Article Type: Reference
Audience: Prospective Participants, Partners, Customers, Internal Team
Module: Training & Enablement
Applies to Versions: All Versions
Last Updated: February 2026

1. Overview

The Fuuz Developer 101 Bootcamp is a 4-day, in-person training program held monthly at the Fuuz Training Lab in Rochester Hills, Michigan. This article serves as the definitive reference for the 2026 cohort schedule, seat availability, and enrollment process. For a full description of what to expect during the program — including curriculum, prerequisites, and participant guidance — see the companion article: Fuuz Developer 101 Bootcamp – Program Overview.

Cohorts run Monday through Thursday and are capped at 8 in-person participants to maintain a quality instructor-to-participant ratio. A limited number of remote seats are available in each session; however, in-person attendance is strongly encouraged. The hands-on nature of the bootcamp — including real Zebra printers, barcode scanners, and mobile devices — makes the in-person experience significantly more impactful than remote participation.

Completing the bootcamp earns the Fuuz Green Belt Developer Certification, the first tier of Fuuz's developer certification path and a prerequisite for the Integrations Bootcamp and advanced programs.

2. Schedule Reference

Definitions

• Cohort: A single scheduled bootcamp session. Each cohort runs Monday–Thursday and accommodates up to 8 in-person participants plus a limited number of remote attendees.
• In-Person Seat: A seat at the Fuuz Training Lab in Rochester Hills, Michigan. Includes a dual-monitor workstation, access to all lab hardware, meals, and the full hands-on experience.
• Remote Seat: A limited-availability option for participants who cannot attend in person. Remote attendees participate via screen share and direct chat with instructors but do not have access to physical hardware (Zebra printers, scanners).
• Enrolling Now: Indicates a cohort that is actively accepting registrations and for which seats are available.
• Open: Indicates a future cohort that is available for advance registration.
• Full: Indicates a cohort for which all in-person seats have been reserved. Contact sales@fuuz.com to join a waitlist or inquire about remote availability.
• Private Cohort: A dedicated bootcamp session hosted for a single organization, either at the Fuuz Training Lab or on-site at the customer's facility. Available for groups. Contact sales@fuuz.com for details.

Training Venue

• Fuuz Training Lab: Located at Fuuz headquarters in Rochester Hills, Michigan. The facility is purpose-built for hands-on platform training and equipped with dual-monitor workstations, Zebra industrial label printers, handheld barcode scanners, label stock, and mobile devices. Participants are provided with coffee, snacks, and lunch each day.
• Fuuz Training Tenant: A dedicated Fuuz platform environment pre-configured for bootcamp use. Participants build their applications within this tenant over the course of the four days.

3. Use Cases

Individual Enrollment — Specific Cohort: A prospective participant identifies a cohort date that works with their schedule, contacts sales@fuuz.com to confirm seat availability, and reserves an in-person or remote seat for that session.

Team Enrollment — Staggered Cohorts: An organization enrolls multiple team members across different monthly cohorts so that early graduates can support and coach colleagues attending later sessions, multiplying the organization's learning velocity.

Team Enrollment — Same Cohort: A small team of up to 8 enrolls in the same cohort to build their Fuuz skills together, allowing them to collaborate on lab exercises and arrive at their first customer project with shared context and vocabulary.

Private Cohort Request: An implementation partner with a class of new developers contacts sales@fuuz.com to request a dedicated private bootcamp rather than enrolling in a public cohort, ensuring consistent delivery timing aligned with their onboarding schedule.

Waitlist Registration: A prospective participant finds that their preferred cohort is full and contacts sales@fuuz.com to be added to the waitlist or to identify the next available cohort with open seats.

Remote Seat Inquiry: A participant based outside of Michigan inquires about remote availability for an upcoming cohort, understanding that the in-person hardware experience will not be available remotely and planning accordingly.

Advance Planning — Full Year: A Director of Operations at a manufacturing company plans their team's training schedule for the year, using the full 2026 cohort calendar to stagger enrollments across Q1–Q4 in alignment with hiring plans and project timelines.

Post-Bootcamp — Next Steps: A participant who has completed the Developer 101 Bootcamp contacts sales@fuuz.com to learn about the Integrations Bootcamp schedule and enroll in the next available session.

4. 2026 Cohort Calendar

All sessions run Monday through Thursday at the Fuuz Training Lab, Rochester Hills, Michigan. Each cohort is capped at 8 in-person participants, with a limited number of remote seats available. Cohort status is updated as seats are reserved.

5. Enrollment & Logistics

How to Enroll

All enrollment inquiries should be directed to sales@fuuz.com. When reaching out, include the following information to expedite the process:

• Preferred cohort date(s)
• Number of participants
• In-person or remote preference
• Organization name and your relationship to Fuuz (customer, partner, internal team member)
• Any relevant context about your team's background or goals

In-Person Attendance

In-person participants attend at the Fuuz Training Lab in Rochester Hills, Michigan. Fuuz provides a dual-monitor workstation, all lab hardware, training materials, and meals each day. Participants are responsible for their own travel and accommodation arrangements. The Fuuz team can provide local hotel and logistics recommendations upon request.

Remote Attendance

A small number of remote seats are available in each cohort. Remote participants join via video conference and receive dedicated support through screen sharing and direct chat with instructors throughout lab sessions. Remote participants should be aware that they will not have access to physical lab hardware (Zebra printers, handheld scanners) — this portion of the curriculum will be observed rather than hands-on. In-person attendance is recommended wherever feasible.

Private Cohorts

Organizations enrolling multiple participants may benefit from scheduling a dedicated private cohort rather than placing individuals in separate public sessions. Private cohorts can be scheduled at the Fuuz Training Lab or, in some cases, hosted on-site at the customer's facility. Contact sales@fuuz.com to discuss availability, requirements, and logistics for a private session.

6. Resources

7. Enrollment FAQs

8. Revision History