Andrew Fritz
Instructor, Software Engineering Immersive, General Assembly
From playing with legos to pulling apart his parents' appliances, Andrew has been a lifelong builder and problem solver. During his time at DePaul University he studied Spanish and following college he served in the Peace Corps in Ukraine. His interest in solving problems and puzzles of all sorts turned professional after a project at Warby Parker led him to get his hands dirty with the company's content management system. From there he decided to pivot his career toward web development and came to GA as a student in the Software Engineering Immersive, hungry to learn how to build apps from scratch. He now teaches in that same program. In his free time, Andrew enjoys cultivating his photography skills and traveling.
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Web Development Immersive
12-weeks. All day, every day. Learn the skills to become an entry-level web developer and the resources to get a job in this intensive program.
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Web Development: Let's Break it Down
Ever wonder what you can build with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and API's? Find out what web development is all about in this free class.
Programming for Non-Programmers - The Basics
Are you a creative or entrepreneur that wishes you could speak tech with your web development team? Maybe you wish you could code a bit yourself?
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