Blog: Student Projects

Cybersecurity bootcamp students complete a Capstone Project to demonstrate what they’ve learned and offer real-world solutions to potential cyberattacks. Watch a few cybersecurity projects completed and presented by bootcamp students.

Watch one capstone project example from an AI & Machine Learning bootcamp graduate that focuses on autonomous driving vehicle accidents and object detection.

The Fullstack Academy Data Analytics Bootcamp includes real-world projects within the curriculum. These projects demonstrate the student's competency to approach new data-related challenges in their future careers.

Watch AI & machine learning instructor, Janet Flores, discusses a capstone project example that involves creating a recommender system.

These full stack coding bootcamp projects are examples of just a few types of web applications you’ll learn how to build in the Fullstack Academy Software Engineering Immersive. As a coding student, the capstone project is your opportunity to demonstrate your knowledge and creativity—in bootcamp and beyond as a professional software engineer.

Fullstack Academy Cybersecurity Bootcamp students learn by doing throughout the project-based curriculum. Watch an example of a completed cybersecurity bootcamp capstone project about open-source intelligence tools.

Global Kitchen is a time management restaurant simulator game that introduces players to international recipes they can then also cook at home.

Planetamic is a web version of the popular collaborative board game Pandemic, in which up to four players work together to fight four diseases that are spreading around the world.

SimpleQL is a web based application that allows users to define the database schema, upload and access the data in their databases and interact with their database.

Tiny Kitchen is a personal recipe organizer and cooking accessibility website featuring Mochi, an AI cooking assistant that reads recipe steps, sets timers, and performs unit conversions based on voice commands.

SmartDocs is an intelligent JavaScript-based note-taking app that finds relevant research as you write.

Smash-Bots is a 2-D multiplayer online fighting game loosely based off the game Super Smash Brothers. Technologies used are: Phaser, React, and Redux for the front end; Node, Express, and PostgreSQL for the backend; Socket.io for multiplayer functionality.