Preparing Tomorrow's Tech Workforce Today
In collaboration with MIT (CIS 106: Introduction to Computer Coding Using Python), UC Berkeley (CIS 107: Data Science), Renesas and the Microfacturing Institutes (CIS 108: Internet of Things and CIS 098: Directed Study for Intelligent Lighting), and BUS 068: Entrepreneurship, the Technest program is designed to bridge Silicon Valley's wage and skills gap.
As Chancellor Breland stated: "We must open the doors of opportunity in Silicon Valley to students who traditionally have not had access to computer science curriculum."
The Technest program strives to do just that.
Interested in participating in our Spring 2020 cohort?
View the orientation online at the links below:
In order to attend CIS 106 (coding with Python) or CIS 107 (data science), students must complete the short assessment. We encourage you to complete this as soon as possible. We will enroll you when we get back in January.
If you are interested in the Internet of Things and want to enroll in CIS 108 (IoT: Environmental Sensing) or CIS 098 (directed study for IoT: intelligent lighting), please complete the form below:
Resources:
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For Questions Contact:
Mark.Branom@SJCC.edu
408-298-2181 ext. 3235
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technest|SJCC in collaboration with the University of California, Berkeley (BerkeleyX) will offer an 18-week course, BerkeleyX Data 8 Foundations of Data Science on edX.
The BerkeleyX course does not require prior statistics, computer science, or programming experience.
This class will help you become a data scientist by teaching you how to analyze a diverse array of real data sets including economic data, geographic data, and social networks.
Data 8 covers everything from testing hypotheses, applying statistical inferences, visualizing distributions and drawing conclusions— all while coding in Python and using real-world data sets.
Insights
Data Scientist Is the Best Job In America According To Glassdoor’s 2018 Rankings.
The technest|SJCC curriculum is designed to help those with little or no prior exposure to computer science or programming to learn to think computationally and write useful programs to tackle problems.
technest|SJCC in collaboration with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MITx) will offer an 18-week course, MITx 6.00 Introduction to Computer Science on edX.
This fun and intensive course features online curriculum delivered by MITx faculty and tailored support from an SJCC instructor, blending the best of online and in-class learning.
