by Eric Glendinning, John McEwan

Vocational students in universities, colleges, and technical schools.
Computing professionals who need to upgrade their knowledge of English.
Key features
The up-to-date computing content gives students a highly relevant and stimulating context in which to improve their English. 28 topic-based units cover a range of key areas including the latest developments on the Internet and in multimedia. A further six 'interview' units focus on six different jobs in the sector, from computing student to systems manager.
The course provides a selective language syllabus that develops specialist vocabulary, basic grammar, and functional phrases. This is integrated into a programme of realistic practical tasks which improve reading, listening, speaking, and writing skills.
The consistent unit structure gives learners a format that is clearly signposted and easy to use.
All readings and listenings come from authentic, up-to-date sources.
The Student's Book includes a glossary of key computing terms, phonetically transcribed and clearly defined.