The phrase "active course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a course that is currently in progress or being actively taught.
Example: "I am currently enrolled in an active course on data science that meets every Tuesday and Thursday."
Alternatives: "ongoing course" or "current course".
Since the achievement of statehood at the turn of the 21st century, the government of Jharkhand has pursued an active course of economic planning and development.
Accordingly, you will not be able to build and distribute an active course site on Classes v2 after the Spring 2017 semester.
This is a practical and active course with strategies and plans to take away and use in class from the following day.To grab your place click here – and GTN members get a discount!
(2) In cases where a provider is terminated without cause, allow an enrollee in an active course of treatment to continue treatment until the treatment is complete or for 90 days, whichever is shorter, at in-network cost-sharing rates.
I HOPE we may assume, from the paragraph which appears among the "Notes" in your issue of last Thursday (p. 129), that the Fishery Board for Scotland is about to take some active course towards the removal of obstructions to the ascent of salmon up Scottish rivers.
These results showed an active course of regenerative processes as well as in the group with CrHFC application.
Yale will fully implement Canvas for all active courses by summer 2017.
Canvas @ Yale is now the official system for all active courses.
The Bulletin's Explore Courses site presents all active courses, whether or not offered in the current academic year, in the Catalog View, and all scheduled classes for the current year in the Schedule View.
Course requirements: Active class participation, reading of assigned literature, 5 home assignments (including programming in Matlab), final exam.
The clozapine clinic can refer patients to the council-run Pleasley Vale Outdoor Activity Centre, where they can take part in activities such as canoeing and rock-climbing as part of an active confidence course.
