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  -    <h2>Javascript</h2>
  -    <p>Portland Code School Winter 2014 Session
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  -Full Stack JavaScript
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  -Hours: 6pm-9pm, Mon/Wed + 1 Saturday per month, 9am-4pm
  +    <h2>Full-stack Javascript</h2>
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  +Hours: 6pm-9pm, Mon/Wed + 1 Saturday per month, 9am-4pm</p>
   
   <p>This course is designed to help students learn how to build web applications and interactive website features from scratch using JavaScript as the primary language. Students will learn both front-end and back-end applications of JavaScript (including jQuery, BackboneJS, and NodeJS). Every web application needs JavaScript, so it’s an extremely powerful language to know, and the demand for JavaScript frameworks such as BackboneJS is only growing.</p>
   
  
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      <h2>Ruby on Rails</h2>
      <p>Portland Code School Winter 2014 Session
  
  Professional Web Application Development with Ruby on Rails
  
  Hours: 6pm-9pm, Tue/Thurs + some Saturdays 9am-Noon + 1 Saturday per month, 9am-4pm
  <p>
  This class is designed to teach students how build interactive and dynamic web applications using Ruby on Rails in a professional team environment. We start with an intense 1-month refresher on the Ruby language. After that, we dive into the Rails framework, still building our Ruby skills. Along the way, students will becaome familiar with all aspects of web application architecture. Students will create a series of useful scripts and web applications, culminating in a portfolio-worthy capstone project.</p>
  
  <p>While prior programming and web development experience is helpful, it's not required. We have had students with zero experience work hard, take advantage of all possible learning opportunities, and create impressive skills and capstone web applications. </p>
  
  <p>But make no mistake: this is an intense, difficult course. It's not for everyone. We give you as many opportunities to learn as we can, but we set a fast pace and cover a lot of ground. In many ways, it's just like working at a small, faced-paced development company. It's a great way for you to discover whether you like that kind of work. If you complete the course, you'll have all the tools you need to be good at that kind of work, too.</p>
  
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  Our teaching method emphasizes team-oriented,  project-based learning. In addition to self-paced screencasts and interactive coding exercises, students particpate in progressively more complicated and interesting real-world coding challenges.
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  <p>As new members of the local techincal and business community, students meet and work with local professional developers as guest lecturers and mentors. We introduce students to the local technical community at a series of meetups, helping students build their professional network. Some Tuesday night lab sessions are held at Hack & Help meetups where students work among their industry peers and get help from professionals.</p>
  
negative.code: <p>The course embodies several themes:</p>
  
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  <li><strong>Programming</strong> - Object-oriented design and idiomatic Ruby programming</li>
  <li><strong>Web application development</strong> - analysis, architecture, design, construction and cloud deployment</li>
  <li><strong>Using frameworks and libraries</strong> to develop web applications</li>
  <li><strong>Teamwork & collaboration</strong> - Working in pairs, on teams, and as a member of the community</li>
  <li><strong>Career preparation</strong> - portfolio development, presenting your work, making business connections, interviewing, collaborating on projects</li>
  <li><strong>Project management</strong> - time management, effective teamwork, iterative and agile development strategies </li>
  <li><strong>Life-long learning strategies</strong> - identifying information sources, reading code, developing mentoring relationships</li>
  
  
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