"Wala mi kahibalo asa magsugod..."
"Ang kuwang nako kay klarong workflow sa pag-build."
Build, Test, and Deploy a Working Prototype in 3 Days — Without Getting Lost in Tutorials, Random AI Prompts, or Technical Overwhelm.
Live Guided Implementation Bootcamp for IT, CS, IS students, and aspiring web developers.
These are real implementation assets. Not theory.
200+
Learners Mentored Through Real Project Implementation
100%
Successful Defenses Among Direct Thesis Mentees
3 DAYS
To a Deployed Working Prototype
∞
Reusable AI-Assisted Workflow for Future Projects
They're not. They're stuck because nobody taught them the process.
And eventually — they end up with something they cannot confidently explain, defend, or extend.
The issue isn't effort. It's the lack of a structured workflow.
The fix isn't more information.
It's a guided implementation workflow that takes you from validated idea to deployed prototype — step by step.
Engr. Chylene
Founder, Zionlab Digital
With extensive experience in software engineering, Engr. Chylene has built real-world software while mentoring aspiring developers, interns, and graduating IT students throughout her career.
Technology evolves. Great software engineering principles endure.
That's why this bootcamp focuses on structured problem-solving, sound engineering practices, and using AI as a tool, not a replacement for critical thinking.
As an AI Ready ASEAN Master Trainer, she teaches learners how to use AI effectively while staying grounded in software engineering fundamentals.
Throughout the bootcamp, you'll learn through a structured, mentor-led experience designed to help you build with confidence instead of guesswork.
Knowing is different from building.
Project Idea
Unclear Scope
Random Tutorials
Random AI Prompts
Confusion
Project Blueprint
Build-Ready Specs
Working Login
CRUD Module
Test & Deploy
Deployed Online
By the end of Day 3, you'll have a deployed prototype running online. Not just project documents in a folder.
A shared training project designed to teach structured software engineering through an AI-assisted implementation workflow. The goal isn't to build your thesis during the bootcamp. It's to help you learn a repeatable workflow that you can confidently apply to your own thesis or future web applications.
Authentication
Protected Pages
Resident Records
Resident Details
Resident CRUD Module
Validation Rules
Testing Checklist
Online Deployment
Start from pre-defined project inputs and build your authentication system.
Build the core Resident CRUD module one screen at a time.
Verify every feature against the testing checklist, fix issues, and deploy your prototype online.
Shared Project Blueprint
Build-Ready Specifications
Testing Checklist
Working Authentication Module
Working Resident CRUD Module
Personal GitHub Repository
Deployed Working Prototype
Reusable AI-Assisted Development Workflow
A reusable process you keep and apply to your actual thesis.
These are real implementation assets.Not slides. Not notes. A working prototype, reusable project assets, and a workflow you can apply to future projects.
From informal mentorships and past bootcamps — real students, real defenses, real outcomes.
Sean
Full Stack Developer · Former Thesis Mentee
"When I started our capstone, confident gyud ko sa akong frontend skills, pero deep inside kabalo ko nga dili pa jud ko ready to build a full system on my own. Ma'am Chy introduced us to real-world development — especially backend using Laravel. Late nights, tutorials, trial and error. Slowly, nag-build ko ug understanding from nothing."
"We faced failure during our first defense. Pero instead of giving up, gi sugdan nako ang mobile app and nag build pud ko backend API endpoints. In the end, na fix namo, na improve, and naka pass mi with both web and mobile versions working."
"That journey didn't just finish a capstone — it changed how I see myself as a developer. Now I'm a full stack developer, and that lesson still stays with me every time I build something new."
Paul
Graphic Artist & Social Media Manager · Former Thesis Mentee
"Under Engr. Chylene's guidance, we began to see software development from a completely different perspective. She introduced us to industry practices and technologies such as REST APIs, Laravel, proper database design, and structured development workflow."
"She taught us that building a system is not just about making it work — it is about creating a solid foundation. We went back to planning, reviewed our requirements, redesigned our database, mapped out our user flows. Although it felt like taking a step backward, it ultimately became the turning point of our project."
"For students working on their thesis — prioritize planning. Don't rush straight into coding. And don't hesitate to ask for help. Mentors can give insights that can completely change how you approach your system."
Jeeve
Virtual Assistant · Former Thesis Mentee
"At first, wala gyud koy alamag unsay buhaton during thesis. Para nako, basta approved na sa panel ang title, okay na tanan."
"But I realized nga dili diay ing-ana ang thesis. It's not just about having an approved title — it's about understanding how the system works, how it solves real problems, and how users will actually use it. "
"Through Engr. Chy's guidance, na-open akong perspective on how to properly start, plan, and develop a meaningful thesis project. I learned how to analyze problems, design systems, and brainstorm practical solutions. The process became more enjoyable because I finally understood what I was building — and why. "
"I learned that thesis is not just about coding — it's about developing critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and creating solutions that can be applied in real-life situations. She doesn't just guide you in completing your thesis; she helps you grow as a future professional. "
"Wala pa gani ko nagsugod, wala na ko'y direction — gi-ingnan niya ko: dili pa ta mag-code, mag-think pa ta."
Josh
Cebu Pacific Ground Crew · Former Thesis Mentee
"I still remember when we reviewed the first version of our Online Yearbook System. It was difficult to hear that the outsourced project we invested in wasn't something we could confidently use. However, I appreciated your honesty — instead of letting us settle for a mediocre output, you helped us see what needed to be improved."
"What stood out most was that you didn't just point out the problems — you stayed involved throughout the process, continuously giving feedback, answering our questions, helping us choose the exact programming language, and encouraging us whenever things became overwhelming."
"Honest mentorship and genuine concern for students can make all the difference. Thank you for believing in us and helping us pull through when it mattered most."
Rhea
Successful Thesis Defender · Former Thesis Mentee
"One of the memorable parts was when we went to ma'am Chy's place to work on our thesis — it was December 22 and if I'm not mistaken, it was unplanned but we had to do a sleepover para lang mag work sa among thesis. It was difficult, but honestly it was also a fun experience because we were able to learn new stuff."
"After our oral defense, we were disappointed because we thought it was almost done — but no, we had to change mostly everything. We informed ma'am Chy and thankfully she still willingly guided us from planning all over again. Ma'am Chy's way of teaching, guiding, patience, and support — we really admire it."
"All the days we spent and the sleepless nights with the help and guidance of ma'am Chy was all worth it. We learned stuff we weren't able to learn in school."
Jenecil
Web Developer · Former Thesis Mentee
"Thesis is a part of college life every student has to go through, and for me it was one of the most challenging yet rewarding experiences. Grabe ka‑pressure, daghan doubts — but Ma'am Chy was there, always offering endless support and guidance. Every weekend modong mi sa ilaha, adto mi matug para ma‑push ang progress sa amoang system."
"Aside from helping us complete our thesis, Ma'am Chy also gave us the opportunity to gain real-world experience through the Zionlab internship — I learned Git and WordPress, which became a huge advantage when applying for jobs. The knowledge I gained during the internship helped me land my first job."
"Having the right mentor made a huge difference. Her guidance shaped my skills and confidence that eventually led me to become a Web Developer."
Abel
Junior Programmer · Web Development Bootcamp Graduate
"This program was a big help in my journey as a student. I was able to learn PHP, MVC, backend development, and MySQL database structure—things I honestly didn't expect myself to understand before. "
"The bootcamp opened my perspective on programming and helped me understand how systems are built. Because of what I learned, I was able to contribute meaningfully to our thesis project as part of the team."
"I wasn't the one who built everything, but I was able to bring something valuable to the table. That confidence came from having the right foundation. "
"If you're thinking about joining, I'd definitely recommend it. The experience is truly worth it. "
"I didn't expect myself to understand PHP, MVC, backend development, and databases—but I did."
Monry
Web Developer · Web Development Bootcamp Graduate
"Before joining the bootcamp, I honestly didn't know how to start my thesis project. There were plenty of tutorials online, but it's different when experienced professionals guide you throughout the process. "
"The bootcamp gave me a solid understanding of how to structure a project properly, organize directories using best practices, and design databases for more complex systems. Those lessons made it much easier to build a system that stays organized as it grows. "
"For students who feel lost on where to begin, having a mentor makes a huge difference. The guidance and best practices you learn will stay with you long after your thesis. "
"Tutorials can teach you code— a mentor teaches you how to build."
Marvin
Front End Developer → Physical Security Engineer · Now doing PHP side hustles · Web Development Bootcamp Graduate
"The bootcamp helped us get started and gave us the foundational knowledge in building a system. We did defend our thesis after that and I've been using the knowledge I gained from the bootcamp for some of my side hustles since then. "
"My previous role was Front End Developer. My current role is Physical Security Engineer, non-coding na akong main role, but I still use PHP for freelance work. Naa koy custom web app project and WordPress sites na gi-buhat nako on the side. Gi-sunod pa nako ang MVC pattern nga na-teach sa bootcamp. "
"The skills I picked up didn't stop at thesis, they followed me into freelance and into how I think about building systems."
"The bootcamp helped us get started and gave us the foundational knowledge in building a system. I'm still using what I learned for side hustles right now."
Ria
Data Protection Officer · Web Development Bootcamp Graduate
"Before our thesis, I only knew the basics of frontend development. When thesis season came, we honestly didn't know where or how to begin. Someone recommended Ma'am Chy, so we decided to join the bootcamp. "
"During the bootcamp, I learned how to properly start building a system. Even while preparing for our defense, she continued guiding us—checking what was missing and helping us improve until we were ready. "
"Thankfully, we successfully defended our thesis. Even today, I still apply what I learned, especially in developing web applications for hospital monitoring in my current work. "
"We didn't know where to start — the bootcamp showed us how."
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This is a working session.
Every student builds, tests, and solves problems alongside the instructor. The goal isn't to watch someone else code. It's to leave with a working prototype and a workflow you can confidently reuse.
Real Software Engineering Isn't Just About Writing Code
Building a deployed prototype is the short-term goal. The long-term value is learning how software projects move from requirements to implementation through structured planning, AI-assisted development, testing, and deployment. These are skills you can apply to future projects, internships, and software engineering careers.
Continue Your Journey
Students who complete the Bootcamp may apply for the AI Thesis Accelerator, a guided mentorship where participants build their own actual thesis systems using the same structured workflow.
3-Day
Guided
Commitment
If you actively participate, build alongside the instructor, and follow the official workflow throughout the bootcamp, you'll finish with a deployed working prototype and, more importantly, a structured software engineering workflow you can confidently apply to future projects.
* Requires full attendance, active participation, and completion of the guided implementation activities across all 3 sessions.
The first cohort is limited to 25 participants to ensure every attendee receives live guidance and support throughout the Bootcamp.
Regular
Standard registration after promotional offers end.
First Cohort Launch Offer
Available to the first 10 confirmed registrations.
Waitlist Exclusive
Available only to participants who joined the official waitlist and received a 30% OFF coupon.
Important: Waitlist participants who received a 30% OFF coupon should use their coupon during registration. The First Cohort Launch Offer is intended for participants who do not have a waitlist coupon.
You don't need to be an expert, but you should already understand basic programming concepts such as variables, functions, loops, and simple database operations. The Bootcamp focuses on applying those fundamentals to build a complete web application using a structured AI-assisted workflow. If you've completed an introductory programming or based web development subject, you're ready.
Yes and it's actually the setup we encourage. During the bootcamp, every participant builds the same training project individually to learn and practice the complete workflow. If your entire thesis group joins, everyone will develop the same skills and follow the same process, making it much easier to apply what you've learned when you start building your actual thesis system together. Each group member must register individually so everyone receives their own bootcamp access, materials, and updates.
We'll build using HTML, Tailwind CSS, Vanilla JavaScript, PHP, MySQL, PDO, GitHub, and AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot or similar assistants. The stack is intentionally lightweight so you can focus on learning software engineering principles instead of framework configuration.
No. AI is used as an implementation assistant, not a replacement for software engineering. Throughout the Bootcamp you'll learn how to provide the right project context, review AI-generated code, test it against your specifications, and decide what to keep. The goal is to build understanding, not dependency.
Each day builds on the previous one — Day 2 uses the Blueprint from Day 1, and Day 3 builds on the Specs from Day 2. Missing a session means you won't have the foundation for the next day. We strongly require full attendance across all 3 days. If something comes up, reach out as early as possible and we'll try to find a solution — but please only enroll if your schedule is clear for all 3 days.
No. Everyone builds the same shared training project, a Barangay Resident Management System. Using one common project allows everyone to follow the same implementation path while learning the workflow. The goal is to apply the same process to your own projects after the Bootcamp.
Not at all. Tutorials give you information. This Bootcamp gives you a guided build — you're actively writing code, making decisions, and deploying a real system with a mentor who can see what you're doing and correct you in real time. The difference is the same as watching someone cook versus cooking with a chef standing next to you.
The Bootcamp teaches the workflow using a shared training project. Students who want to continue building their own software project may apply for the AI Thesis Accelerator, where the same workflow is applied to an actual thesis, capstone, or personal software project with guided mentorship.
This first cohort is limited to 25 participants to ensure every attendee receives meaningful live guidance, checkpoints, and implementation support throughout the Bootcamp.
Registration also includes a First Cohort Launch Offer for the first 10 confirmed registrants, while official waitlist participants may redeem their previously issued 30% OFF coupon.
Once all 25 slots are filled, enrollment closes.
Participants who joined the official waitlist before registration opened received a 30% OFF coupon, bringing the registration fee from ₱3,500 to ₱2,450.
If you didn't join the waitlist, you may still qualify for the First Cohort Launch Offer at ₱2,500, available to the first 10 confirmed registrations.
Waitlist participants should use their coupon during registration. The Waitlist discount and the First Cohort Launch Offer cannot be combined.
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A guided build with a mentor who has a 100% student defense success rate. This is not a course. It's a live working session where you build alongside the instructor and leave with real implementation assets.
₱2,500
Per participant · First cohort only
Waitlist members: Enter your coupon code during registration to receive your reserved 30% discount (₱2,450).
No hidden fees. Payment instructions are shown during registration, and your slot is confirmed after payment verification.
All 5 slots for Batch 1 have been filled.
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Your group can keep trying to figure everything out through tutorials, trial-and-error, and random prompts. Or you can learn a repeatable workflow that takes you from idea to deployed prototype.