(1) Compile detailed information on the course you intend to take, either from the other university's website or catalog or by contacting the department there and asking to be sent a syllabus.
However, states and the federal government do compile detailed information on such things as births, deaths, the incidence of sexually transmitted diseases, and adverse events in hospitals.
The State Transportation Department compiles detailed information on traffic accidents and dangerous intersections but does not normally release it to the public.
So she began tracking her own consumption-and-waste behavior, compiling detailed information about what she bought and about what she did with the disposable remnants.
For the past few years, DoubleClick, the Internet's largest advertising company, has been compiling detailed information on the browsing habits of millions of Web users by placing "cookie" files on our hard drives.
Terri Marsh, a lawyer for the Human Rights Law Foundation in Washington, said the group had compiled detailed information about Cisco's role in the design of Chinese information centers that host Falun Gong database applications connected to network surveillance and tracking systems.
Dominitz then learned that he would be seated not with the scouting department, compiling detailed information about player prospects, but at a cubicle in a separate building, with the marketing department.
For a few years DoubleClick, the Internet's largest advertising company, had been compiling detailed information on the browsing habits of millions of World Wide Web users by placing "cookie" files on computer hard drives.
Preparation of conceptual model requires identifying the study area, compiling detailed information on the geological formations, groundwater flow directions, recharge, hydraulic parameters and sinks or sources, and deciding appropriate boundary conditions.
A task force numbering 100 people or less, at least initially, could compile a database containing detailed information about bad banks and money launderers.
The study used data from the league's injury surveillance system, comprising detailed information compiled by team medical staffs, to determine the number of players missing games each week from 2003 to 2007.
