The phrase "a course database" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured collection of information related to courses, such as in an educational institution or online learning platform.
Example: "The university has developed a course database that allows students to easily search for available classes and their prerequisites."
Alternatives: "course catalog" or "course repository".
We describe algorithms for keyword searches with data clouds and we present our system, CourseCloud, that offers a unified search and browse interface to a course database.
We present experimental results showing (a) the appropriateness of the methods used for scoring terms, (b) the performance of the proposed algorithms, and (c) the effectiveness of CourseCloud compared to typical search and browse interfaces to a course database.
Their website offers news, a vacancy search engine (JobReport), a course database and a forum.
If you have a specific course or subject area you'd like to take as part of your study away experience, you can use the course database find a program that will offer that credit.
"Query Processing in Kidar," guest lecture for a course on database system implementation at Stanford University, Stanford, California, November 2000.
This API allows developers to programmatically query the course database.
Golf Digest had its own course database, but the Condé Nast publication has been impressed by what FindTheBest can do.
For a list of all BOSP courses offered in the current academic year and planned for the next, and for information on which courses earn departmental credit or fulfill General Education Requirements, please refer to the BOSP course database.
For a list of all BOSP courses offered in the current academic year and planned for the next, and for information on which courses earn departmental credit or fulfill Education Requirements, please refer to the BOSP course database.
GEO will add newly approved courses to the Approved Course Database.
Credit is only awarded for those courses that appear BOTH on the transcript and in the Approved Course Database.
