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YOUR DEVMOUNTAIN EXPERIENCE

Conventional Passive vs. Active Education

OWN YOUR Learning

Self-learning is how the industry works
You'll have hands-on projects, videos, and reading
What you put in is what you get out
Focus and effort are on you
Time + Focused Effort = Success
The sky is the limit, so push yourself

Your DevMountain Experience

You can expect to truly struggle
You can expect to feel behind
You can expect to feel overwhelmed
You can expect this to be incredibly challenging
You can expect to spend time working outside of class hours and on weekends, especially during all 3 of the projects

A Bootcamp Experience

Dealing with ADVERSITY

Don't give up
Don't blame others
Don't beat yourself up

Students who work the hardest and stay positive can often surpass their more experienced peers.

Do work hard
Do stay positive
Do help one another

Tips for Learning

Try not to take struggling personally, don't "should" on yourself
Try not to compare yourself to others
Take notes, or don't: do whatever helps keep you engaged
Stay organized! Have a system, whatever works for you
Jot down questions, and bring them up in review
Focus on just our curriculum
Come in on weekends, and work together
Put in more effort than you think you need
Come in early
Rewatch the videos
Redo the projects
Complete every bit of suggested content
Get exercise
Get sleep
Take breaks

Lehi FT Schedule (Mountain)

Monday - Thursday Schedule

9am:

10am:

12:30pm:

1:30pm:

4:30pm:

Code Challenge/Review

Lecture/Code-Along

Lunch

Lab Exercise (Paired)

End of Day Review

Friday Schedule

9am:

9:15am:

12:30pm:

1:30pm:

3:00pm:

4:00pm:

Assessment Intro

Assessment

Lunch

Assessment

Outcomes

Social/End of Week Review

remote FT Schedule (Central)

Monday - Thursday Schedule

9:30am:

10:30am:

1pm:

2pm:

5pm:

Code Challenge/Review

Lecture/Code-Along

Lunch

Lab Exercise (Paired)

End of Day Review

Friday Schedule

9:30am:

9:45am:

1pm:

2pm:

3:30pm:

4:30pm:

Assessment Intro

Assessment

Lunch

Assessment

Outcomes

Social/End of Week Review

Course details - PT Schedule

Tuesday	Thursday	Saturday
Class	Class	Class
Class	Class
Class	Class	Class
Class	Class

Class is held every Tuesday and Thursday
Class is held every other Saturday starting in Week 1
Any deviation from this schedule will be published in FRODO

PT Schedule (Mountain)

Tuesday/Thursday A Schedule

6:00pm:

8:30pm:

9:20pm:

9:30pm:

Lecture/Code-Along

Lab Exercise

Standups

Class dismissed

Thursday B Schedule

6:00pm:

6:30pm:

7:30pm:

9:15pm:

9:30pm:

Code Challenge

Outcomes

Unit Review

Assessment Introduction

Class dismissed

PT Schedule (Mountain)

Saturday Schedule

9:00am:

10:00am:

12:30pm:

1:30pm:

4:00pm:

4:30pm:

5:00pm:

Code Challenge/Review

Lecture/Code-Along

Lunch

Lab Exercise (Paired)

Social

Standups

Class dismissed

Wednesday (Optional)

6:00pm:

7:30pm:

Office hours opens (review content, nothing new)

Office hours closes

Full-stack web Development

Front-End

Back-End

"Client-side"

"Servers" & "Databases"

HTML

CSS

JavaScript

React

Node

Express

PostgreSQL

Full-stack web Development

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

Week 6

Weeks 7-10

Weeks 11 - 13

Command Line, Git, Intro to JavaScript

JavaScript Continued, HTML & CSS, The DOM

Node, Express, APIs, and Templating

React

SQL, Sequelize

Redux, Routing, Testing, Bootstrap

Personal Project

Group Project

Full Time Program

Full-stack web Development

Weeks 1-2

Weeks 3-4

Weeks 5-6

Weeks 7-8

Weeks 9-10

Weeks 11-12

Weeks 13 - 20

Weeks 21 - 26

Command Line, Git, Intro to JavaScript

JavaScript Continued, HTML & CSS, The DOM

Node, Express, APIs, and Templating

React

SQL, Sequelize

Redux, Routing, Testing, Bootstrap

Personal Project

Group Project

Part Time Program

course details

grading & graduation

Assignment	Points
Personal Profile	50
Week 1 Assessment	100
Week 2 Assessment	100
Week 3 Assessment	100
Project 1 - NoDB	150
Week 5 Assessment	100
Project 2 - Personal	200
Project 3 - Group	200
Total	1000

Graduation Requirements

750+ points
Attempt all assignments
Maximum of 3 absences
Outcomes-approved resume
Outcomes-approved LinkedIn Profile

What are you not paying for?

24/7 access to instructors/mentors
A job
A permanent skillset
Constant, 1-to-1 support
An individually personalized learning environment

What are you paying for?

Curriculum expert teachers
Excellent mentors
Modern, project-based, refined curriculum
Network + alumni
An opportunity to earn a foundation in full-stack web development

Don'ts

You paid a lot of money to be here.

Don't miss out on this opportunity.

Do's

Play music out loud (headphones)
Have your phone out in class
Play games, watch random videos
Miss class (DM on Discord in case of emergency)
Interview for jobs prior to end of class
Begin an in-class relationship
Make fun of, harass, or fight w/ others
Consume drugs/alcohol
Download copyrighted material
Remove any equipment(Cords, monitors, keyboards, mice)
Plan on a normal social life
Work a part-time/full-time job

Respect peers, students, staff
Go all in, plan on 8-11 hours of work per day
Have fun!
Build friendships and connections
Treat this like you would your job
Complete every single repo, mini project, toy problem
Use your monitor (dongle it up!)
Check Discord regularly
Be proactive!

Important Policies

No more than 4 tardies (3 minutes late)
No more than 3 absences (20 minutes late)
If you are outside the accepted range, you will be put on academic probation
If issues persist, you may be removed from the program

Attendance

Important Policies

Code of Conduct

We expect dignity and professionalism
Students that are dishonest, disrespectful, or disruptive will be removed
Zero tolerance policy for discrimination, harassment, or disrespectful language for one another

https://ed.devmountain.com/materials/resources/code-of-conduct/

Important Policies

Ethics and Original Work

Plagiarism is NOT permitted
Do not claim other peoples work as your own
For quizzes/individual assessments, do not share your work with others
- Collaboration is usually encouraged -- We'll make it clear when you need to work independently

A note on Artificial Intelligence
- AI is an incredibly helpful tool in certain situations, but can stunt your academic growth if overused in a learning environment
- While a student at Devmountain, AI should NEVER be used to write code for you
- AI CAN eventually be used for debugging and understanding concepts

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