The phrase "a major course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a significant or important subject of study in an academic context, often in relation to a degree program.
Example: "In order to graduate, students must complete a major course in their chosen field of study."
Alternatives: "a primary course" or "a core course".
"A major course correction is still required," said the report.
It was the Fed's first step in what quickly became a major course reversal.
Details on General Institute Requirements and on selecting a major course of study are discussed elsewhere in this section.
And the three-week Kirov Ballet season that opened at City Center on Tuesday night looks on paper like a major course in the history of ballet classicism.
It showed us that the relationship between the people of the United States and the government has gone off track and needs a major course correction.
Unless mankind makes a major course correction and stops ransacking the earth for short-term advantage, we're in for "a bad century," says Grantham, and it doesn't really get better after that.
His outgoing defence secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, said in a memo written shortly before the elections in early November, and leaked (perhaps by Mr Rumsfeld himself) at the weekend, that a major course-correction was needed.
The bank said it is evaluating the sale of its German retail banking business, the major piece of its European operations, which could herald a major course-change for the firm.
Rather, it is about a very major course correction and the passionate controversy surrounding it.
ENGRD 2020 satisfies the Common Curriculum distribution requirement and also fulfills a required Major course.
*CS 2110 : students for whom this is a required major course may not use it for the minor, e.g., Computer Science or Operations Research and Engineering majors.
