Momentum's Software Engineering Immersive course, now available virtually, helps you get the tech skills you need for the career you want. With the rigorous, 16-week curriculum you'll learn to code and gain specialized skills for high-paying careers in technology. Routine project assignments done individually, in pairs, and on teams develop your robust portfolio as a software developer. You'll focus on fundamental programming concepts and get extensive training on the latest technology leading companies use.
A career change shouldn't have to wait. So we made our course available every 8 weeks. Learning to code can be intimidating. That's why our curriculum is organized into four 4-week phases so it's easy to learn programming step by step.
All students receive dedicated career services support, helping to simplify the job search process and prep you succeed in the workplace. Career services include networking with hiring managers, career guidance modules, negotiation support, interview training, 1-on-1 career planning support, and so much more. If you do not get a job offer with­in 9 months of grad­u­a­tion, we will refund your tuition.

Set your new tech career up for success on your schedule with a part-time course built for your needs and made for the tech industry's demands.
This course prepares you for entry-level jobs as a web developer. Graduates may find suitable employment with companies who build and maintain their own websites and web applications, or agencies that produce websites and web applications for other companies.
Our course is part-time for 24 weeks. During their course, students will have 640 course time hours, plus eligible career services. The first 18 weeks of the course are lectures, exercises, and projects. The last 6 weeks are for building a final project as a demonstration and exercise of your knowledge gained.
Our curriculum is focused on web development. We start with the basics of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and then use Python and Django to build dynamic web applications. Our teaching style is project-based and experiential and we take the long view of software development, taking time to understand the history of the Web and the evolution of development styles. Our students use Agile development methodologies to build their final projects.
At Momentum, we break our 24-week Part-Time program into four 6-week phases, each focused on a specific topic, and building on the prior phase. Our curriculum is adapted to the latest advances in software development and adjusts based on class needs.