As coding boot camps become more popular, picking the right school for your career is much harder than some companies may advertise.

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It's increasingly clear that coding boot camps have a mixed track record at helping students find their dream jobs. Here's how boot camps are evolving to meet the challenge.

Coding boot camps across the country offer a shorter route for many students seeking a career in technology. But can they get jobs?

There's been an explosion of coding bootcamps. But do they actually work and can they lead to a new career?

The unaccredited education programs known as coding boot camps are proliferating, and gaining more students. This year the number of graduates from such programs is expected to hit 16,000, up from ...

The coding boot camp began back in 2001, when Aaron Hillegass and Emily Herman founded the company. At first, they taught programming languages, and were known for doing it very well.

Colleges and coding boot camps have come to a sort of truce, marrying a dose of technical skills with a more traditional college course load.

Boot camp grads lead college grads in practical programming skills, but lag in deeper understanding of systems and algorithms ...