The phrase "a year long course" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "a year-long course." You can use it to describe a course or program that lasts for an entire year.
Example: "She enrolled in a year-long course to improve her language skills."
Alternatives: "a year-long program" or "a one-year course."
Because Contemporary Civilization is a year-long course, readings are necessarily selective.
Colloquium is a year-long course with 2 credits each semester (4 credits in total).
Note: Screenwriting III/IV is a year-long course taught by the same instructor.
The paper describes the design and implementation of Jeliot 2000 and an experiment in its use in a year-long course.
We describe an experiential approach to teaching new product design and business development in a year-long course that combines intensive project work with classroom education.
The BIOL 101-104 modules are each half-semester, half-credit courses that together make up a year-long course known as the biology sequence.
Dr. Mielenz teaches substantive epidemiology courses in aging and injury as well as a year-long course in the MPH Core curriculum.
Jennifer Block finds the answer in what she calls "contemplative caregiving" — the application of Buddhist principles to caregiving and the subject of a year-long course that starts at the San Francisco Zen Center in a few weeks.
All thesis writers enroll in their senior year in MDES UN3960 Honors Thesis Seminar, a year-long course consisting of a 1-point section in the Fall and a 3-point section in the Spring.
A student who fails the first term of a year-long course sequence may continue the sequence only with the instructor's written permission, and will receive course credit only for the successful completion of the second term's work.
A student who satisfactorily completes the first term of a year-long course sequence may receive course credit routinely for that term's work, except where noted otherwise in the course listing.
