Coding bootcamps are concentrated technical education programs that teach technical computer skills in a short amount of time. They can help build practical and professional knowledge to enable  students to either pivot careers or improve their marketability in their current fields.
Coding bootcamps are concentrated technical education programs that teach technical computer skills in a short amount of time. There are bootcamps for many subjects ranging from cloud computing and data analytics to artificial intelligence. A bootcamp can be a more affordable alternative to a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related major. The average bootcamp program length is three to six months, but they can last up to a year. Full-time programs take less time because students spend more time in class each week. Web development is the most popular subject of study at bootcamps, followed by data science and software design.  The COVID-19 pandemic led to increased interest in remote upskilling, and schools responded by offering more fully online coding bootcamps. Many online coding bootcamps are designed for asynchronous learning so that students can sign in at their convenience to complete coursework.