'conduct the course' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about leading or teaching a course. For example, 'The professor will conduct the course on how to build a website.'.
studio & conduct the course.
Regent Joe Neguse, D-Boulder, raised concern that professors might not know what they're getting into, citing news last month that Richard B. McKenzie, an emeritus professor at the University of California, disengaged from his "Microeconomics for Managers" course because of "disagreements over how to best conduct" the course.
We acknowledge Roche 454 Lifesciences for providing the backing to conduct the course.
The same holds for therapists and other professionals who conduct the course.
We have described the structured teaching program in detail, and another clinic should easily be able to conduct the course in a similar manner.
The International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (IUBMB) Brazilian and Uruguayan funding agencies sponsored this first course in April 1993, inviting us to conduct the course in Uruguay.
There will be three-level courses with timing and location related to the annual EULAR Congresses if local organisers are willing and able to conduct the courses.
Tells how he conducted the course, which dealt with puns and anagrams, diagramless puzzles, words, and awe-inspiring stumpers from the London "Sunday Times".
This paper presents some of the motivation for developing the course and the experiences and observations in conducting the course.
Incorporating findings from academic research and feedback from other workshops we conducted, the course focused on moving beyond a pure lecture-based format to incorporate guest speakers, collaborative cases, and peer instruction to engage students and enhance the learning experience.
