An extension of the courses listed on the Hitchhiker's Guide to Boston Tech - Workshops & Courses for Entrepreneurs section. Visit BostonTechGuide.com for more.
Learn directly from the experts in O’Reilly’s remarkable network of authors, conference presenters, and instructors—attend one (or many) of the focused, interactive, practical courses at our new Boston Training Center
Join LunaMetrics in Boston, MA for our acclaimed, in-depth, day-long Google Tag Manager, Google AdWords, and Google Analytics training seminars. Brush up on your analytics knowledge and learn a few new tricks. We take a lot of coffee breaks, but we'll call them tea parties while we're in town.
Metis teaches 12-week intensive, in-person bootcamps in Boston and New York City. Boston provides classes in Ruby on Rails and New York City provides classes in Ruby on Rails, UX & Front-End Development and Data Science.
Join us on June 9 for a discussion on "Scaling Atlassian."
Stay for free food, drinks and networking.
Innovation. Efficiency. Agility. These aren't just for startups any more. The cutting edge Atlassian tools scale to the Enterprise. 85 of the Fortune 100 use the Atlassian tools. Enterprises do not have to be leashed to dinosaurs for agile, reliable, scalable solutions. Big companies are cool again! Join us and learn how JIRA, Confluence and Stash can satisfy your enterprise-level needs. Click here for more info. But register today because space is limited.
For Product Management and Product Marketing professionals, The Craftsman PM is a 2-day hands-on workshop that provides a holistic systems thinking approach to building and marketing The Whole Product, bringing nearly 20 years of real-world practitioner work with an emphasis on cutting edge learning resources to help you implement growth strategies the day after class. Visit craftsmanpm.com to learn how you can benefit and why entrepreneurial minded product professionals are pursuing excellence in product management to become a Craftsman PM.
Special: Use code BOSTONTECH by July 11 to get $250 OFF registration.
This eight session class is designed for science and technology #entrepreneurs and divess into each phase of getting a new venture going. The class features local entrepreneurs and others guest speakers each week -- great resources because they've been through it all before.
Originally inspired by Guy Kawasaki's popular book, "The Art of the Start,” the curriculum was developed by the MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge's CEO Services Committee. The curriculum has evolved over the 8 years to incorporate important new concepts and also feature Bill Aulet’s new book “Disciplined Entrepreneurship”.
The program’s sessions are focused on the major steps required to prepare a solid understanding of your target market and launch a successful startup venture.
Why Take This Class?
Over the next few decades, we are going to transition to a new economy where highly complex, customizable products are manufactured on demand by flexible robotic systems. This change is already underway in a number of fields. 3D printers are revolutionizing production of metal parts in aerospace, automotive, and medical industries. Manufacturing electronics on flexible substrates opens the door to a whole new range of products for consumer electronics and medical diagnostics. Overall, these new machines enable batch-one manufacturing of products that have unprecedented complexity.
This course gives an introduction to the new field of computational design that is essential for the next revolution in manufacturing. Participants will be given an overview of the advanced manufacturing hardware, methods for creating digital materials, and computational design of objects at voxel-level. The course will cover generative design workflows that automatically translate functional specifications of objects to manufacturable designs. The course will also introduce participants to AI methods for computational design that utilize expert knowledge and large data repositories. Finally, the course will showcase new workflows for design across multiple domains (e.g., shape, materials, control, and software) that simplify the process and fully utilize the design space.
http://professional.mit.edu/programs/short-programs/computer-aided-design
With massive amounts of data flowing from EMRs, wearables, and countless other new sources, the potential for machine learning and AI to transform healthcare is perhaps more drastic and profound than any other industry. However, there are unique obstacles that exist in healthcare that can make it difficult to apply machine learning. Oftentimes, data are missing, inaccurate or stored in silos. Connecting patient records across providers and insurers is a challenge due to the lack of interoperability and reliable patient identification methods. And in some cases, such as when dealing with patients with rare conditions, data is insufficient or incomplete.
In this course, you'll gain practical knowledge that will enable you to overcome these hurdles and apply the latest advances in healthcare AI tools and techniques to:
Connect health data from disparate sources (e.g. EHRs, mobile, wearables)
Identify patterns and determine the most effective treatments
Predict and improve patient and financial outcomes
Model disease progression
Enable personalized care and precision medicine
http://professional.mit.edu/programs/short-programs/machine-learning-healthcare
Data Science Dojo believes that anyone can learn data science. They offer remote, hands-on training that helps students jump into practical data science and enable business professionals to extract actionable insights from data. They have trained more than 5,000 employees from more than 1,500 companies globally, including leaders in tech like Microsoft, Apple, and Facebook.
Their curriculum is one of the most comprehensive in the industry, winning top bootcamp awards from the likes of Switchup and Course Report. Bootcamp attendees are trained in data science and machine learning concepts, where they deploy predictive models, complete an IoT (Internet of Things) project and enter a Kaggle competition. Data Science Dojo's bootcamp provides just the right balance of theory and practice in order to ingrain the critical thinking process behind data science and provide immediate application.
Their classes are open to all levels of expertise, though they recommend having knowledge of at least one programming language before attending. Whether you're hoping to bring new insight to your current job or looking to change the direction of your career, Data Science Dojo is confident that their Data Science & Data Engineering Bootcamp will give you the practical skills you need to help achieve your goals. This confidence is shared by the University of New Mexico, which has partnered with Data Science Dojo to bring a bootcamp and certificate to its Continuing Education Department, and CITREP+, a government program in Singapore that recently endorsed the bootcamp.
