Intro to Web Development FREE

Designed to prepare you for DigitalCrafts Web Development Bootcamp, this free course will allow you to learn the basics while also ensuring you have a better understanding of software development as a career. By completing the content, you will gain a) an understanding of how the Web works and how websites are developed, b) experience working in files and directories via the command line, c) familiarity with core programming concepts using JavaScript, and d) exposure to fundamental data structures and how they're used in programming.

Intro to Cybersecurity FREE

This introductory course is designed to teach you some of the tools and concepts needed to be successful in the DigitalCrafts Cybersecurity Bootcamp. You will also learn about some of the common work roles in the Cybersecurity industry. By the end of this course, you will become more comfortable with the systems you will use to defend and attack in class, as well as a) the basics of computer hardware and software, b) installing and managing a virtualized operating system, and c) how Cybersecurity professionals are increasingly crucial in defending the World from bad actors online.

Intro to Data Analytics FREE

Companies rely on data to help identify challenges, capitalize on opportunities and make timely business decisions that could materially affect their bottom line. Data Analysts are at the core of the decision-making process, weaving complex, raw data and numbers into digestible, visual stories that drive actionable change. If you love numbers, problem-solving, and are naturally curious, this may be the right fit for you.

Intro to UX Design FREE

UX Design is a broad field that encompasses many roles, including User Interface (UI) Designer, User Experience (UX) Designer, Product Designer, and UX Researcher — all of which support the design of products, apps, and tools you use every day. Throughout this intro course, you will a) use key UX design methods to solve real problems encountered in the industry, b) learn the fundamentals of information architecture, c) practice using tools such as Miro and Figma, d) create an interactive prototype, and e) gain exporsure to how developers use code to execute on design solutions.