AI Computer Science Academy · Faisalabad

Free lab

Learn to code in your browser — free, no install

Every task runs on your own device: Python through Skulpt, SQL through a real SQLite engine compiled to WebAssembly, C++ through a small interpreter, and HTML/CSS/JavaScript in the browser itself. Nothing to download, nothing to install, nothing sent to a server.

6tracks
336+tasks
Freeno account to start

Responsive Web Design

HTML & CSS

Fifty-six lessons of real HTML and CSS: semantic markup, the box model, flexbox, grid, media queries, accessible components and a finished responsive page.

6 sections · 56 tasks · Beginner

Python Programming

Python

Fifty-six lessons that build genuine Python skill: syntax, data structures, control flow, functions, files, errors, modules and five small programs you will actually use.

6 sections · 56 tasks · Beginner

JavaScript Essentials

JavaScript

Fifty-six browser lessons from console.log to a live course filter: data shapes, DOM building, events, async/await, fetch and the accessibility rules that keep it usable.

6 sections · 56 tasks · Beginner

C++ Foundations

C++

Fifty-six lessons covering types, control flow, functions, vectors, maps, classes, pointers and the standard library, with compiled programs checked against expected output.

6 sections · 56 tasks · Intermediate

SQL & Databases

SQL

Fifty-six lessons on SELECT through JOIN, GROUP BY, transactions, indexes, security and the real reports an academy runs every month.

6 sections · 56 tasks · Beginner

AI & Prompt Engineering

Python

Fifty-six lessons on prompts, hallucination, privacy, guardrails and the Python behind the academy’s own assistant, ending with a capstone you can show an employer.

6 sections · 56 tasks · Beginner

What the lab does — and does not do

  • It runs real engines. Python is CPython semantics via Skulpt; SQL is real SQLite; HTML and CSS render in a real browser frame.
  • It checks your work automatically. Each task has one or more checks — output, query rows or page structure.
  • It never sends your code to a server. Everything happens on your device, so it also works on a slow connection.
  • It is not a certificate machine. The exam has a pass mark of 60% and the paper is different for every student.

Do you need an account?

No — you can work through any track right now. An account is only needed for the parts that must remember you:

  • saved progress and saved code
  • checkpoint quizzes (12 questions every 10 tasks)
  • the final exam and the certificate
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