Miami Dade College To Offer New Coding Program

Miami Dade College will launch Miami Codes, a project that aims to help minority students improve their computer programming skills.

Courses will take place at West Campus next Spring. They will be offered through Apple’s community education initiative that offers two rigorous, eight-week iOS app development courses using Swift—an increasingly popular programming language. 

Aside from providing the necessary hardware to complete the course, the program will cover participants’ tuition, certification and commuting costs. 

To register, fill out the form provided at this link. 

For more information, contact academic advisor Andres Arnavat at (305) 237-4949 or aarnavat@mdc.edu.

Nikole Valiente
Nikole Valiente
Nikole Valiente, 21, is a mass communication/journalism major at North Campus. Valiente, who graduated from City of Hialeah Educational Academy in 2022, will serve as managing editor for The Reporter during the 2024-25 school year. She was the paper's editor-in-chief last year and aspires to work as a journalist.
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