Lexis Careers

Computing

English for computing students and software developers. Explain how systems work, collaborate on code, and defend engineering decisions. Ten planned units; begin with the first diagnostic lesson.

B1 → B2 10 units 80 lessons 1 built

Term 1 · Building · B1

Can I explain what the system does and how we build it?

▶ 01 Inside the Machine 1/8 built
▶ 02 Thinking in Code planned
▶ 03 Git, Repositories & Collaborative Development planned
▶ 04 Data, Networks & APIs planned
▶ 05 Building a Software Product planned

Term 2 · Engineering · B2

Can I analyse, defend and improve an engineering decision?

▶ 06 Architecture & Distributed Systems planned
▶ 07 Cloud, Delivery & Reliability planned
▶ 08 Secure Software planned
▶ 09 AI-Assisted & AI-Native Engineering planned
▶ 10 Engineering Decisions & Professional Voice planned

English through computing practice

Real repository scripts and documented runtime behaviour anchor the language work. Constructed teaching examples are labelled. Each lesson follows the shared seven-phase Lexis framework; unavailable lessons remain disabled until authored.

The first lesson establishes a speaking baseline. Activity scores are practice feedback, not a CEFR placement or a measure of engineering competence.