Bionic University and MacPaw will teach students programming for iOS for free

By The Kyiv Post / October 9, 2014 October 10, 2014

Non-profit educational initiative Bionic University, which was created as a part of currently frozen Bionic Hill project, has teamed up with Ukrainian software development company MacPaw to launch free courses on creating applications for Apple’s iOS operating system.

After completing a 2.5 months-long course, students are expected to be able to write an app from scratch in the Objective-C programming language. The new courses dubbed “iOS Dev Core” and “iOS Dev Advanced” are aimed at people with university-level knowledge of Java, C or C++ programming language and basic understanding of Objective-C.

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