'course lectures' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to lectures that are associated with a course, such as a college class. For example, "My course lectures are always very informative and engaging."
Atop YouTube's list of most-popular course lectures (as of April 1) is "Justice," Michael J. Sandel's legendary philosophy class.
And yet, he continued, universities like Stanford are increasingly experimenting with course lectures on the Web, some open to all Internet users, free of charge.
Coursera is the next step: building an interactive platform that will allow the best schools in the world to not only offer a wide range of free course lectures online, but also a system of testing, grading, student-to-student help and awarding certificates of completion of a course for under $100.
Course lectures cover experimental design, applied statistics, fundamental measurement principles and the basics of instrumentation.
But Academic Earth has the right plan around providing free course lectures.
The University of California Berkeley has started uploading video recordings of course lectures on to YouTube.
4.44pm GMT Zack Beauchamp (@zackbeauchamp) Being at this speech feels like listening to a particularly well-delivered undergrad course lecture.
For each type of course, lecture slides were made available on the course website before lecture in one semester and after lecture in the other semester.
Rosen, Lim, Carrier, and Cheever (2011) examined the impact of in-class mobile phone usage during course lecture on test performance.
For the experimental practice, the teacher who regularly taught the course lectured on single and nested loops for 1 h as a review in the first class.
In the first practical class, the teacher who regularly taught the course lectured on the three sorting algorithms for 75 min.
