JavaScript

1. Setting the scene: HTML, CSS and JavaScript

2. Introduction and Setup of Tools

3. Working with console.log

4. Variables, Types, and Operators

5. Conditionals, Loops, and Arrays

6. Functions and Objects

7. JSON

8. Events and Input

9. DOM: Adding/Removing Elements

10. How to work with an API and HTTP Basics

11. JavaScript Libraries

12. Final Project

13. Job Readiness: Soft skills through career trainings geared towards preparing you for job applications & interviews, networking events and job fairs.

14. You will learn from experts in the industry to start a career in tech.

you are able to understand and speak English

you have a good understanding of HTML and CSS

you can commit at least 10 hours a week

1. Start Learning HTML & CSS on freeCodeCamp

   1. Register on freeCodeCamp.org

   2. Choose the Responsive Web Design Certification

   3. Complete the project Learn HTML by Building a Cat Photo App

   4. Complete the project Learn Basic CSS by Building a Cafe Menu

2. Read about front-end development and the job market.

3. Check out the resource: “How to learn how to code & get a developer job”. (You don’t need to read it completely).

• you have built interactive websites with Javascript

• you know how to start a web development project

• you are prepared to take the next course: React

You have two sessions per week. One is taking place online, the other one on-site.

• Tuesdays: Online Session

• Thursdays: On-site at the Factory Görlitzer Park, Berlin

Homework, group projects and your personal study takes place online. It is important that you can attend both sessions per week. You cannot take this course purely online.

• Career & Soft Skills Workshops, Company Visits

• ReDI Mentorship Program (mentors in the IT industry)

• ReDI Talent Pool (job listing platform)

• SkillBuild self-paced eLearning (by IBM & ReDI)

• You should expect to spend a minimum of 8 hours for career workshops or trainings during the semester.