iMadeIT
Looking for a technical co-founder?
Stop looking and become your own CTO!
First Code Camp: Sunday February 12th 12pm – 2pm
Registration is now closed.
How it Works
iMadeIT is a series of workshops designed to teach and inspire students to learn the basics of programming.
You will get to learn from experienced student developers who will coach you in building your own website. More specifically, you will build a foundation of skills in:
- Web design: HTML, CSS -
- Dynamic Content: jQuery
- Intro to Web Programming: PHP and MySQL
- Web management: servers, FTP
Spring 2012 Schedule:
- Code Camp 1: Sunday February 12 at 12p **Re-cap of last semester, old and new coders are welcome!
- Code Camp 2: Sunday February 26 at 12p
- Code Camp 3: Sunday March 18 at 12p
- Code Camp 4: Sunday April 1 at 12p
Registration is now closed.
Meet the Code Coaches:
James Steinberg
Code Coach
James is a Computer Science and Business Administration major currently co-oping at Goldman Sachs. He has worked for the tech start-up netBlazr (at times as the only employee) before they even had costumers and dabbled in website consulting. He and Lukasz used to hold Hackathons in the basement of International Village before iMadeIT was formed and misses those days. James is always up for a fun, interesting, or stupid idea to collaborate on even if it is based completely on a joke, as he has done before.
Lukasz Dmowski
Code Coach
Lukasz is an overly ambitious thinker with an affinity for technology and great design. He studies computer science, can't stand dishonest people, and works hard to someday have the luxury of calling himself an entrepreneur.
Greg Skloot
President
Greg is an ambitious technology entrepreneur and passionate student leader. He currently serves as President of the Northeastern University Entrepreneurs Club.
Greg has always had an innate drive for building innovative technology companies. In 2004, he started an IT consulting firm that has developed 90+ websites and supported hundreds of IT systems.
More recently, he completed a co-op at Cisco Systems where he maintained a $10M data center and subsequently another co-op at Digitalsmiths, a venture backed digital media start-up.
In May 2011, he graduated as a Fellow at .406 Ventures, a $170M early stage technology venture capital firm, where he focused on deal sourcing and recruiting.
