I have railed in the past about the emergence of “coding bootcamps” for women so no need to get unhinged here about how these initiatives are really just gravy trains for strip-mall colleges and phony social justice warriors.
Many community colleges provide better resources and costs for learning computer technology, and Albuquerque’s Community College of New Mexico is a good example. CNM has recently opened a “Stemulus Center” featuring a “coding bootcamp”, a “Fast Track Business Administration Degree”, a 3D printing workshop, and an entrepreneurship program.
The photo on their 3D printing workshop page made me laugh though, and only needs a title : “Why Aren’t There More Women in 3D Printing?”. You can bet this will be changed in the near future to a more female-inclusive photo, such as this one celebrating Girls In Coding :
