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Full-Stack Development Program

Deadline to Apply: March 30th

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Learn the Skills to Become a Full-Stack Developer

Some software engineers specialize only on the front-end, or visitor-facing side of websites and applications. Others focus on back-end, writing code for database and logic components. And then there are full-stack developers, who oversee every aspect, from start to finish.

In the Full-Stack Development program at Atlas School, you’ll learn the technical and critical thinking skills you need to become a well-rounded developer.

From the fundamentals of user interface to the programming languages and frameworks used on the back end, you’ll gain a thorough understanding of the ins-and-outs of programs and websites.

This program also focuses on developer tools like Git, so you’ll learn to collaborate with other developers and utilize the latest web technologies like AI to create responisive and accessible websites.

Full-Stack Career Possiblities

Upon completing this program, you’ll be qualified for a number of IT and development careers, including:

  • Full-stack developer
  • Web developer
  • Software engineer
  • Application developer

What You’ll Learn

The Full-Stack Development diploma program provides an industry- aligned education that focuses on full-stack development. Foundational concepts of writing code are used to build the front end of websites and program the back end of websites. This program focuses on the use of developer tools such as Git to collaborate with developers as well as modern web technologies to create responsive and accessible websites.

Upon successful completion of the Full-Stack Development program, graduates will have the skills necessary for an entry-level position in the technology sector. Example job titles of graduates from this program are Web Developer, Software Developer, Software Engineer, and Application Developer.

*Program length may be extended depending on holiday and break schedules.

Why Atlas?

The modern world runs on software. At Atlas School, you can learn the skills you need to get started in this exciting field in as little as 20 months.

A software engineering school located in downtown Tulsa, we take an innovative approach to education, using hands-on and experiential learning to help you master the skills you’ll need to start a great new career.

No prior coding knowledge is necessary, only a desire to learn and a knack for problem-solving.

Career Services

In addition to equipping you with the skills and knowledge you need to work in software development, Atlas School offers a wide range of career planning tools and support built into our curriculum. While we cannot guarantee employment, we have established relationships with industry leaders and workforce development organizations to help you find a career.

Job resources and internal employment opportunities are shared directly with students and alumni, while employers have access to a collection of student and alumni resumes to help them find qualified candidates.

Financial Aid and Accreditation

We believe financial situations should never be a hurdle to education. Our financial aid department will work with you to find the best source of funding for your needs. Atlas School is not an accredited school and does not participate in state or federal financial aid programs.