I shed tears for the companies that hire the "graduates" of this "start to finish plan."
I don't care how good of an instructor you are, you cannot make a programmer remotely efficient in HTML5 (primarily the countless APIs involved), CSS3, AND JavaScript in only 12 weeks.
I don't know how that job placement is going to work -- but unless these learners start as interns, I don't know how beneficial this would be for them.
There's "jumping into the deep end" and then there's "jumping into the Atlantic." I get a sense of the latter with this program.
I don't care how good of an instructor you are, you cannot make a programmer remotely efficient in HTML5 (primarily the countless APIs involved), CSS3, AND JavaScript in only 12 weeks.
I don't know how that job placement is going to work -- but unless these learners start as interns, I don't know how beneficial this would be for them.
There's "jumping into the deep end" and then there's "jumping into the Atlantic." I get a sense of the latter with this program.