The phrase "concurrent courses" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to two or more courses that are taken at the same time, often by a student in pursuit of a degree or certification. Example: "Sarah enrolled in two concurrent courses this semester: Introduction to Psychology and Statistics. She had to carefully manage her time to keep up with the workload for both classes."
By University policy, courses are not obligated to provide makeup exams for students taking concurrent courses, and we will not do so in this course.
Two- or three-year concurrent courses of general and professional education lead to the award of a teaching certificate, often valid for work in primary, intermediate, and lower secondary schools.
In the course of gathering this information, we interviewed graduate instructors, teaching faculty, and teachers of concurrent courses in many other departments.
A series of structured seminars, incorporating faculty research, was designed for first-year dental students at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, School of Dental Medicine to reinforce and support the concepts and skills taught in concurrent courses.
Recommended: previous or concurrent course in AI.
The students of Cochrane's concurrent course in Asset Pricing viewed the weekly lecture videos independently.
A prior or concurrent course in Business Associations is strongly advised.
For the traditional course (format 1), concurrent laboratory course enrollment had a positive effect on students' lecture course grades, resulting in an improvement of up to 0.19 points on the GPA scale.
By using programming patterns and their implementations as computer programs, difficult new concepts can be smoothly taught in lectures to students who before trying this teaching approach would have been reluctant to enroll on Parallel and Concurrent Programming courses.
Several concurrent crash courses were presented by faculty members like Charles K. Whitehead '83 (above)—the Myron C. Taylor Alumni Professor of Business Law and the director of the Law, Technology, and Entrepreneurship Program who co-taught a session titled "Law, Technology, and Entrepreneurship on the New York Tech Campus". View more pictures.
The Hopkins Summer Program in Bologna will provide students the opportunity to take two concurrent interdisciplinary courses: Refugees, Borders and Sovereignty: Focus on Europe with Department of Sociology Professor Ilil Benjamin and Energy, Capital and Climate: Italy in the Mirror of World History with Department of Political Science Professor Bentley Allan.
