Straight answers
Questions and answers
Ten questions that come up before anything else. Where the honest answer is no, it says no.
Before you start
Do I need a computer science degree?
No. The published tracks expect Python, SQL, Git and Linux basics, plus algebra, probability and statistics fundamentals. Where you learned them does not matter.
Each track page lists its prerequisites in full, and they are collected in one place on the resources page, so you can check before committing to anything.
Can I read a syllabus before deciding anything?
Yes, and without giving us an email address. Both published syllabi are on this site in full: prerequisites, the phase roadmap, every module with its named methods, and the capstone briefs.
Registering interest gets the complete document sent to you, which is the same content in a form you can keep. There is also an index of every method taught, if what you want to know is whether a specific technique is covered.
Are all six tracks running now?
Two are. The Machine Learning Engineer and AI Engineer syllabi are written and published. The syllabi for Cloud Engineering and DevOps, Cybersecurity, Data Engineering and Analytics, and Web Development are still being written.
No invented curriculum stands in for them in the meantime. Those four pages say plainly that the syllabus is not written, and registering interest is how you hear when one is ready.
Which track should I choose?
That is what the call is for. The registration form has a "not decided yet" option, and choosing it is a normal answer rather than an unhelpful one.
Deciding together that a different track fits better, or that none of them do right now, is a reasonable outcome of that conversation.
The programme
What happens when I register interest?
We send the full syllabus for the track you chose, then arrange a short call to work out whether it is the right one.
Registering is not a purchase, does not create an account, and takes no payment details. It commits you to nothing, and you can ask us to delete your details at any point.
What do I actually have at the end?
A portfolio of repositories with documented problem statements, baseline and final results, error analysis and honest limitations. The Machine Learning Engineer track ends in two capstone projects, the AI Engineer track in three.
Every brief is published, with the deliverables each one is assessed on, on the projects page.
How are projects assessed?
Every module names its deliverables before the project starts, so what you are assessed on is stated up front rather than revealed afterwards.
Projects are read the way a hiring engineer would read them and returned for another pass, rather than given a mark. More on that in career support.
Is there a student portal?
Not yet. A separate student portal is being set up, and until it is live the sign-in page says so rather than showing a form that cannot sign anyone in.
Anyone already enrolled keeps using the channel they are on, and will be sent details directly when it opens.
The ones with a no in them
Do you promise a job at the end?
No. There is no placement percentage, no salary figure and no job promise anywhere on this site, because none of those can be evidenced.
What is offered is portfolio review, interview preparation, profile support and job search guidance, which are the parts within our control. The career support page states what is not promised before it states anything else.
What do you do with my details?
Send the syllabus and arrange the call. Nothing else. Your details are not sold, not shared with advertisers, and do not pass through a third-party form service.
The site sets no cookies, runs no analytics, and loads nothing from any other company, so loading a page here contacts one server: ours. The privacy policy sets out what is collected and how to have it deleted.
Something not answered here
Email admissions@leecoi.com and a person will answer it. There is no chatbot and no ticketing system. See the contact page for what we can and cannot help with.
The syllabus answers more than this page can
Register interest and we will send the full week-by-week document for the track you are considering, then arrange a short call.