The phrase "although this course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception related to the course being discussed.
Example: "Although this course covers advanced topics, it is suitable for beginners as well."
Alternatives: "even though this course" or "despite this course".
It appears no one else is really in the running, although this course is tricky.
Although this course has no formal prerequisites, it assumes some basic knowledge of Chinese history.
Although this course will involve no collecting of plants, we will discuss the nature, use, and importance of herbarium collections.
Although this course is grounded in theory, it is equally rooted in practice, and much of the class discussion takes place in social cyberspaces.
Although this course is designed to introduce students to black drama in general, one of the key organizing themes will be the black family.
Although this course explores details of sustainability strategy implementation, it is designed to link sustainability to the overall business drivers and is therefore relevant for any potential investor, corporate manager, entrepreneur or consultant.
Paired Course: Although not mandatory, this course is meant to be taken in conjunction with GSD 5275 which is also 2 credits and meets at the same time as 5276.
Although we designed this course so that it could be led by facilitators with little experience of delivering psychological therapy, a large group of skilled facilitators with experience in counselling and/or leading groups in other contexts applied for the jobs.
No previous knowledge of neuroscience or psychology is necessary for this course, although an interest in science is an advantage.
There is no therapeutic component for this course, although supportive campus resources and Title IX staff are available for those who need them.
Schedule: (usually) Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11AM-12 20PM and/or 1 30PM-2 50PM in both Fall and Spring semesters, although more students take this course in the Fall.
