The Array Foundation

We are loving our girls and this Girls Who Code session, especially the sisterhood activities and snacks!

Class starts August 14th! It's never too late to learn something new. Email [email protected] to learn more or begin your screening process.

Did you know that after completing our 4-month program, our graduates earn an average of $47,000+ a year to start? Some have earned as much as $80,000. You will earn the skills and knowledge to start your career as a Junior Developer. From there, you can choose to work in web development, graphic design, electronic health records, and so much more!

Email [email protected] to learn more or to request the link to our upcoming Q and A session on Monday the 26th at noon!

Check out what you can learn in Array's program!

What do we teach in our Full Stack Web Development Program? Here's a list!

HTML5

CSS3

Javascript

React JS

Node JS

Express

MongoDB

Version Control WOrkflow (GIT)

UI/UX

Wireframes, Mockups, Prototyping

Dart/Flutter

And so much more!!!!!!

Contact us at [email protected] to request our full catalog. We start our next class in August 2023!

SIgn up for our summer session!

We still have available seats for our summer Girl's Who Code Program! Email [email protected] to sign up for this free program!

Signing up is soooooo easy! Just send an email to get started: [email protected].

We want to know you. Who you are as a person, as a student, and as a learner. To sign up for our next Full Stack Web Development Program, email us at arrayschool.com. We will then schedule a phone call or in-person meeting to answer your questions about the schedule, funding opportunities, and content, but most importantly, this call is so we can begin to know YOU. Let's connect.

Array’s Full Stack Web Development Course is starting sooner than you think!

Course Dates: Aug 14, 2023 – Dec 22, 2023
Lecture 9am - 12pm MST. Lab time 1pm - 5pm MST. Monday through Friday.
Course Type: Hybrid of virtual synchronous lectures and optional in person learning and assistance.

Learn HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, React, Databases, Hosting, Deployment and more

Don’t miss this opportunity to take control of your career!

Contact [email protected] for more information

We still have some open spots for our Girls Who Code summer session in Cheyenne, Wyoming!

Funding opportunity alert!!!

If you are an unemployed or underemployed Wyoming resident, you may be able to attend Array School through WIOA funding. Contact us at [email protected] for more information.

Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act – Wyoming Department of Workforce Services Provides information, education, and data on the Wyoming Workforce, and handles all media inquiries and public records requests for the department.

So proud of our graduates!

Here's another great review from one of Array's recent graduates:
"I loved the hands-on approach. Every new skill I learn was directly applied to a project, which allowed for short-term wins and long-term wins.
This immersive environment gave me the opportunity to consistently reinforce what I learned and how it can be applied.
Array provided me with a solid foundation in programming. I learned various languages and frameworks along with debugging and problem solving skills. Much of these skills can be carried to new languages and frameworks.
Array also helped build a small but strong professional network which helped introduce me to various local developers and companies.
Thanks to the skills and experience I gained at Array, I'm now a Full Stack Software Developer at a Leak Detection Software company.
We use machine learning and various data processing to catch leaks in oil, gas, and water pipelines. We have an expansive UI for Data Visualization and Model Configuration."

Girls Who Code Grant Match

We are happy to announce that Array Foundation is granting $25,000 and Pinnacle Bank is matching the grant for Children's Museum of Cheyenne. The Array Foundation promotes education and has a special interest in computer coding education. These funds will help build classrooms within the museum that will later host Girl's Who Code, a program sponsored by the Array Foundation in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

According to Amy Surdam, member of the Array Foundation, "We are thrilled to support Children's Museum of Cheyenne. Their efforts to educate children in downtown Cheyenne through hands-on, interactive learning is aligned with our mission to promote computer education. Providing children with a positive, safe place to learn is essential. We are so excited to see this facility being built in downtown Cheyenne!"

While the museum is being built, the next Girl's Who Code cohort will be held in downtown Cheyenne. This cohort will meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the evenings from June 20-July 20, 2023 at the Array School of Technology and Design in downtown Cheyenne. The class size is limited to 15 girls and computers will be provided for the girls to use during the course. The course is free. To register or learn more email [email protected].

Check out the careers you can pursue after Array!

Thinking of attending Array’s 4-month Full-Stack Web Development boot camp? You may be wondering, “Then what?” The good news is - the sky’s the limit! Here are some promising career paths for you to consider once you graduate:

1. Front-End Developer – Front-end developers are responsible for a website or application's interface and design, ensuring it looks great and runs smoothly. To become a successful front-end developer you will need to be conversant in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

2. Database Administrator – Database administrators build and maintain databases, ensuring the necessary data storage and security. They focus on the programming, setup, and maintenance of databases, making sure that data is stored, manipulated, and secured effectively.

3. Software Architect – A software architect is an IT professional in a high-level role; they are the chief technical architects in organizations. These professionals are responsible for designing, implementing, and improving software systems. To do this, they must deeply understand software programming and technologies.

4. Programmer Analyst – Programmer analysts are usually responsible for creating and revising computer programs and making them work. They will also assist in creating strategies and plans for software development and often serve as a liaison between the organization's technical and business sides.

5. UX/UI Designer – UX (User Experience) and UI (User Interface) Designers specialize in researching what the end user needs or wants then putting that research into action.

6. Product Manager - Product Managers are integral to a company's success as they are responsible for the management of products throughout the product life-cycle. This includes developing the initial idea behind a product, designing it, and overseeing its development and launch. Product Managers must also think strategically, be organized, pay attention to detail, and possess strong people management skills.

In addition to the above-mentioned career paths, a Full Stack Web Development boot camp may open up several additional opportunities. Companies seek developers to help them stay ahead of competitors and develop cost-effective, innovative, and reliable solutions. Regardless of your chosen option, your hard work in obtaining the required web development skills will pay off!

Email [email protected] to enroll or find out more!

Thinking of becoming a software engineer? Array can help!

Our next Full Stack Web Engineering Program starts in August and will finish in December. Array’s full-time immersive courses are designed to prepare students for a new career in software engineering for web and mobile applications. Contact [email protected] to learn more!

Great financing options for Array! Offering our next Full Stack Web Development course starting in August!

Array Tuition Program Providing you with more options to pay for your education. Through our payment options, you now have more access to your courses and future success.

Doing great things!

We wanted to share this wonderful letter from a previous student:

I am writing to share my experiences at Array and how it has shaped my career since completing the course. I hope it inspires others to pursue their dreams in the tech industry.

1. What did I love about the coding bootcamp?

- I truly appreciated the flexibility and support provided by the faculty at the bootcamp. They recognized my potential early on and never stifled my growth, allowing me to progress at my own pace. I was always compelled to keep digging deeper. The bootcamp's focus on teaching coding fundamentals set me up for success in my career, and I am grateful for the guidance and encouragement I received from the instructors.

2. How did the bootcamp help to prepare me for my career?

- The coding bootcamp not only equipped me with essential web development skills, but also prepared me for the challenges of mobile app development. The team went above and beyond to find me mobile app development work, even though I was not an expert at the time. This hands-on experience allowed me to learn on the job and quickly build a strong foundation in app development. The skills I acquired during the bootcamp have been invaluable in my journey as a developer.

3. What am I doing now?

- Since completing the bootcamp, I have developed three mobile apps: Explore The Cell, Start Note, and my latest release, What It Is. The latter is an AI-powered educational app that presents a variety of topics and glossaries, offering users an engaging and effective learning experience. Users are sent push notifications based on subscription to glossaries, and from there, are compelled to tap the Cyclone, which will lead them to interact directly with artificial intelligence to further explore their education. I am incredibly proud of this app and believe it has the potential to revolutionize how people learn.
In addition to managing the company behind What It Is, I am also employed full-time as an automation engineer and QA engineer at Blue Federal Credit Union. I use the development skills I learned at the bootcamp to automate processes and enhance efficiency within the organization. The bootcamp has not only opened doors for me in the tech industry but also equipped me with the skills necessary to excel in my career.

Once again, I would like to express my gratitude to Amy Surdam, Eric Trowbridge, Jason Hammock, the board, and everyone else involved in bringing Array to life. Whoever put those colorful posters up downtown, I can accredit for being the reason I'm no longer moving furniture for a living, and instead pursuing my dreams in tech. Thank you all for your unwavering support and guidance. I hope my story serves as an inspiration for future students and demonstrates the limitless opportunities available to coding bootcamp graduates.

We hope you enjoy Spring Break! Remember to take a few minutes to sign up for our summer session of Girls Who Code. For grades 6-12, two evenings a week held downtown Cheyenne starting June 20, 2023. E-mail [email protected] to sign up!

The Array Foundation We are Wyoming's newest 501(c)(3) organization specializing in the promotion of computer science, web and app engineering, and other technologies to make learning them more accessible to everyone in our state of all ages and demographics.

We are excited to announce our next Girls Who Code Cohort will be held in person this summer in downtown Cheyenne starting June 20, 2023. Go here to learn more!

Girls Who Code · Cheyenne Club The home of Cheyenne, Wyoming's Girls Who Code club. Brought to you by Array and The Array Foundation.

Are you ready?

Array is an amazing program for emerging software engineers in Wyoming. Apply now for the Feb 27th class!

Array · School, Studio, and Space Array is a Wyoming-based company that recruits, selects, trains, and develops world-class technical and design talent through custom-designed boot camps, apprenticeships, and more.

We wondered if you would help complete this brief survey on software development industry needs in Wyoming? We would really appreciate it! Our goal is to receive 100 responses in the next 2 weeks so please complete and also share with others you think would be relevant/interested. We are so thankful for you and appreciate your time in helping us identify needs in Wyoming!

Hello 👋 We are interest in identifying current and anticipated industry needs in Wyoming. At Array, we teach computer coding and then 1) partner with employers for job placement of our students or 2) Array hires our students to become Apprentices so that they can further develop their skills while being gui...

We are so thankful for our Array Foundation Board of Directors and are excited to welcome one of the founders, Bob Jensen, to the Board!

Robert (Bob) Jensen is a fourth generation Wyoming native. He currently serves as Director of Government Affairs and Public Relations for the Wyoming office of Holland & Hart, LLP. His recent previous professional experience includes ten years as COO and CEO of the Wyoming Business Council, the economic development entity for the State of Wyoming. Prior business experience includes a 27 year career at Fleischli Oil Co. serving as President of the regional firm until its sale in 1997, a partner in the 2001 renovation of the Historic Plains Hotel in Cheyenne and business consultant for the Mick McMurry Enterprise portfolio of projects in Southeastern Wyoming.

Jensen also serves as a co-founder, volunteer and former board chairman of K9s 4 Mobility, a Wyoming 501c3 Not for Profit Corporation that trains and places Assistance Dogs with people who have physical and visual disabilities. He is also a co-founder and former director of the Array School of Technology and Design. He is active in various organizations including Wyoming Entrepreneurs, Wyoming Business Alliance Steering Committee, Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Board and the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center Foundation Board.
He has served previously in various board capacities including the University of Wyoming, College of Business Advisory Board, Cheyenne LEADS, The Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce, the U. S. Chamber of Commerce, Laramie County Library, Cheyenne Downtown Development Authority and the Cheyenne, Laramie County Economic Development Joint Powers Board and The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Wyoming.

We are so fortunate to have his expertise help guide our endeavor of offering computer coding education in Wyoming. Please help me welcome Bob Jensen!

We are so excited to announce our next cohort of Girls Who Code starting in March! 🙌

As with our last cohort this will be a 100% virtual course as such, any girl grade 6 through 12 in Cheyenne, Wyoming may participate. We have a limited number of spots and girls will be selected via a random lottery.

This program is totally free, meets twice a week (Tuesdays & Thursdays from 6p - 7p), and ends in late April.

Please complete applications by Monday, February 15th to be considered. Anyone who is not selected or misses the application deadline will move to a waiting list for our next session.

We're excited to welcome our 3rd cohort to the coding world!

Learn more and and apply at: www.thearrayfoundation.org

The Array Foundation We are Wyoming's newest 501(c)(3) organization specializing in the promotion of computer science, web and app engineering, and other technologies to make learning them more accessible to everyone in our state of all ages and demographics.

We are so excited to announce our next cohort of Girls Who Code starting in September. This will be a 100% virtual course as such, any girl grade 6 through 12 in Cheyenne, Wyoming may participate. We have a limited number of spots and girls will be selected via a random lottery. Please complete applications by Sunday, September 13 to be considered. Anyone who is not selected or misses the application deadline will move to a waiting list for our next session. Go here to apply:

https://arrayschool.typeform.com/to/qtO3Uw

Girls Who Code Application Girls Who Code Cheyenne is led by Ana Monzon who is a software developer at Systems Analyst, and facilitates our community's Girls Who Code Chapter. Cohorts meet weekly for 15 weeks at the Array School of Technology and Design in downtown Cheyenne. Class size is limited to 15 girls and computers wil...

Well — that's a wrap! 🥳 Last week, we graduated our first cohort of young ladies from Girls Who Code Cheyenne! We are so incredibly proud of them and hope the experience sparked an interest and passion for coding and computer science.

As with other clubs, we had to transition to remote lessons in March and everyone did such a great job with the sudden switch. Thank you to Ana, our club facilitator, and all of our volunteers who made this happen! We couldn't have done it without you. We also want to once again thank all of our sponsors who purchased the computers and materials for this cohort and future ones! 🙌❤️

Congratulations ladies! We will keep you posted when our next cohort will begin right here on Facebook. In the mean time, you can sign up to join the waiting list at: thearrayfoundation.org

Cheers to everyone involved in launching Cheyenne's Girls Who Code Club. We'll be back again soon! 🎉

The Array Foundation added a button to help you learn more about them.

You are ... LITERALLY at this very moment looking at — the future of Wyoming Women in Tech! Thank you Black Hills Energy for providing our Girls Who Code chapter with a table at Zonta Club of Cheyenne gala tonight! Most definitely, a night these young ladies won't soon forget.

Girls Who Code Cheyenne has exceeded all of our expectations thanks to these amazing young women, our sponsors, committed volunteers, and to strong female leaders like Amy Surdam and Ana Lucrecia Monzon! Not one person or organization made this. It was a community effort. Thank you Affie & Dennis Ellis, Warehouse Twenty One, Borderline Fencing, Inc., The Hughes Charitable Foundation, Microsoft, Stitches Acute Care Center, Holly Frontier Refinery Cheynne Wyoming, Evelyn Carrigan, Array, and our wonderful community!

It’s dangerous to taste the future. We love this, and we want more of it. We're hungry. Stay tuned. ❤️

Thanks The Cheyenne Post for the love this week! 🙌🏻❤️ We are STOKED to start our Girls Who Code club this Tuesday! 🥰

Wow. In just five hours, the new Girls Who Code Cheyenne chapter is nearly half full, and we’ve raised $5,500 towards computers for the girls! So so much to be thankful for. Guess Wyoming IS ready for the potent combination of Array + The Array Foundation after all! Thank you EVERYONE. Very thankful.

Donate, volunteer, and apply at www.thearrayfoundation.org. Happy Thanksgiving everyone! ❤️

The Array Foundation We are Wyoming's newest 501(c)(3) organization specializing in the promotion of computer science, web and app engineering, and other technologies to make learning them more accessible to everyone in our state of all ages and demographics.