Our Software Development Immersive programs provide proven tech training for active duty service members.
Upcoming Sessions
Our software development-focused active duty coding training is offered in three unique formats.
Questions? Contact our Active Duty Team.
| Program | Start Date | Application Deadline | End Date/Capstone Presentations | Program Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Software Development Immersive | 7/10/2023 | 6/26/2023 | 9/28/2023 | 12 weeks |
| Software Development Immersive | 8/7/2023 | 7/24/2023 | 10/27/2023 | 12 weeks |
| Software Development Immersive | 9/5/2023 | 8/21/2023 | 12/1/2023 | 13 weeks* |
| Software Development Immersive | 9/25/2023 | 9/11/2023 | 12/22/2023 | 13 weeks* |
*Please note that due to the OPM Holiday Schedule, we have added time during these course dates to optimize for student learning and experience.
Our curriculum ensures you get to the real work of solving coding problems in the context of actual applications. You’ll work collaboratively with other students as you train to be part of a development team.
12 Weeks
Become a full-stack junior software engineer and build real, working apps and programs.
After this full-time, live online, 12-week program, you’ll be ready to contribute to a software development team in a Department of Defense (DoD) software factory.
6 – 12 Weeks
Determine your best learning pathway: software development, product management, or user design pathways.
Learning Objectives
Our active-duty coding training covers an important combination of soft skills and industry-leading coding skills. Review the unique learning outcomes of each program.
Foundations:
Client Side
Server Side
Beyond classroom learning and independent study, you’ll learn to code by completing portfolio-building projects and participating in interactive workshops.
After the completion of each unit, you’ll engage with other students in a pair-programming workshop.
After each block, you’ll engage in a summative group application project, exemplifying skills learned for the application of acquired knowledge.
Throughout the last two weeks of the course, you’ll complete and present a capstone project. These projects encourage creativity and provide the opportunity to demonstrate concepts and processes from genesis to a minimum viable product.
If you’re interested and not quite ready to apply, contact our Active Duty Team we’ll get in touch to answer your questions and discuss next steps.
Read more about our program and our FAQs before taking our applicant survey, which will help us determine if you are eligible for funding.
You’ll have two chances to take the test. If you score 50% or higher you’ll qualify for selection consideration. If you do not score higher than 50%, we’ll highlight where you have room for improvement before you retake the assessment.
Our mandatory pre-work will teach you more about coding so you are prepared for the pre-assessment; it is neither graded nor monitored.
Our coding training programs for military personnel are available through an Indefinite Delivery / Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Contract awarded by the U.S. DoD (GSA SBIR Phase III IDIQ 47QFLA21D0013).
If you’d like to add a Task Order to our IDIQ Contract, explore our federal funding process below. If you’d like to purchase a course seat using a Government Purchase Card (GPC) for direct enrollment, please email federal@galvanize.com.
Only current Department of Defense (DoD) military and government civilians may apply to this program. If this doesn’t include you, please check out our Hack Reactor Coding Bootcamps to explore civilian software development training options.
If you’re eligible and interested, complete your application and pass your assessment. Your branch project manager will reach out when paid seats are available.