University Responsibilities
What we need from you to ensure a successful event.
Location & Tech
A lecture hall, large studio, or classroom capable of holding the registered number of students. The room must have reliable Wi-Fi, a projector or large screen for the instructor, and accessible power outlets for student laptops.
Catering
Provide lunch for attendees and instructors during the scheduled 1-hour break. Keeping students on-site ensures the bootcamp maintains its momentum and allows for peer networking before transitioning into the afternoon workstations.
Material Distribution
Distribute the provided promotional materials (emails, digital flyers) to your student body, alumni, and faculty lists to drive registration and ensure the workshop reaches the creatives who will benefit most.
Our Responsibilities
What the bootcamp team provides for your campus.
Promotional Assets
We will design and develop all promotional materials. You will receive a complete media kit including email copy, digital flyers, and social media graphics tailored to your university to make distribution effortless.
Curriculum & Instruction
Professor Josh Kaisen and guest instructors will deliver the full 5-hour program, facilitating both the morning seminars and the hands-on technical workstations.
Technical Resources
We handle the setup for AI tools, IDEs, and prompt libraries. Students will not be required to purchase any software to participate in the bootcamp exercises.
Resource Access Portal
Every attendee will receive access to a password-protected digital hub containing our proprietary privacy checklists, code templates, and deployment guides.
Ready to Schedule a Date?
Reach out to our team to discuss available dates, align on the expected number of students, and receive your initial promotional toolkit.
Contact Our Team