English for Computing is a language driven by the development of technologies that are changing the nature of human interaction in our society, and across the world. The ability to participate in this development, to make oneself understood first and foremost, but increasingly the ability to describe the concepts that underpin these developments, require strong language skills and clear attention to language accuracy.

The course focuses on written and oral forms of communication. Grammar reviews will be included as necessary.

The content is based on current issues in computing that are  relevant to personal and public use of computers, including, but not limited to, the follow themes:computers and societythe Dark Netdigital revolutionsocial mediasustainabilityartificial intelligenceBYODmobile securityautomationthe future

Matura level English (B2 according to the CEFR)

All necessary materials will be provided.

The final grade consists of regular presence and active participation in class, written work, and presentations.

The final grade consists of regular presence and active participation in class, written work, and presentations.

The final grade consists of regular presence and active participation in class, written work, and presentations.