Document & publish trial 1 program (7 weeks)

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Background Information (please read)

http://setlife.network/Curriculum-Outline

Notes/Draft

Pre-program Prep

• Started Lesson on Google Sheets + Scripts
• Team Treehouse (TT) Console Foundations - Section 1

Week 1

• Orientation
• Revisit Google Scripts Lesson, blocked by REST API knowledge
• TT Full-Stack JS

Week 2

• Team Treehouse Full-Stack JS
• Feedback session for Core Curriculum FOSv1
• TT GitHub Basics: Section 2
• TT Intro to Git: Section 1
• TT Intro to Git: Section 3, 1st 4 steps only
• TT Intro to Rest APIs
• Revisit Google Scripts Lesson

Weeks 3-4

• Explore SetLife Boilerplate / Build Kit
• TT Intro to Wireframing: Section 1 & Section 4
• SetBlocks v1: Intro Planning Session (Monday)
• TT UX Design Patterns
• TT Creating User Experiences
• SetBlocks v1: Design Planning Session (Wednesday)
• TT Sketch Basics
• SetBlocks v1: Design Iterations

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• [ ] Collect Testimonials
• [x] Complete draft of Medium article for publication

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Quinn testimonial:

Project based learning is by far the most effective learning environment for software development. In seven weeks, I learned more about backend development and product management than I would have learned in an entire semester in college. The projects were quite challenging, yet incredibly rewarding. The high level of autonomy and personal responsibility provided a strong sense of ownership for my work, which I found crucial to my growth and success. I would recommend this program to anyone looking to level up their professional skills in a fun an engaging learning environment.

[vikilafarga]

Viki testimonial:

The SetLife Network’s project-based learning trial was a unique opportunity for me in that I was both learning about and gaining work experience in several areas at once: corporate governance, programming and design, productivity, team management, and more. I am particularly interested in how the different areas that make up an organization interact together and in working at those intersections, so I was grateful for a work environment where I had to sync up with my team every week and learn about what else was going on . And not just what my coworkers were doing but also what obstacles they were coming up against, which I think makes for more solid teamwork. That’s really not something most people get to experience in a society where work is mostly specialized into separate departments.