RadiixCore

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Enrolling June 2026

Build Real Skills Through Hands-On Development

Our programs focus on practical experience rather than theory alone. You'll work on actual projects, collaborate with peers, and develop a portfolio that demonstrates real capability. We're not promising overnight success—just solid preparation and genuine skill development.

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Available Learning Tracks

Each program runs for multiple months and combines structured lessons with project work. Most students balance learning with other commitments, so we've designed schedules that work for working professionals.

Full-Stack Fundamentals

8 months • Part-time

Start with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript basics, then progress to backend systems and database work. You'll build several complete applications from scratch.

  • Frontend development with modern frameworks
  • Backend API design and implementation
  • Database architecture and queries
  • Version control and deployment basics
  • Portfolio project support
Next cohort begins June 2026

Interface Design & Development

6 months • Part-time

Focus on creating interfaces that people actually enjoy using. This combines visual design principles with practical frontend coding skills.

  • User experience fundamentals
  • Responsive design patterns
  • CSS architecture and animations
  • Accessibility standards
  • Design system creation
Next cohort begins July 2026

Backend Systems Development

7 months • Part-time

Deep dive into server-side development, API architecture, and database management. You'll learn to build systems that handle real user loads.

  • API design and implementation
  • Database optimization techniques
  • Authentication and security
  • Cloud deployment strategies
  • Performance monitoring
Next cohort begins August 2026
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How Our Programs Actually Work

We skip the lecture-heavy approach. Instead, you'll spend most of your time building things, getting feedback, and improving your work. It's messy sometimes, but that's how real learning happens.

1

Project Introduction

Each week starts with a new challenge. We explain what needs to be built and why it matters in real development work.

2

Independent Building

You work on the project at your own pace. Resources and documentation are available, but you figure out the implementation yourself.

3

Code Review Sessions

Submit your work for review. Instructors and peers provide feedback on what works and what could be improved.

4

Iteration & Refinement

Apply the feedback and improve your solution. This back-and-forth mirrors how professional development actually happens.

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What Makes This Different

We've structured our programs based on what actually helps people develop practical skills. Here's how our approach compares to traditional options.

Learning Element Our Programs Typical Bootcamps University Courses
Hands-on project work 70% of program time 40% of program time 20% of program time
Code review feedback Every submission reviewed Major projects only Final project only
Portfolio development Built throughout program Final weeks focus Student responsibility
Flexible scheduling Part-time compatible Full-time required Varies by institution
Modern tools & practices Industry-current stack Industry-current stack Often outdated
Collaboration experience Group projects included Some pair programming Mostly individual work
Deployment experience All projects deployed live Final project deployed Rarely included

Important context: This comparison reflects common patterns we've observed. Individual programs vary significantly. We're not claiming our approach is universally better—it works well for students who want practical skill development and can commit to regular project work over several months.

Ready to Start Building?

Our 2026 cohorts begin enrolling in February. If you're interested in joining, reach out now so we can discuss which program fits your current skill level and schedule. We're happy to answer questions about curriculum, time commitment, or anything else.

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