"course assignments" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the tasks and projects that students are required to complete for a specific course. Example: "The professor has assigned several course assignments throughout the semester, including essays, presentations, and exams."
Course assignments and module guides were riddled with errors of grammar, punctuation and syntax, Mr Austen claimed.
Moreover, schools often require online participation so students can gain access to course assignments or collaborate on projects.
The Palo Alto Unified School District in California uses Schoology as a clearinghouse for course assignments in its secondary schools and a couple of elementary schools.
"These are, of course, assignments," said Firmanzah, a special adviser to the president with responsibility for administration and financial matters, who like many Indonesians uses only one name.
For the past two years, though, anyone with an Internet connection can follow Ms. Henderson's lectures online, where the lecture notes and course assignments are available free through M.I.T. OpenCourseWare.
They also have little to no control over their course assignments, except to refuse offered courses (which can lead to less work and less pay) and they have absolutely no job security, meaning they are subject to sudden termination at the whims of department chairs and administrators, without any explanation or any process for grievance or appeal.
In order to make it work, the college had to rework its application, course assignment and admission processes.
Students enrolled in second year fashion industry courses were selected to complete a course assignment related to creativity.
A course map serves as a visual representation to link course learning objectives to course assignment expectations and how the student can assess achievement.
This paper reports the results of a case study where the students of our university, as a part of their course assignment, analyzed place metaphors used in a range of 3D educational CVEs vs. the corresponding educational goals.
When students send instructors an email or a write post on a learning management system like Moodle or Canvas asking to clarify a course assignment, this is a form of help-seeking.
