The phrase "a pilot course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a preliminary or trial course designed to test the feasibility or effectiveness of a program or curriculum.
Example: "The university is offering a pilot course in artificial intelligence to gauge student interest before launching a full program."
Alternatives: "trial course" or "test course".
It begins with a 14-week program that starts with a pilot course called The Future Will Not Be Televised: The New World of Branding and Advertising.
The Australian federal Department of Health and Aging funded a pilot course in simulation-based education to address these competencies for surgical trainees.
MIT said that a pilot course, run earlier this year, had been studied by more students than all the university's previous living alumni combined.
The objective of this paper is to design and assess a pilot course, based on Smith's norms, to train general practitioners for the everyday management of SD patients in primary care.
Currently, Global politics is a pilot course that is intended to become mainstream in September 2015.
They could offer it as a social studies senior elective, possibly even as an Honors course, or a pilot course within an already established Gifted & Talented program.
The choice of individual modules was a mixture of availability of potential developers and feedback from students from eight countries enrolled in a pilot-course module on maternal mortality.
An affidavit for a search warrant lists items including a private pilot course, flight simulator software, a flight gear bag, maps of the Memphis airport, a $239 leather Navy flight jacket, a DVD titled "How an Airline Captain Should Look and Act" and instructional programs on airplane terminology.
CARI funds have been used to support the Supported Open Distance Learning (SODL) certificate course for youth and community workers leading to completion of a successful pilot course with an over 80 per cent pass rate, 1,000 new students enrolled and five countries now incorporating this training into their national systems.
We ran a successful pilot course for 16- to 19-year-olds last year and are continuing and developing the course for this year.
Additionally, the IB has developed pilot courses that include world religions, sports, exercise and health sciences, dance, and a transdisciplinary pilot course, literature and performance.
