I was actually finishing up my master's degree at the University of Utah, Andi other founder at Death Point. Um instead of taking a traditional route, he found he went to one of the first coding boot camps called the Starter League. So you joined that boot camp, and after you finished, we found that there was a huge need for coding. Every single startup I've been with every single tech company I've been with all the problems that arise coding was some of the skills this was required and needed to solve some of those problems. So that's when we got the idea to start Dead Point Labs. We started that back in fall of 2013.

uh, s so we have to training program called way. Have a full time program and a part time program. The full time program is actually a partner with the University of Utah continuing education course. Um, it's a full time, three month commitment program where you're required to be in the program from nine till five. Um, time spent. We used to be in person until Kobe 19. So now we're all 100% online, and virtual lectures air in the morning. Project Time is in the afternoon are part time training course is from 6 to 9, and it's also a three month program toteach full stack Web development, so we teach front and development and back in development. Our technology stats are ruby on rails on the back end and JavaScript react on the front end.

Yeah, so try to state up to date with technology. So when Java script is updating, there s six to like the newest, like 2019 were pretty up to date to what we're teaching. Thio were also pretty tied in with the tech community locally because a lot of our graduates have gone on to work at those tech companies and we really tap into them all the time to see how, how, how much they're utilizing the skills at that point labs and what other new technologies air coming on that we need to be aware of.