"course lecturer" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the person who teaches a specific course or subject at a university or college. You can use it in any sentence where you want to mention the person responsible for teaching a particular course. Example: The course lecturer for the Psychology 101 class is highly knowledgeable and engaging, making the subject material easy to understand.
"This year we have a computer scientist, a chemist as well as several students who are medically qualified," says Dr Deborah Clarke, course lecturer of the graduate programme in neuroscience.
The course lecturer can avoid the problem by presenting the area only in general terms.
Two sessions were team-taught by the course lecturer in collaboration with two R&D professionals from local industries.
The course lecturer covered the theoretical parts, whereas practicing R&D engineers exposed students to current R&D works.
Personally, I enjoyed the exercise physiology component the most, so following my exams in the second year I was lucky enough to secure a funded summer project with a course lecturer who was interested in exercise-induced gene regulation.
In contrast to the articles used in the teaching sessions, the concepts mentioned in articles 1 and 2 were closely related to the topics discussed in the lectures; they were not, however, explicitly discussed by the course lecturers.
"A lot of the computing and games course lecturers, for example, are still working in the industry because things move very fast and the department needs to keep up to date".
In an e-mailed response to questions, Dr. Manfredi replied that, "the Faculty of Arts is not cutting courses but rather streamlining its course offering in order to increase the proportion of Arts courses and students taught by permanent, full-time faculty members instead of temporary course lecturers".
The master's degree in digital journalism at the Pontifical Lateran University will be taught in Italian and admit up to 35 students, starting Feb. 14. Course lecturers will include Greg Burke, the Vatican's senior communications adviser and former Fox News correspondent, and Lucia Annunziata, director of the Italian site L'Huffington Post.
This approach requires students to take an active role in the learning process and encourage each course lecturers adopting the innovative delivery methods such as Project Based Learning (PBL), Project Oriented Problem Based Learning (POPBL), Active Learning (AL), Cooperative Learning (CL) and others.
A survey of 454 Engineering and Architecture students was conducted, course lecturers were interviewed, and an objective analysis of the contents of the syllabi in the under/degrees was carried out.
