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Digital Marketing Fast Track

Class Overview

Digital Marketing Fast Track is a supervised self-paced program that provides you with an in-depth understanding of marketing channel tactics and campaign strategies. You will learn an array of channel options, including social media tools, SEO, SEM, paid advertising, content marketing, offline techniques, and Google Tag Manager. The program also covers audience and persona building and provides information on available Google certifications in Analytics and Ads. By the end of the program, you will have a core understanding of how and why to use each tool, be able to compare and contrast each channel, and optimize outcomes for a business by setting up and executing experiments.

You will be ready to launch your digital marketing career!

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Topics

Concepts

Channel Strategy and Options

Marketing Tools

Agile Values and Practices

Outcomes

By the end of this course, you will:

Ongoing Support

Our support and guidance extends well beyond graduation day. After successfully completing Digital Marketing Fast Track, you will receive job search tips and leads, gain access to our alumni network, and can continue to get one-on-one feedback and guidance on your job search!

Prerequisites

*Students with previous experience can test out of this requirement in their application. If you’d like to test straight into Digital Marketing Fast Track, please make sure you have experience with all of the topics listed on the Code 101 and Code 102 course pages.

Prework

Once you are accepted into the course, please complete the Digital Marketing Fast Track prework. This important prework prepares you for the course!

Material Requirements

You are required to supply your own laptop that meets the below requirements. Chromebooks are not suitable for this course, since you can’t directly control installed software. You are responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of your computer throughout the course. The course will include a class session dedicated to configuring your computer to be ready for professional-grade software development the first day of class.  When it comes to learning digital marketing, the amount of time you should dedicate to it can vary depending on your goals, prior experience, and the specific aspects of digital marketing you want to master. However, here is a general guideline to help you plan your learning journey: we recommend ;  expect to spend about 20 hours+ / week working on assignments, labs, recorded lectures,etc.  

Plus, we offer tuition assistance and are VA Education Benefits approved!

Nights and Weekends

DeltaV understands that our software development program is a huge undertaking. That’s why we adapted the Code 301: Intermediate Software Development curriculum to a nights and weekends format! The program stretches our 4-week daytime program across 7 weeks of classes Mondays through Thursdays and Saturdays. The course still features live instruction, group projects and presentations, and career coaching, but at the pace that fits your busy life!

What are you waiting for? Let’s continue your coding journey with Code 301 Nights and Weekends!

Homework Policy

DeltaV Code School provides only a pass/fail transcript and does not assign letter grades to each student. However, to monitor student progress throughout each program, DeltaV Code School uses a point-based grading system that is introduced to the students on the first day of each program. In order to pass the class, students must attain at least 90% of available points. For more information, see Grading System and Disciplinary Action For Low Grades.

Code of Conduct

Punctuality, participation in discussions, completion of assignments, and demonstration of professional courtesy to others are required. Attendance will be taken at the beginning of every class. Students should always contact the instructors ahead of time if they are unable to attend all or part of published class or lab hours.

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