Sentence examples for course devised from inspiring English sources

This was further developed in our compulsory world studies, designed and approved as a CSE course, devised by two inspirational teachers.

The Paisley pattern was not, of course, devised in Paisley, and neither were the fine shawls it decorated: their form came out of Iran and Kashmir.

In reality, the first slalom, on a course devised by Lunn, is a more significant claim to fame for the village than its funicular.

But the MCG remains most deeply associated with cricket, which is still the closest Australia can come to a national sport and which was, of course, devised and then introduced here by the English.

(Angelo) 'Live From the PIT: Saturday Night!' (Saturday) Sketch students who have completed a weeklong course devised to simulate the "Saturday Night Live" writing process (taught by Ali Farahnakian, the Peoples Improv Theater founder and "SNL" alum) present the fruits of their labor in this carefully non-copyright-infringing show.

"Nobody in this society thinks that blacks are intelligent, so we need to be given the chance to show that we have talent and can rise to the next level," said Fabio Jacinto, 22, a messenger in São Paulo, Brazil's largest city, who hopes to become a doctor and is taking a special college preparatory course devised for black students.

Ergo, two city-financed courses devised to help artists help themselves.

The program requires Harvard undergraduates to take courses devised to prepare them for a broad range of issues in life after college.

Taylor is one of more than 400 Barking and Dagenham employees who have benefited from literacy and numeracy courses devised by Mickey Neale, highways and street cleansing manager, and set up by Penny Robinson, learning centre manager.

Asked about the economic viability of Coursera, she outlined three potential sources of income: students paying an optional low fee ($59, for example) for a completed course; smaller colleges licensing the courses devised by the bigger universities; and employers subsidizing courses for their workers to bridge skill gaps.

These range from the interactive Web- and computer-based training courses devised by Cognitive Arts, a company founded by Roger Schank, the former head of the artificial-intelligence program at Yale University, to a system developed by the Centre for Marine and Petroleum Technology, a European petroleum company consortium, to analyze the results of oil well capacity tests.