MIT xPRO | Bootcamps
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MIT xPRO offers a 32-week, online Professional Certificate in Coding: Full Stack Development with MERN bootcamp. The bootcamp requires a time commitment of 15-20 hours per week. Bootcamp students will learn to build, test, and deploy web applications using the MERN stack and APIs, and learn how to set up continuous integration and continuous delivery pipelines to deploy a React application. Students develop a GitHub portfolio of their work to present to potential employers.
No prerequisites are required to apply for the MIT xPRO Full Stack Development with MERN bootcamp, but a capacity for technical concepts is recommended.
This program includes video lectures and coding demos from MIT faculty, personalized feedback on assignments and projects, mentorship from experienced industry professionals, and career coaching during and after the program. Bootcamp students will also receive soft skill instruction, including personal brand building, understanding the roles and workflow of Agile development, and how to communicate technical concepts to non-technical audiences.
MIT xPRO Full Stack Development with MERN bootcamp is graded as pass/fail. Students who receive at least 75% cumulatively will receive a verified digital certificate of completion from MIT xPro. Financing options including deferred payments may be available.
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Danielle GrimelliSenior Research Analyst • Student • OnlineApr 25, 2023Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/AMIT Applied Data Science - Balanced Program Taught by Passionate, Caring Experts
MIT's Applied Data Science Program, supported by Great Learning, was everything and more than I expected. The MIT professors and Great Learning mentors and staff were knowledgeable and engaging. I loved being able to leverage my knowledge of statistics, gain an introduction to Python and apply it within the course, and bring everything together in an elective and a final capstone project. All the materials are recorded to be able to review at any time and there are more than enough pre-w...MIT's Applied Data Science Program, supported by Great Learning, was everything and more than I expected. The MIT professors and Great Learning mentors and staff were knowledgeable and engaging. I loved being able to leverage my knowledge of statistics, gain an introduction to Python and apply it within the course, and bring everything together in an elective and a final capstone project. All the materials are recorded to be able to review at any time and there are more than enough pre-work instruction videos and practice problems, with solutions, to gain familiarity and grounding in areas with which a student may be less familiar (whether that is with statistics or coding in Python).
My Great Learning mentor and program advisor was essential in helping me navigate the program and meet all of the benchmarks. I would recommend this course to any professionals seeking to crystallize knowledge, while solving real-world business problems in a simulated environment, and being able to receive feedback from experts in their respective fields, specializing in Data Analysis and Visualization, Practical Data Science, Recommendation Systems, and Deep Learning. I'm so very grateful this program exists!- Umar Farouq UsmanMedical Doctor • Graduate • OnlineFeb 08, 2023Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
AN EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME WORTH SHARING
The platform itself and the combination of cohort was a fantastic blend for learning. Apart from the support by Great Learning, the content/curriculum was carefully designed to hit the nail with precision.
Sandhya, who was the young lady in charge of my group was always there whenever she was needed. I remember when I had an issue with my first project which was about Pima Indians and Diabetes Mellitus. If not for her, I would have lost 40 marks just like that. Bu...The platform itself and the combination of cohort was a fantastic blend for learning. Apart from the support by Great Learning, the content/curriculum was carefully designed to hit the nail with precision.
Sandhya, who was the young lady in charge of my group was always there whenever she was needed. I remember when I had an issue with my first project which was about Pima Indians and Diabetes Mellitus. If not for her, I would have lost 40 marks just like that. But, she stood her grounds and re-assured me that it will be fixed and in no time, she fixed it.
I cannot thank her enough. SANDHYA is indeed an asset to Great Learning and MIT-IDSS.
Thank you all!
- Widhiyo SudiyonoGraduate • OnlineNov 28, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob AssistanceN/A
Help you to understand more about AI from basic to advance.
Help you to understand more about AI from basic to advance with step by step guidance.
Also there are videos provided to gain more understanding about how Artificial Intelligence, Machine Lewrning and Deep Learning Work in the field.
- Mehran VagheianStudent • OnlineOct 01, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Data Science and Machine Learning Program by Great Learning & MIT IDSS
This course is one of the best courses that I have participated. All of the course materials, and provided documents were quite helpful and comprehensive. One of the best parts was the amazing academic support of the course and particularly the course manager who really was supportive during the entire course. I really recommend this course to all interested persons to ML and DL. - MohamedH • Graduate • Professional Certificate in Cybersecurity • OnlineAug 09, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Please don't spend your well earned money on this
I have enrolled into this Cybersecurity bootcamp hoping that i would get an entry level job after i graduated. not only that i didn't , i didn't even have the technical skills needed to do anything related to IT. this program is a complete waste of time and money.
I was about to leave it in the middle but by then i have already invested so much time into it while the support issured me that it will get better and i will get some kind of hands on experience at the end. i will try ...I have enrolled into this Cybersecurity bootcamp hoping that i would get an entry level job after i graduated. not only that i didn't , i didn't even have the technical skills needed to do anything related to IT. this program is a complete waste of time and money.
I was about to leave it in the middle but by then i have already invested so much time into it while the support issured me that it will get better and i will get some kind of hands on experience at the end. i will try to lay down the points below :
- Videos are informative, some boring
- out of 100% of hands on trainings this course will provide you with 5% top.
- compared to other programs its the cheapest but i found out why after i finished the course because i didn't learn anything new besides the general information about cybersecurity.
My advise to anyone who wants to change careers and get into cyber security go learn Security + or CCNA on Youtube for free and take the exams that will guarantee you an entry level job not this program.Erin Rosenblatt of MIT xPRO | Bootcamps
VP of Professional Certificates, Emeritus
Aug 22, 2022
Hi Mohamed,We regret that your learning experience didn’t meet your expectations. We appreciate your feedback, as it helps us improve the experience for all future learners in our program.This program was built and vetted by expert MIT faculty and a team of instructional designers, just as all of our programs undergo thorough review for content quality and rigor. However, along with the rich content available in the program, participants are encouraged to read up on external material, and network with their program leaders, success coaches, and peers to truly gain the most value from this program. We are sorry to hear that these expectations were not communicated to you better. Please be assured that we have noted your feedback, and that our teams are working to resolve this.
Additionally, as the industry is ever evolving, we are constantly observing industry trends and adapting the program to meet the needs of our job seekers. To that end, we have recently updated our enrollment guidelines to recommend additional experience prior to applying.Refunds are available beyond the first two weeks of the program, pro-rated up through 60% of the program’s completion. However, since you are so close to successfully completing your learning journey with us, we’d still like to help you achieve your learning goals. We encourage you to reach out to program contacts, who are always ready to help, including your success coach, career coach, and instructors for any content-related questions. You may also contact mit@emeritus.org to discuss how we can further improve your experience and help you on your learning journey.
Thank You,Erin RosenblattVP of Professional Certificates, Emeritus - AustinStudent • Professional Certificate in Coding: Full Stack Development with MERN • OnlineJul 13, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Full stack web development
They told me time and again I didn’t need any experience for this course. This was not the case, I didn’t wind up passing as the instructions are not well laid out, they give next to no instructions on trouble shooting and possible problems you will run into. I would not recommend wasting your money unless you have experience in coding or the ability to spend far more than the recommended amount of time on each module. I’m now $6,500 in debt for a course I didn’t pass, I feel conned, it ...They told me time and again I didn’t need any experience for this course. This was not the case, I didn’t wind up passing as the instructions are not well laid out, they give next to no instructions on trouble shooting and possible problems you will run into. I would not recommend wasting your money unless you have experience in coding or the ability to spend far more than the recommended amount of time on each module. I’m now $6,500 in debt for a course I didn’t pass, I feel conned, it was most definitely not for beginners, especially beginners who have full time jobs. - Varun PerumallaStudent • OnlineJun 18, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Applied Data Science Program
The structure of program is well designed for a newcomer to understand the concepts of dat science and machine learning. In addition to that lectures from MIT professors are really thought provoking and enables learners to think outside of the box to solve some real challenges in their field. - Jon BrooksGraduate • Professional Certificate in Coding: Full Stack Development with MERN • OnlineMay 03, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Professional Certificate in Coding: Full Stack Web Development with MERN
I enjoyed the course. There were enough challenges to keep me engaged. The learning facilitators were usually quick to respond of I ever needed help. You don't necessarily have to have experience in coding before starting the course, but it will help at the beginning if you are vaguely familiar with another coding language. This isn't entirely beginner friendly, but beginners should be able to complete this if they put in the work to get up to speed in the first 4 weeks. The projects th...I enjoyed the course. There were enough challenges to keep me engaged. The learning facilitators were usually quick to respond of I ever needed help. You don't necessarily have to have experience in coding before starting the course, but it will help at the beginning if you are vaguely familiar with another coding language. This isn't entirely beginner friendly, but beginners should be able to complete this if they put in the work to get up to speed in the first 4 weeks. The projects that cap off the second and third sections are fantastic, and have drawn a lot of interest from potential employers. In particular, the final project which integrates everything learned in the course with a fully functional payment Integration has drawn a lot of interest. I've only been out of the program a month, and haven't yet been given a reasonable job offer, but I'm confident that the skills I've learned will help me find a position soon. It isn't a cheap course, but they uave made me job ready, and I understand now other areas I can improve as I progress on this career path.
I find myself looking at other websites now and thinking about how some of them could be improved using what I've learned. - Okan DuzyolDistinguished Security Architect • Graduate • OnlineApr 19, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Applied Data Science Program
I used to think Certificate Programs are money traps. Easy and everyone in the program passes.
Not with this one.
2 years of Master's Level Courses packed into 2 months of lectures from MIT Professors, and coding exercises mentored by Industry Professionals. 15 hrs of lectures, 15 hrs of coding per week.
Great spread and depth in AI/ML.
Thanks to our great program manager, @Jasna Aneer GreatLearning for her pat...I used to think Certificate Programs are money traps. Easy and everyone in the program passes.
Not with this one.
2 years of Master's Level Courses packed into 2 months of lectures from MIT Professors, and coding exercises mentored by Industry Professionals. 15 hrs of lectures, 15 hrs of coding per week.
Great spread and depth in AI/ML.
Thanks to our great program manager, @Jasna Aneer GreatLearning for her patience with our late submissions. :) - BethGraduate • Professional Certificate in Coding: Full Stack Development with MERN • OnlineApr 11, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
What do you expect from MIT?
I've read all the other reviews for this program and I seriously don't know what some of these other people came in expecting. It's an MIT program, with lectures from actual MIT professors, of course it's hard, of course they assume you already know things, they are used to teaching the top 1% of students in the world. A certificate from MIT wouldn't be valuable if it was an easy course.
I just finished my program and it was definitely a slog. I had to do a lot of extra learning ...I've read all the other reviews for this program and I seriously don't know what some of these other people came in expecting. It's an MIT program, with lectures from actual MIT professors, of course it's hard, of course they assume you already know things, they are used to teaching the top 1% of students in the world. A certificate from MIT wouldn't be valuable if it was an easy course.
I just finished my program and it was definitely a slog. I had to do a lot of extra learning but I have a lot of developer friends who helped me to understand that that is normal so I wasn't mad about it. The NextTech tool is really bad and I hope they replace it, but otherwise, I feel like I got what I paid for. And now I'm working with a career coach and already starting to get some interviews for developer roles. The MIT cert definitely turns heads. For 7 grand and a bunch of my free time, I'd say that's worth it.
If you are a total beginner or don't have more than 20 a week to put in or are someone who needs/wants a lot of structure and hand-holding then you probably shouldn't do this course. Otherwise, I think it does a good job of trying to support you through the lectures from the faculty and in the end it got me to where I want to be. - Skye ChenData Scientist • Student • Professional Certificate in Coding: Full Stack Development with MERN • OnlineApr 10, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
Strongly NOT recommended
For those who may consider this program, I would strongly NOT recommend it. I started participating in this program since August-2021. I am on the 3rd and last semester currently, and will graduate in 2 months. So everything I say here is based on my observation as well as personal experience thus far.
The reason I decided to take MIT full-stack classes is that I deeply know for doing Full-Stack, I need to have some help to watch over my shoulder to see what I have been doing. I w...For those who may consider this program, I would strongly NOT recommend it. I started participating in this program since August-2021. I am on the 3rd and last semester currently, and will graduate in 2 months. So everything I say here is based on my observation as well as personal experience thus far.
The reason I decided to take MIT full-stack classes is that I deeply know for doing Full-Stack, I need to have some help to watch over my shoulder to see what I have been doing. I was happy to hear that we have a teaching assistant as well as a success coach to make sure our success. And here is what happened after I participated in the program:
Our new weekly material is posted every Thursday, which usually leaves all of us extremely confused with the content. Routinely, our teaching assistant will post this week's content review step by step on Tuesday, since this is her 2nd job, and she has no time to post anything earlier than that (we double confirmed with her at the beginning of the program). That leaves us one and a half days to finish all the homework, which is almost impossible to do. Even though we managed to do some, it usually starts to have tons of questions, and we expect her to fast reply so we won't pass the deadline. Yet, she will answer them on the same day as the deadline, which leaves us no time to go further to finish our homework, since we are usually stuck in the middle of the problem-solving. Students have been trying to reach out to the Sucess Coach for help as well as figure out if there is any way to improve this. No positive feedback.
I have been seeing angry students leaving one after another without any feedback or help from this program. Eventually, the students who are remaining have no choice but try grading the teaching assistant a low grade to raise the attention that we need help. Yes, we got a message from her and asked if there is anything she can help with. However, she was not aware of the frustration we are having. In addition, here is the proof of her work is getting worse and worse.
Ever since 2022, our teaching assistant started disappearing in our QA section. She didn't answer any of the questions on Week 14 (due on 1/13/2022), week 15 (due on 1/20/2022), week 19 (due on 2/17/2022), and week 23 (due on 4/8/2022). On week 15, she appeared, and here is the quote
"
Last week's discussion board was left unanswered by me, as I didn't sign up to get notifications by mistake. I apologize! 🙇♂️
If you still have questions about last week, please reach out to me directly! But I've seen you replied to each other, which is awesome! Keep up the great individual and teamwork!
"
And yet, she didn't answer any of the questions in either Week 14 or Week 15. What an irony!
I also tried to reach out to her through Slack, since that's the platform we were told to reach out to for faster assistance. The last conversation I had with her was on November 25, 2021. Four days after I raised my questions, she answered me, but it was already passed the deadline. After that, I was not able to contact her, I tried to reach out on December 18, 2021, and March 29, 2022. All my questions are remaining unanswered.
Last week, we had homework that almost none of our students were able to figure out, and there was one student who has been very persistent in this program until this moment (only 2 months away from finishing line), stormed out angry, and quit. I eventually turned in my half-done homework and asked for help for the grader (that's how desperate I am). The grader told me that I need to reach to my teaching assistant. So this is not going anywhere.
At this moment, I don't believe her promise of work as well as her attitude toward this job. I have no willingness to work with her in any circumstances anymore. And If this problem is still remaining, I will consider taking legal action.
For other problems, such as the materials being outdated, I would not repeat others' words, because those are all true.Erin Rosenblatt of MIT xPRO | Bootcamps
VP of Professional Certificates, Emeritus
May 05, 2022
Hi Skye,We’re sorry to hear that this program hasn’t met your expectations. Nearly all (90%) of our students tell us that their learning objectives were met or exceeded, and that is a statistic that we are proud of. However, success in this program does rely heavily on the learner’s ability to be self-directed, research on their own, and reach out when they need help. To provide that support, we require a 24-hour response time from learning facilitators, and currently all learning facilitators are meeting those expectations. We have validated they are responding to student questions effectively and within SLA. While success coaches are available for additional support, support is mainly focused on the student's academic goals within the constraints of the program, and coaches aren’t able to tailor the program’s fundamental nature to suit individual needs. We encourage you to regularly reach out to our team for support. You may also contact mit@emeritus.org to discuss how we can improve your experience and help ensure that you achieve your learning goals. We appreciate your feedback, as it helps us improve the experience for all future learners in our program.Thank you,Erin RosenblattVP of Professional Certificates, Emeritus - CateStudent • Professional Certificate in Cybersecurity • OnlineMar 26, 2022Overall ExperienceInstructorsCurriculumJob Assistance
WASTE OF MONEY
This is a really good moneymaking machine. Using MIT’s name to get people to enroll. Then when you contact support and had to withdraw, they wont even review special circumstances and you will have to deal with a robot-like email replies from their main office in Singapore.
I was enrolled in Professional Cybersecurity Program and Now I am stuck in paying $3700 (i got partially reimbursed) for something I cant even use.
The assigments are too much and very redundant. Not mu...This is a really good moneymaking machine. Using MIT’s name to get people to enroll. Then when you contact support and had to withdraw, they wont even review special circumstances and you will have to deal with a robot-like email replies from their main office in Singapore.
I was enrolled in Professional Cybersecurity Program and Now I am stuck in paying $3700 (i got partially reimbursed) for something I cant even use.
The assigments are too much and very redundant. Not much hands on assigments. It’s all what if situation.
This was a horrible experience. I will not recommend this to anybodyErin Rosenblatt of MIT xPRO | Bootcamps
VP of Professional Certificates, Emeritus
Apr 05, 2022
Hi Cate,
We’re sorry to hear that your learning experience didn’t meet your expectations. We understand that you tried to withdraw from the program and regret that your concerns were not appropriately addressed. We appreciate your feedback, as it helps us improve the experience for all future learners in our program.This program was built and vetted by MIT faculty and a team of instructional designers, just as all our programs undergo thorough review for content quality and rigor. Refunds are available beyond the first two weeks of the program, prorated up to 60% of the program’s completion. However, we’d still like to help you work toward your learning goals, so we encourage you to reach out to program contacts who are always ready to help, including our success coach, and instructors for content-related questions. You may also contact mit@emeritus.org to discuss how we can further improve your experience and help ensure you achieve your learning goals.
Thank you,Erin RosenblattVP of Professional Certificates, Emeritus
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Based on 70+ MIT xPRO | Bootcamps alumni reviews on Course Report, alumni praise the comprehensive curriculum, hands-on projects, and mentorship from industry professionals. In particular, reviewers rate the Professional Certificate in Coding: Full Stack Development with MERN very highly. One review highlights, "The course design was well-structured and the practical, hands-on approach to using Python was extremely effective." However, some reviews suggest that the programs might be challenging for beginners without prior programming experience.
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