About
The rules this is built on
LEECOI trains people for engineering roles across six disciplines. Rather than describe that in adjectives, this page states the rules the programme follows, because rules are checkable and adjectives are not.
How it is built
Six rules, and where to check each one
Anyone can publish principles. What makes them worth reading is being able to verify them without taking our word for it, so each one says where to look.
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Publish the syllabus before asking for anything
You can read a full track on this site without giving us an email address: prerequisites, the phase roadmap, every module with its named methods, and the capstone briefs. Deciding whether something is worth your time should not require handing over your details first.
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Never show a curriculum that has not been written
Four of the six tracks have no published syllabus yet. Their pages say exactly that and show nothing else, rather than an indicative module list that would quietly become a commitment nobody agreed to teach.
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Name the deliverables before the work starts
Every module states what you hand in before the project begins, and every capstone lists what it is assessed on. All 20 briefs are published. Being marked against criteria you were never shown is a thing that happens elsewhere.
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Claim nothing that cannot be evidenced
No placement percentage, no salary figure, no job guarantee, and no testimonials until there are real ones to publish. A number you cannot check is not evidence. The career support page states what is not promised before it states anything else.
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Say the hard part out loud
Progress is not linear. The curve on the homepage has the plateau in it, and three weeks that end further back than they started, because that is what learning any of these six disciplines is actually like. People quit in the middle believing they are the problem, and a smooth upward line is part of why.
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No pressure tactics, and no tracking
There are no countdown timers, no seat counters and no urgency language on this site, because none of them help you decide. There are also no cookies, no analytics and nothing loaded from any other company, so reading this page tells nobody but us that you were here.
What the site does not do
One model, six disciplines
No track is the identity of this place
LEECOI is not an AI school with five other subjects attached. Every track runs the same three-part model, and the catalogue gives all six equal billing: same card, same size, same treatment, ordered by which syllabi are ready rather than by which discipline we would rather sell.
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Fundamentals
The tools and the mathematics the discipline actually leans on. Fast, because this part is well-trodden and the feedback is immediate.
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Applied building
Real problems against real messiness, one project per module. The longest stretch, and the one that decides the outcome.
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A portfolio someone can open
Documentation, error analysis, and rehearsing the questions an interviewer will ask about your own code. Nothing new is introduced; everything becomes defensible.
Where things stand
Two syllabi written, four being written
The Machine Learning Engineer and AI Engineer curricula were written first and are published in full, revised July 2026 and carrying 15 modules and 20 project briefs between them. The other four tracks are announced and their curricula are in progress.
That is deliberately the whole story. There is no founder profile on this page and no company timeline, because neither would tell you anything you could check, and this page is built around things you can.
Judge it on the syllabus, not on this page
Register interest and we will send the full week-by-week document for the track you are considering, then arrange a short call.