Software Engineering Immersive
An intensive program designed for people ready to commit serious time and energy to mastering full-stack development — and build something meaningful along the way.
What You'll Actually Learn
We focus on real-world skills that matter when you're building production applications. The curriculum adapts based on what the industry needs right now — not what worked five years ago.
Foundation Phase
Start with JavaScript fundamentals, algorithmic thinking, and problem-solving approaches that matter in production environments.
- Modern JavaScript and ES6+ features
- Data structures you'll actually use
- Git workflows and version control
- Testing methodologies from day one
Front-End Development
Build responsive, accessible interfaces using React and contemporary tooling. Focus on components that handle real user interactions.
- React ecosystem and state management
- Responsive design patterns
- API integration techniques
- Performance optimization strategies
Back-End Systems
Work with Node.js, databases, and authentication systems. Build APIs that handle validation, errors, and security concerns.
- RESTful API architecture
- Database design and SQL/NoSQL
- Authentication and authorization
- Server deployment practices
Integration Project
Combine everything into a full-stack application. Work through real debugging sessions and deployment challenges.
- End-to-end application development
- Team collaboration workflows
- Code review processes
- Production deployment procedures
Capstone Development
Spend three months building a substantial project. This becomes your portfolio piece — something you can actually talk about in interviews.
- Project planning and scope management
- Advanced feature implementation
- Documentation practices
- Portfolio presentation techniques
Professional Preparation
Technical interview practice, resume workshops, and GitHub profile reviews. We help you present your work effectively.
- Technical interview strategies
- Portfolio development guidance
- Networking approach workshops
- Industry connection opportunities
How the Program Works
This isn't a casual evening course. It's structured as an immersive experience with specific time commitments and clear expectations about what you'll need to invest.
Months 1-3: Core Skills
Learn fundamental programming concepts and build your first working applications. Expect daily assignments and regular code reviews.
Months 4-6: Advanced Topics
Move into full-stack development with database integration and deployment. Projects become more complex and require independent problem-solving.
Months 7-9: Capstone Project
Design and build a substantial application from concept to deployment. This phase demands the most time and produces your strongest portfolio work.
Program Details
| Format | In-person sessions with online resources |
| Class Schedule | Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 18:00-21:00 |
| Weekend Labs | Saturdays, 10:00-16:00 (optional but recommended) |
| Expected Workload | 15-20 hours per week outside of class |
| Location | Hat Yai, Songkhla (near university area) |
| Language | Instruction in English; Thai support available |
Upcoming Cohort Starts
- June 2026 Cohort (Applications open March 2026)
- October 2026 Cohort (Applications open July 2026)
Application Process
We look for people who can commit to the program's demands and show genuine interest in software development. Previous coding experience helps but isn't required.
Submit Application
Tell us about your background and why you're interested in software engineering. Be honest about your current skill level.
Complete Assessment
Work through a logic puzzle and basic coding challenge. This helps us understand where you're starting from.
Interview Discussion
Have a conversation with one of our instructors about your goals and what the program involves.
Enrollment Decision
Receive your admission decision within one week. Accepted students get pre-program preparation materials.
What We're Looking For
Time Commitment
Ability to dedicate 25-30 hours weekly including class sessions and independent work
Problem-Solving Interest
Curiosity about how systems work and willingness to debug through frustrating issues
English Proficiency
Comfortable reading technical documentation and participating in discussions
Computer Access
Laptop capable of running development environments (we'll help with setup)
Learning Approach
Comfort with independent study and asking questions when stuck
Collaboration Skills
Willingness to work on team projects and participate in code reviews