(439) All levels 18 and older
$4,995

25 sessions

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SQL Level 3

Noble Desktop See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Take your SQL skills to the next level with this advanced course at Noble Desktop. Learn how to use subqueries, views, functions, stored procedures, and more to manipulate and analyze data in databases. Gain in-depth techniques that will prepare you for a job in data analysis or data science.

(439) Advanced 18 and older

Advanced HTML & CSS

Noble Desktop See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Enhance your web design skills with an in-depth exploration of advanced styling techniques and powerful CSS features. Harness the full potential of HTML and CSS to create visually stunning webpages with gradient effects, shadows, and transparent colors. Take your coding expertise to the next level.

(439) Intermediate 18 and older
$975

3 sessions

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Python for Data Science Bootcamp

NYIM Training See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Master the Python programming language and learn advanced techniques for data visualization and machine learning in this data science bootcamp. Explore the fundamentals of Python before diving into the powerful tools of Pandas, Matplotlib, and Sci-Kit learn for analyzing and visualizing data. Take your data science skills to the next level at NYIM Training.

(747) All levels 18 and older
$1,495

5 sessions

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Python for Data Science Bootcamp

NYC Career Centers See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Master Python programming for data science and unlock the potential of machine learning. Learn the fundamentals, work with data types, explore conditional statements, analyze and visualize data, and develop machine learning models using Python. Elevate your data science skills with this comprehensive bootcamp.

(681) All levels 18 and older
$1,495

5 sessions

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SQL Level 2

Noble Desktop See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY & Virtually Online

Enhance your SQL skills by mastering Outer Joins, NULL data, grouping, aggregate functions, filtering, and working with dates/times. Extract and analyze specific data from databases, turning raw information into valuable insights. Prerequisite: SQL proficiency equivalent to Noble Desktop's SQL Level 1 course.

(439) Intermediate 18 and older

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Reviews for Coding Classes in NYC

Coding Classes in NYC are rated 4.5 stars based on 1,326 verified reviews from actual CourseHorse.com purchasers.

  • Java Programming Summer Program (High School)

    Reviewed by Ramzy N. on 4/10/2023
    The content was great and I feel I learned a lot about Java. My instructor was very easy to follow and was extremely helpful when needed.
  • Java Programming Summer Program (High School)

    Reviewed by Philippa Scroggins on 4/10/2023
    After taking this course, I feel extremely confident in my programming skills and I feel like I gained a genuine understanding of how coding works and how it is essential to all areas within tech. I'm excited to use these skills at school and hopefully at an internship within a year's time.
  • Java Programming Summer Program (High School)

    Reviewed by Lizzy McNeil on 4/10/2023
    It was a nice fast pace that kept me mentally challenged with a teacher who explained everything super well. He made complex stuff feel approachable.
  • Java Programming Summer Program (High School)

    Reviewed by Sophia Sanat on 4/10/2023
    This class was really challenging but it was also fun, and I feel like I know how to use Java way better now.
  • Java Programming Summer Program (High School)

    Reviewed by Nina Gannon on 4/10/2023
    This is a great class! It's a great way to prepare for a world of programming in the future.
  • Java Programming Summer Program (High School)

    Reviewed by Soham B. on 4/10/2023
    This bootcamp really helped me improve my computer programming skills from a novice to an intermediate.
  • Java Programming Summer Program (High School)

    Reviewed by Molly Leifer on 4/10/2023
    This class made me a faster and more efficient coder. The curriculum is well designed and the teachers really care about your success. I would recommend NextGen to anyone looking to gain this integral skill.
  • Java Programming Summer Program (High School)

    Reviewed by Emily Mittleman on 4/10/2023
    I really enjoyed the goal-oriented nature of the course. Instead of only learning about the theory behind computing, we got a chance to apply what was being taught by writing code and putting everything together to build something practical. Also, we covered a wide range of topics aside from just programming like a little bit of computer hardware, files & file formats, and HTML. After taking this class, I feel like there are so many more possibilities and applications of computer science than I originally thought. Overall, I was really impressed with how well-designed the course was.
  • Python: Data Science & AI Machine Learning (High School)

    Reviewed by Maxim Kurdimov on 4/10/2023
    Great introduction to Python/coding/data science. This was my first time coding and I learned a lot. If you want to learn a ton and have fun while doing it, this is the place for you!
  • Python: Data Science & AI Machine Learning (High School)

    Reviewed by Nieves Vivar on 4/10/2023
    Great course, you learn a lot in a short time. The instructor was good at explaining how different things in Python work and answered questions well.
  • Python: Data Science & AI Machine Learning (High School)

    Reviewed by Saif AlHammadi on 4/10/2023
    As someone completely new to the world of computer science, this course has laid out an easy-to-follow path for me while also allowing me to learn so much in just 15 days.
  • Python: Data Science & AI Machine Learning (High School)

    Reviewed by Shane L. on 4/10/2023
    We covered something new every day, which made me feel that I was exploring a lot about Python.
  • Python: Data Science & AI Machine Learning (High School)

    Reviewed by Roland Shen on 4/10/2023
    It's a great class for coding beginners who want to learn the basics of Python.
  • Python: Data Science & AI Machine Learning (High School)

    Reviewed by Jared Tsang on 4/10/2023
    It is a fast-paced program where the teachers do a great job of making sure everybody is keeping up. The projects and assignments were challenging and interesting as well. The only con for me was the age gap between students but it wasn't a big problem.
  • Python: Data Science & AI Machine Learning (High School)

    Reviewed by Corey Feldman on 4/10/2023
    The course was a great experience. I learned more then I ever have in this program. The teachers were extremely nice and always willing to help out! The course materials were clearly well-prepared and the speed of the course was perfect!
  • Python: Data Science & AI Machine Learning (High School)

    Reviewed by Kendrick Berman on 4/10/2023
    Very thorough material and hands-on experience. Everyone cares about you and you can ask as many questions as you like. Better than a regular class.
  • Python: Data Science & AI Machine Learning (High School)

    Reviewed by Ivan Rivera on 4/10/2023
    This class really helped to improve my programming skills and knowledge! It covers a good span of topics ranging from vanilla Python programming to machine learning.
  • Computer Science Summer Program (High School)

    Reviewed by Michelle Wang on 4/10/2023
    I learned a lot of Java in only 9 days. The instructor was a high school teacher and he's been teaching coding for almost 20 years. He was very patient with everyone and made sure everyone understood the content. We were given breaks and a nice long lunchtime. There were a lot of topics covered but it wasn't overwhelming.
  • Computer Science Summer Program (High School)

    Reviewed by Cayden H on 4/10/2023
    We covered much of the content that I was hoping to cover and all was easily understood. The instructor was very nice and taught the information in a way that was easy to follow and understand.
  • Computer Science Summer Program (High School)

    Reviewed by Kavita Bafana on 4/10/2023
    My son attended the NextGen Camp during the summer of 2019 for 2 sessions in NYC. There are way too many positive things I can say about the staff and curriculum. Everything deserves 5 stars. Zach, the owner of the program was tremendously supportive, informative and knowledgeable about the computer science world. He advised us on what courses to take and even spent the time interviewing my son to see which program would be the best fit. He was just so patient and helpful. My son has been coding for years, but there were many gaps, we learned. The two programs he did helped him realize his holes, filled them and propelled him to learn more deeply about CS and stay passionate. What more can a camp do! If you are looking for a serious, real-deal coding camp with strong, friendly instructors who can communicate and teach - NextGen is the best summer computer science camp in the NYC area.
  • Computer Science Summer Program (High School)

    Reviewed by Corey Feldman on 4/10/2023
    The course was a great experience! I learned more than I ever have in this program. The teachers were extremely nice and always willing to help out! The course materials were clearly well-prepared and the speed of the course was perfect!
  • Computer Science Summer Program (High School)

    Reviewed by Cayden H on 4/10/2023
    We covered much of the content that I was hoping to cover and all was easily understood. The instructor was very nice and taught the information in a way that was easy to follow and understand
  • Intro to JavaScript

    Reviewed by Lauren P. on 5/26/2020
    Stephen was an awesome instructor (even with the course being online). He appropriately paces the material and doesn't make you feel small for asking seemingly simple questions. I would definitely take this class again!
  • Beginner SQL: Analyzing Data

    Anonymous review on 5/18/2020
    Colin was extremely personable. You could tell he was really interested in the subject and had a lot to say about it.
  • Beginner SQL: Analyzing Data

    Reviewed by Nina G. on 4/13/2020
    Colin is very knowledgeable in the matter and answering all questions without any hesitation. If you wish to learn SQL, I would recommend to subscribe for Colin’s classes.
  • Squarespace Tutoring (Private)

    Reviewed by Rita M. on 3/23/2020
    Working with LYW Designs was a great experience. She was thorough and communicative throughout the process. One thing I really appreciated, which I think is a rare quality, is that she took the time to really understand where I was coming from and figured out how to create my vision. When you’re not super tech savvy or good at articulating your artistic vision for a project, it is a complete game changer to work with someone who can piece everything together for you and create something that really represents what you have in your head. She’s punctual, up front, honest, great at executing and teaching. I was pleasantly surprised at how much I learned during the entire process. I highly recommend working with her for any type of web design project you have in mind.
  • Python for Data Science Immersive

    Anonymous review on 3/21/2020
    Very instructive course. Definitely worthwhile if you are trying to learn Python. The teacher was engaging and was able to cater to different levels of expertise among the attendees.
  • Coding Bootcamp

    Reviewed by David K. on 3/9/2020
    I had a great experience. I learned a lot of new tricks, and the instructor Mike made everything very easy to understand. The place feels like a tech company and provides free snacks and drinks too!
  • Python Immersive

    Reviewed by Hannah C. on 3/1/2020
    I started learning python on an online platform almost a year ago and felt that I had completely players like plateaued. I loved the Python immersive course and was able to learn much more in a week than I had on my own over the span of around 8 months. I now I feel fully confident in my ability to continue my python learning independently and I know where to turn when I'm ready to enroll in my next programming course.
  • Python and Machine Learning Bootcamp Series

    Reviewed by Sara J. on 2/24/2020
    Jonathan was great. He is a patient and caring teacher. He really knows the material and it shows. The class got me back on track and I feel ready to move forward with my goals.
  • SQL Level II

    Reviewed by Amanda U. on 2/10/2020
    Great experience, I learned a good deal and feel much more confident in my skills after this class. It’s the right value for what I paid for. I had finished a couple of free tutorials on sql before this intermediate class and was able to hold my own.
  • SQL Level I

    Anonymous review on 2/8/2020
    Great intro into SQL
  • Intro to JavaScript

    Reviewed by Bryan D. on 12/23/2019
    Stephen was a great instructor and was very flexible with the class on when to slow down and expand on a topic and when to dive right in.
  • Brand Strategy Workshop

    Anonymous review on 12/12/2019
    This class was informative, enlightening and a lot of fun! I would highly recommend it, no matter who you are, you represent you!
  • Python Immersive

    Anonymous review on 12/7/2019
    This class had a great pace, good detail, and gave very practical and usable knowledge and skill. The instructor,Tim was attentive to all in the class and provided the curriculum to the class at the right pace. I plan to take the next level of this course and the machine learning class too. Ed F
  • Remote Python Programming 101

    Reviewed by Ana G. on 11/24/2019
    Great class. Great instructor perfect for beginners.
  • SQL Bootcamp

    Anonymous review on 11/21/2019
    Matt’s material was thorough and he took the time to make sure everyone was fully grasping the material
  • SQL Bootcamp

    Reviewed by Ping Feng on 11/21/2019
    Awesome class! The instructor is very patient and helping you debug all kinds of problems and answering all kinds of questions.
  • Python Programming Class 101 NYC for Beginners

    Reviewed by Josh S. on 11/17/2019
    Python Programming Class 101 NYC for Beginners was a good class. Python coding training in NYC is the best at EBS. Am hoping to see other sessions on Data Science. Python training in NYC especially the one with small group (two or three) are hard to find. It is always a good idea to do some online udemy courses by Joshi who is the instructor before coming.
  • Python Programming Class 101 NYC for Beginners

    Reviewed by Lina M. on 11/17/2019
    Python 101 and SQL 101 classes have been good at EBS. The good idea is these programming classes are very small group as compared to others in NYC which has bigger group. Python programming is not hard to learn if we are persistent and patience and do the HW. Am hoping to learn more data analytics and data science and looking for other options. Data Analytics in Python Pandas is something that I am looking forward.

Coding Bootcamps and Classes in NYC: An Overview

New York City’s tech scene is booming, with opportunities in software development, data science, cybersecurity, and other related fields. For aspiring coders and career switchers, coding bootcamps and classes offer intensive training in widely used programming languages (Python and JavaScript) and industry-specific skills. Below you can explore popular NYC programs, from beginner-friendly courses to advanced bootcamps, and analyze who they’re best suited for, along with the job prospects and hiring companies in NYC for their graduates.

Web Development Bootcamps (Full-Stack Coding)

Learning to build applications for the web (front-end and back-end). These programs typically teach languages like JavaScript, along with HTML/CSS, and often a back-end language or framework (such as Ruby on Rails or Node.js). Web development bootcamps prepare students for roles like front-end developer, back-end developer, or full-stack engineer.

Key Programs in NYC:

  • Noble Desktop – The Software Engineering Certificate is an in-depth program that gives students the run-down on front and back-end development. Each lesson is focused on a practical application so you’ll practice by completing realistic projects that you could encounter once you land a job. The instructor will cover programming languages like HTML & CSS, JavaScript, and React, all of which provide interactive components within the webpage and make it look visually appealing. You will also study Python, which is great for ensuring the webpage functions properly from behind-the-scenes. Noble Desktop has been providing solid education in tech and design for decades, with many students graduating to become employed professionals at some major companies. 
  • Flatiron School – The Software Engineering (Full-Stack Web Development) course is an immersive bootcamp that welcomes beginners. Its curriculum covers both front-end and back-end development, using Ruby on Rails and JavaScript frameworks (e.g. React). Flatiron emphasizes career coaching and has a strong job placement record. It’s best for those shifting into a new career who want a supportive, structured program and broad exposure to web development. Graduates from this program have been hired by major companies including Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Spotify, LinkedIn, and others.
  • Fullstack Academy – The Software Engineering course teaches full-stack JavaScript (Node.js, React, etc.).​ Students learn to build dynamic web applications with one language across the front and back-end. This is great for motivated students (some coding familiarity helps, though not always required) who want a deep dive into JavaScript and computer science fundamentals. Fullstack’s program also runs the Grace Hopper Program (an inclusive, women+/non-binary-friendly cohort). Fullstack grads are hired at top firms – for example, Amazon Web Services has hired Fullstack alumni for software engineering roles​, and companies like Spotify and Etsy have also employed its graduates.​
  • General Assembly – The Software Engineering Immersive is a beginner-friendly bootcamp that offers full-time and part-time options. GA’s NYC program covers front-end and back-end development, teaching JavaScript, Python, and frameworks such as React and Django. The curriculum starts from coding basics and progresses to building full-stack apps, making it accessible to those with minimal prior experience. GA has a large alumni network and extensive career support (networking events, hiring fairs, etc.). This is a great option for those new to coding who want a well-rounded introduction to software engineering in a supportive environment. GA has a broad range of hiring partners. Many graduates land junior developer jobs at startups and large companies, like Amazon, Microsoft, and IBM.
  • AppAcademy – Their Software Engineering course is a highly intensive bootcamp. App Academy’s curriculum is fast-paced and demanding, covering full-stack web development. Students learn two technology stacks – for example, a Ruby on Rails stack and a JavaScript (MERN) stack​ – which means mastering Ruby, JavaScript, SQL, React, etc., in a short time. The admissions process is competitive (coding challenges and interviews), so this program suits those with some self-taught coding experience or relevant skills. Very driven individuals aiming for top-tier software engineering roles and who are comfortable with a rigorous, high-pressure learning environment would appreciate this course. App Academy boasts high placement rates and has alumni at companies like Uber, Amazon, Wayfair, and Zendesk​. Many graduates secure jobs at well-known tech firms and startups, thanks to the program’s intensive training and job search support.
  • Codesmith – Software Engineering Immersive is an advanced NYC coding program targeting those who may already know the basics. Codesmith dives deep into computer science concepts and JavaScript, expecting students to push beyond junior-level skills. The goal is to place graduates in mid-level software engineering roles (often with higher starting salaries). Learners who have done some coding (or completed an intro bootcamp) and want to “level up” to become highly competitive candidates should consider this course. The program includes significant project work (like building open-source developer tools) to demonstrate skills. Codesmith graduates have been hired by high-profile companies such as Google, Amazon, Netflix, Facebook, Microsoft, and LinkedIn​. This reflects its emphasis on producing well-prepared engineers for the NYC tech industry.

Data Science and Analytics Bootcamps

Programs in this category teach students to derive insights from data. Key languages are Python (with libraries like Pandas and scikit-learn) and sometimes R, plus SQL for databases. Students learn statistics, data visualization, and machine learning techniques. These bootcamps prepare graduates for roles such as data analyst, data scientist, or data engineer.

Key Programs in NYC:

  • Noble Desktop Data Analytics Certificate: Noble Desktop’s Data Analytics Certificate takes students through eight different modules covering all kinds of tools, ranging from Excel and Tableau to Python and SQL. You’ll learn data manipulation and cleansing before exploring analytics in more depth. This includes extracting information from relational databases with SQL and interpreting results with accuracy. Once you’ve organized and prepared the data, you’ll be able to analyze it, find trends, and share your findings through visualizations with others. Anyone who wants to start a career in analytics should start with a certificate program like this. Many Noble Desktop students become proficient Data Analysts at companies both big and small, so no matter what you want to do with your training, you’ll be able to put your skills to use as soon as possible.
  • Flatiron SchoolData Science Bootcamp: Flatiron’s Data Science Bootcamp covers Python programming, statistical analysis, machine learning, and data visualization. It’s structured for beginners (with some quantitative aptitude) to become job-ready data scientists in ~15 weeks. Students build portfolio projects (e.g., predictive models) to showcase their skills. Anyone interested in analytics or AI, who wants a comprehensive program with lots of instructor support, would excel in this course. Flatiron’s career services assist with portfolio building and interview prep for data roles. Graduates find jobs in a variety of sectors – from tech companies to finance. Other grads have joined major companies and local startups that seek Python-proficient analysts.
  • General Assembly Data Science Immersive: GA’s full-time data science course welcomes beginners (though a background in math or programming is helpful). The curriculum focuses on Python, data analysis, and machine learning. Students practice on real datasets and learn to communicate insights. GA also covers some data engineering concepts and tools like SQL. Those who want a balanced introduction to data science with a mix of coding and theory, in a bootcamp that provides lots of career networking, will appreciate this program. GA data science alumni work in analytics roles at companies ranging from startups to big corporations. GA’s broad employer network in NYC includes both tech firms and non-tech industries (finance, media) that need data talent.
  • NYC Data Science Academy: Another NYC-based intensive program focusing on data science and data analytics. This bootcamp teaches Python, R, SQL, and machine learning, and typically runs for 12 weeks full-time. Students work on multiple capstone projects (often including a visualization project with R Shiny and a machine learning project with Python). Applicants must complete a pre-work module in programming or math. This course is best for those who want to pursue a data science career and study a variety of programming languages. It’s suitable for people comfortable with quantitative topics who prefer an immersive, practical approach. NYC Data Science Academy reports that its graduates find jobs in industries like finance, healthcare, and tech. Many of the hiring partners are in the NYC area; graduates have gone on to roles at places like JPMorgan, Bloomberg, and various startups that require data analytics.

Cybersecurity Bootcamps

These bootcamps cover topics like network administration, cybersecurity tools, threat analysis, and ethical hacking. Students often learn Linux commands, networking protocols, security frameworks, and sometimes scripting with Python for automation. Many cybersecurity bootcamps also prepare students for industry certifications (e.g., CompTIA Security+ or CISSP knowledge, though the bootcamps are skills-focused).

Key Programs in NYC:

  • Noble Desktop – short courses like Cybersecurity with Python (a 30-hour class teaching Python scripting for security tasks)​ can complement a security curriculum for those who want to focus on automation. Noble Desktop offers a variety of courses centered around cybersecurity, programming languages, and relevant software, but they also offer bootcamps in fields like Data Science, Data Analytics, and Software Engineering. These alternatives cater to different learning needs – from quick upskilling classes to extended programs – and can be valuable for specific career goals (e.g., using Python in cybersecurity or getting a university certificate).
  • Flatiron School – Cybersecurity Analytics & Engineering: Flatiron offers two cybersecurity tracks: Analytics (geared towards security analyst roles) and Engineering (broader cyber engineering skills). The Cybersecurity Analytics program is a 12-week intensive that teaches skills for roles like Tier 1 Security Operations Center (SOC) analyst or security consultant. It covers networking, system administration, threat intelligence, security monitoring (SIEM), and incident response, culminating in a capstone project applying those skills. The Cybersecurity Engineering course (15 weeks) goes deeper into penetration testing, scripting, and system security. Both include career coaching to help grads land roles in cybersecurity. People interested in defending against cyber threats, regardless of experience, would benefit from this course. It’s especially suited for those who want a fast path into entry-level cybersecurity jobs. Graduates have gone into roles as Security Analysts at companies and organizations that have NYC operations. Given NYC’s large finance and tech industries, Flatiron cyber grads often find opportunities at banks, consulting firms, or security companies. For instance, some alumni have joined Big Four consulting firms’ cybersecurity divisions, and others at tech companies with SOC teams – reflecting the high demand for these skills in NYC.
  • Fullstack Academy – Cybersecurity Bootcamp: This bootcamp is designed for beginners who want to become cybersecurity professionals in about 17 weeks full-time. The curriculum includes networking, operating systems, cybersecurity tools (like Kali Linux, and Wireshark), vulnerability assessment, and penetration testing techniques. Students get hands-on practice with real-world cyber lab exercises (e.g., simulating attacks and defenses). It’s ideal for those who want a comprehensive security program – since Fullstack leverages its coding education expertise, students also learn some Python scripting and automation for security tasks​. This bootcamp is ideal for individuals looking to transition from IT or completely new learners who want to enter the cybersecurity field with practical skills but are also interested in the technical/coding side of security. Graduates have attained roles like cybersecurity analyst, penetration tester, or cloud security specialist. NYC employers in finance and e-commerce have hired Fullstack cyber alumni, and the program notes that companies such as Infosys (a global tech consulting firm) trust bootcamp grads – Infosys has hired cybersecurity bootcamp graduates for roles like cloud and security engineers​. Locally, the demand for cyber talent spans big banks, media companies, and even startups so job prospects are robust with the right skills.
  • General AssemblyCybersecurity: General Assembly has launched a cybersecurity immersive course as well (offered in select locations and online). This course typically runs for 12 weeks and covers fundamental security concepts, risk assessment, network defense, and security tools. GA’s program focuses on defensive cybersecurity skills and includes preparation for certification exams like Security+. It’s suitable for beginners; having an IT background is a plus but not required. Because GA’s cyber program is relatively newer than its coding courses, specific outcome data in NYC is limited. However, GA’s strong employer network means graduates have avenues into entry-level cyber roles. Many GA cyber alumni nationwide have secured jobs as SOC analysts or security consultants. In NYC, one can expect opportunities at IT consulting firms, larger enterprises with dedicated security teams, and government-related tech jobs – all of which value hands-on cybersecurity training.

Choosing the Right Program for Your Goals

With so many coding classes and bootcamps in NYC, it’s important to choose one that aligns with your background and career ambitions:

Complete Beginners

If you have little to no coding experience, look for beginner-friendly bootcamps like Flatiron School or General Assembly. These programs start from fundamentals and offer lots of support. Part-time introductory courses (e.g., GA’s part-time JavaScript or Python courses) are also great to get your feet wet before an immersive bootcamp​. For web development, programs that teach high-level languages (like JavaScript or Ruby) will let you build projects early on, which boosts confidence.

Career Switchers

If you’re pivoting from another career, consider the industry you want to enter. For a move into software/web development, full-stack bootcamps (Flatiron, Fullstack, GA, App Academy, etc.) will provide job-ready coding skills. For a pivot into the data science field, a specialized data bootcamp (Flatiron Data Science, GA Data Science, Noble Desktop) is worth it – but be prepared for a steep learning curve in math and programming. Career switchers often benefit from bootcamps with strong job placement support (resume workshops, mock interviews, employer events). Flatiron School, for example, offers 180 days of post-grad career coaching, which can be invaluable during a career transition.

Those with Some Coding Background

If you’ve dabbled in coding or have a CS degree and want to sharpen specific skills, an advanced or niche bootcamp might suit you. Codesmith stands out for experienced learners aiming for higher-level engineering roles. Similarly, if you have programming experience but want to apply it in a new domain, consider a specialized course (e.g., already know Python and want to move into AI – a data science or machine learning bootcamp could leverage your coding skills toward that niche). For experienced folks, also examine outcomes like graduate salaries and mid-level role placement – some programs publish that data. Codesmith, for instance, has reported median starting salaries of around $125k for its NYC grads, reflecting mid-level engineer positions​.

Cybersecurity Enthusiasts

If you’re drawn to security, decide if you prefer offense (ethical hacking, penetration testing) defense (security analysis, threat monitoring), or a mix. Bootcamps like Flatiron and Fullstack cover a bit of both but lean towards defensive skills initially (suitable for entry-level SOC jobs). Ensure the program includes hands-on labs – cybersecurity is very practical. Also, check if they support getting certifications: some bootcamps incorporate prep for exams like CompTIA Security+ as part of the curriculum or as an add-on. This can boost your employability in the cybersecurity job market. For instance, a program might teach you to use tools like Metasploit and Wireshark, which are commonly used by security professionals (Nucamp’s cyber bootcamp notes using these tools in training​). If you already have IT experience, an accelerated or part-time cyber course could fill specific knowledge gaps while you continue working.

Job Placement and Companies

Nearly all reputable bootcamps offer career services and boast about their hiring outcomes. When choosing, consider their connections in NYC. Many bootcamps host “Meet the Hiring Partner” events or have an alumni network in local companies. For example, bootcamps often highlight big-name companies that hire their grads – we’ve seen that Google and Amazon hire from multiple NYC bootcamps​. While those logos are impressive, also ask about placement at the kinds of companies you aspire to: if you want to work at a startup, see if grads have joined smaller NYC tech startups; if you prefer finance or consulting, see if grads have gone to firms like JPMorgan or Deloitte. The good news is that in NYC, bootcamp grads are landing jobs across the spectrum – from big tech (Google) to fintech (Capital One) to media (Spotify) to enterprise tech (IBM). Employers increasingly value the practical skills bootcamp students bring. According to employer surveys, 80% of companies have hired coding bootcamp graduates and found them to be on par with traditional grads or even more prepared. This means a well-chosen bootcamp can indeed be a launchpad into a tech career.

Logistics like Program Length, Schedule, and Cost

Full-time bootcamps in NYC are usually three to four months of intensive training. If you cannot commit full-time, part-time options (often six or more months) exist at places like GA or through university programs. Many bootcamps offer financing, scholarships, or income-share agreements – factor those into your decision as well. Try to attend info sessions or alumni panels (most bootcamps host these) to get a feel for the community and expectations.

Below is a summary comparison of the key NYC coding programs and what they offer:

Summary of NYC Coding Programs

Bootcamp Program

Focus & Languages

Ideal For

NYC Hiring Partners / Outcomes

Flatiron School – Software Eng., Data Science, Cybersecurity

Web Dev (Ruby, JavaScript); Data (Python, ML); Cyber (Networking, Python)​. Emphasis on immersive, project-based learning.

Career-changers and beginners seeking a supportive, well-rounded curriculum and robust career services.

Placed in roles at Spotify, Microsoft, Google, Salesforce, etc. High job placement (~86% in 2019 per reports). Graduates work at startups and Fortune 500 alike in NYC’s tech scene.

Fullstack Academy – Software Eng. & Cybersecurity

Web Dev (Full-stack JavaScript focus: Node.js, React)​; Cybersecurity (Cyber tools, Linux, Python scripting)​. Intensive, CS-backed curriculum.

Those with some technical aptitude who want a rigorous program (JavaScript lovers for web dev; detail-oriented problem solvers for cyber). Also offers the Grace Hopper program for women in coding.

Grads hired by Amazon (AWS), Etsy, Spotify, and many finance firms. Employers value the JS expertise. Cyber grads land analyst roles at consulting firms and enterprises (NYC Cyber Command partnered with Fullstack for talent pipeline).

General Assembly (GA) – Software Eng. & Data Science

Web Dev (JavaScript, some Python – front-end and full-stack); Data Science (Python, SQL, stats, machine learning). Also offers UX Design, Product Mgmt, etc.

Beginners and broad learners who want a respected, versatile bootcamp with flexible scheduling (full-time or part-time). Great for networking and career support.

Extensive hiring network in NYC. GA grads work at IBM, Facebook, Bloomberg, and numerous startups​. GA’s employer partnerships and career fairs connect graduates to a wide range of companies in web, data, and beyond.

App Academy – Software Engineering (Full-Stack)

Web Dev with dual stacks: Ruby on Rails and JavaScript (MERN) – covering databases, algorithms, and advanced coding challenges​. Very intensive pace.

Highly motivated individuals willing to devote 60-80 hours/week. Good for those aiming for top tech companies without paying upfront (deferred tuition model). Some coding experience or prep work is usually necessary to get in.

Alumni have joined Uber, Amazon, and other tech giants​. App Academy reports ~95% placement (NYC campus) with many grads securing software engineer jobs at high-growth startups. Employers appreciate the strong algorithmic training App Academy provides.

Codesmith – Software Engineering Immersive

Advanced Web Dev (JavaScript and computer science heavy; students build production-level projects). Focus on system design, algorithms, and modern frameworks (Node, React, etc.).

Intermediate programmers aiming for mid/senior-level roles. Ideal if you want to deepen fundamental skills and negotiate for higher starting salaries. Admission requires passing a technical interview (JavaScript knowledge needed).

Grads hired at Google, Netflix, Microsoft, LinkedIn, etc. 87% of graduates land full-time dev jobs within 6 months​, often as mid-level engineers. Known in NYC for its high alumni salaries ($120K+ median) and solid engineering reputation.

NYC Data Science Academy – Data Science Bootcamp

Data Science/Analytics (Python, R, SQL, Hadoop). Balanced between programming and business analytics; includes preparation for Kaggle-style competitions and real-world data tasks.

Career changers with some quantitative background. Also chosen by some post-grads (Masters/PhD) to get more applied skills. Offers both full-time and part-time formats.

Graduates work at JPMorgan, Booz Allen Hamilton, Aetna, and local tech companies. Especially recognized in finance and healthcare analytics circles in NYC. Many grads leverage the academy’s connections to land data analyst roles initially and grow from there.

Table: Comparison of NYC coding bootcamps, their focus areas, ideal student profile, and sample job outcomes. Each of these programs offers a unique approach – from curriculum differences (e.g., language taught) to career services – so prospective students should consider which aligns best with their goals.

By researching and comparing these options, you can find a coding class or bootcamp in NYC that suits your experience level and career path. Whether you aim to build websites, analyze big data, or defend against cyber attacks, there’s a program in New York to help you gain those in-demand skills. The NYC tech community is rich with bootcamp graduates, and companies here increasingly recognize that these intensive programs produce capable, job-ready talent. Use the above insights as a starting point and leverage free info sessions or alumni talks to dive deeper. With clarity on your goals and the right training, you’ll be well on your way to joining the ranks of NYC’s tech professionals.

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