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WORK
TEACH & LEARN
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• Coding bootcamps
• Master21 curriculum
• Teaching philosophy
• Q & A
OUTLINE
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CODING BOOTCAMPS
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[INSERT BORING STATISTICS HERE]
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h:ps:/
/www.coursereport.com/reports/2016-coding-bootcamp-job-placement-demographics-report
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/www.ibEmes.com/code-boot-camps-fail-obama-unaudited-stats-cast-doubt-success-rates-2301188
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"I'm gradua+ng with a computer science
degree, but I don't feel like I know how to
program."
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NASSIM TALEB
“…The great names of the golden years of English
science were hobbyists, not academics:
Charles Darwin, Henry Cavendish, William
Parsons, the Rev. Thomas Bayes.
Britain saw its decline when it switched to the
model of bureaucracy-driven science.”
“Tinkering by trial and error has tradi+onally
played a larger role than directed science in
Western inven+on and innova+on. Indeed,
advances in theore+cal science have most oLen
emerged from technological development, which is
closely +ed to entrepreneurship. Just think of the
number of famous college dropouts in the
computer industry…”
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NASSIM TALEB
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TECHNICAL
PRACTIAL
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MASTER21 CURRICULUM
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MORNING: demos + inputs
AFTERNOON: hands-on exercises
FRIDAY: Q & A
9 WEEKS
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COMMUNITY
NETWORKING
YOGA
HIRING PARTNERS
EVENTS / MEETUPS
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“Good teachers care less about proving they have a
great system than about finding the best way to
make each student grow.”
– Eric Greitens, Resilience
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MASTER21 PHILOSOPHY
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SOFTWARE WRITER
YOU DON’T HAVE TO DO JUST ONE THING
HOW PROGRAMMERS DESTROYED THE WORLD
A COMMUNITY OF LIFELONG LEARNERS
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SOFTWARE WRITER
YOU DON’T HAVE TO DO JUST ONE THING
HOW PROGRAMMERS DESTROYED THE WORLD
A COMMUNITY OF LIFELONG LEARNERS
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“I can’t teach you how to write, and
anybody who says they can is full of shit.”
– Hank Moody
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“I can’t teach you how to write code, and
anybody who says they can is full of shit.”
– Hank Moody Me
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“As every writer knows, if you want to be
a writer, you have to be a reader first.”
– Aus+n Kleon, Show your work!
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WRITING SOFTWARE IS AN ART
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SOFTWARE WRITER
YOU DON’T HAVE TO DO JUST ONE THING
HOW PROGRAMMERS DESTROYED THE WORLD
A COMMUNITY OF LIFELONG LEARNERS
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“So what do you do?”
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“If you want an extraordinary life, you have two paths:
1. Become the best at one specific thing.
2. Become very good (top 25%) at two or more
things.”
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“Capitalism rewards things that are both rare and
valuable. You make yourself rare by combining
two or more “pre^y goods” un+l no one else has
your mix.”
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“Law majors saw the greatest salary
jump aLer a^ending a bootcamp”
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II
EMBRACE YOUR INNER DAVINCI
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SOFTWARE WRITER
YOU DON’T HAVE TO DO JUST ONE THING
HOW PROGRAMMERS DESTROYED THE WORLD
A COMMUNITY OF LIFELONG LEARNERS
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How Designers destroyed the world.
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How Programmers destroyed the world.
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"This was not a corporate decision, from my point of view,
and to my best knowledge today,” … ”This was a couple of
software engineers who put this in for whatever reasons."
Volkswagen has not been able to identify who these individuals might
be, or even how many would have been involved in the scheme,
according to the CEO.
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“When you see something that
is technically sweet, you go
ahead and do it and you argue
about what to do about it only
aLer you had your technical
success…”
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“When you see something that
is technically sweet, you go
ahead and do it and you argue
about what to do about it only
aLer you had your technical
success…”
“…That is the way it was with the atomic bomb.”
– J. Robert Oppenheimer
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“There are professions more
harmful than industrial design,
but only a very few of them.”
– Victor Papanek
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“Adver+sing design, in
persuading people to buy things
they don`t need, with money
they don`t have, in order to
impress others who don`t care,
is probably the phoniest field in
existence today.”
– Victor Papanek
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YOU ARE NOT YOUR CODE
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YOU ARE NOT YOUR CODE
BUT YOU FUCKING PUT IT THERE!
SO YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR IT.
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III
THINK BEFORE YOU WRITE
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SOFTWARE WRITER
YOU DON’T HAVE TO DO JUST ONE THING
HOW PROGRAMMERS DESTROYED THE WORLD
A COMMUNITY OF LIFELONG LEARNERS
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“I have never let my schooling interfere
with my educa+on”
– Mark Twain
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“Anyone who isn’t embarrassed of who
they were last year probably isn’t
learning enough,”
– Alain de Bo^on
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Input Output
ComputaVon
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IV
NEVER STOP LEARNING
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I - WRITING SOFTWARE IS ART, NOT HARD SCIENCE
II - EMBRACE YOUR INNER DAVINCI
III - THINK BEFORE YOU WRITE
IV - NEVER STOP LEARNING
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BUT THAT’S JUST ME
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THANK YOU
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Q & A
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THANK YOU, AGAIN