The phrase "a course covered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a subject or topic that has been taught or discussed in an educational setting.
Example: "The final exam will include all the material from the semester, including a course covered on advanced mathematics."
Alternatives: "a subject taught" or "a topic discussed".
MacArthur, following a slightly different course, covered 27,180 miles, an average of 12.02 knots.
This course covered a broad range of topics, and was subsequently tailored to regional training conducted in Bangkok in March 2012 and Istanbul in May 2014.
Just a bundle of anxiety, unease, analysis and intellectual hubris which was of course covered with a sense of humor, over-doing, over-giving and trying to be the best.
"That's a very difficult course". The course covered 85 miles of mountain trails, 10 miles of dirt roads and 5 miles of paved road stretching from Wrightwood, through the Angeles National Forest to the Rose Bowl.
A two-hour course covers arrangements for all occasions, incuding intimate dinners and wedding receptions; window boxes with aromatic or medicinal plants; and unusual materials like branches or common wildflowers.
A new team-taught course covers both the experimental and analytical basics of next-generation sequencing.
The course covers a number of topics from theoretical computer science, dynamical systems, statistical mechanics, machine learning, and evolutionary biology.
In addition, a fellow-oriented core course covers all aspects of benign hematology, hematologic malignancies and neoplastic diseases.
This course covers a combination of linear algebra and multivariate calculus with an eye towards solving systems of equations and optimization problems.
This course covers a tremendous amount of material, so it's imperative that students prepare for each lecture by reading the assigned sections in advance.
