Sentence examples for a generic course from inspiring English sources

This number will be either an exact Duke equivalent or a generic course number: 100 (lower-level) or 300 (upper-level).

It was a generic course in its pilot stage developed for the benefit of people with chronic conditions called the Expert Patients Programme (EPP).

"Because it was a generic course dominated by nurses, there were always sessions not totally appropriate but a more specific course would mean you lose out on other professionals experiences which are invaluable".

The study protocol followed the generic course of mechanical ventilatory support and its discontinuation.

Participants were sought from the first year cohort as the common foundation is where the participants undertook the generic course content before entering the specific mental health part of the programme, thus allowing for a 'best fit' comparison to be made.

The advantages of e-learning are flexibility regarding space, time, and duration [20], and in contrast to generic courses, the form of a self-organized learning pathway over time which can enhance retention of knowledge.

Tidal energy is included in many generic courses, such as the University of Warwick's master's in sustainable energy technologies, which also looks at wind, solar, biomass and fuel cells.

Transfer courses that are approved as generic courses (e.g. 100 for lower-level, 300 for upper-level) for which there is no exact Duke equivalent course can be given an Area of Knowledge code by the Director of Undergraduate Studies who approves the content of the course for transfer.

Demonstrating value and building capabilities is different for a generic, open enrolment course than for a custom program.

We designed a generic one-week EBM course based on previous experience with EBM courses for non-medical health professionals.

But it is, of course, a generic situation which occurs all the time.