Hands-on Training
In our hands-on programming courses, you'll dive into coding within the first 10 minutes of training. After watching a professional demo, students work through hands-on exercises to gain real-world programming experience.
Small Group FinTech Classes
Our FinTech Bootcamps courses are instructor-led in our Manhattan classrooms or live online (virtual learning).
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FinTech Bootcamp
$4495 102 HoursLearn Python for financial analysis, machine learning, and SQL from experienced finance & engineering professionals in this 102-hour immersive.
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Python for Finance Immersive
$1295 18 HoursIn this advanced course, you will cover the major Python financial libraries to gather and manipulate financial data. You will start by working with financial APIs to fetch financial, company, and economic data. We will analyze financial statements from the SEC website, including financial ratios derived from the income statement and balance sheet. You will build a risk management models using Python libraries to create VAR models and Monte Carlo simulation. We will learn how to apply statistical measures such as linear regression to financial uses such as stock prices.
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Data Science Certificate
$3495 84 HoursMaster the tools to become a data scientist: Python, SQL, automation, and machine learning. Learn Python programming fundamentals and analyze data with Pandas, NumPy, and Matplotlib, and query databases with SQL. Use machine learning to apply regressions and other statistical analysis to create predictive models.
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Python Machine Learning Immersive
$1895 30 HoursTake a step beyond normal programming, into using algorithms that can independently learn patterns and make decisions. Machine learning skills are in high demand, as these algorithms now run the majority of trading on Wall Street and the product recommendations at big companies like Amazon, Spotify, and Netflix.
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SQL Bootcamp
$975 18 HoursLearn to answer business questions with a database, the ultimate system of record for most organizations. As every industry becomes more data-driven, the value of learning SQL will only grow into the future.
