The phrase "and complete courses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the action of finishing or fulfilling the requirements of educational courses or training programs.
Example: "To earn your degree, you must complete the required credits and complete courses in your major."
Alternatives: "and finish courses" or "and fulfill courses".
Fortunately, such systems not only provide an information conduit for students to use to access course content and complete course assignments, but also to provide a rich repository of data regarding students' behavior.
I followed a handful of these women as they went through basic training — rappelling from a tower, learning rope climbing, martial arts, and completing courses in military history and Marine Corps values (honor, courage, and commitment).
This includes being admitted to, and completing courses in, a degree program.
I participated in the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program (MCMP) and completed courses up to green belt, which is optional.
A good example of points in gamification is how Treehouse awards users with points for taking quizzes and completing courses on their site.
The following demographic variables were obtained for all preterm infants born during the study period: birth weight, gestational age, mode of delivery, singleton pregnancy, 5 minute APGAR score and completed courses of antenatal steroids given.
Returning to Columbia, he taught in the English department while getting his master's degree in 1951 and completing course requirements for a Ph.D.
He earned undergraduate and graduate degrees in communication studies from the University of Louisville and the University of Georgia, respectively, and completed course work for his Ph.D. at the University of Iowa.
Our coach was formally trained in motivational interviewing techniques and completed course work in an Integrative Health Coaching Certification Program.
It appears that MOOCs are tangibly helping people who take the time and effort to complete courses.
