'course progress' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing progress that is being made in a specific course of study or program, such as an academic course, a professional development program, or an exercise regimen. For example, "I'm pleased with my course progress - I've been studying hard, and I'm ahead of schedule on my coursework."
Course progress data included progression or attrition during each academic year of the 5-year course, adverse health or social factors, examination failures, course suspensions or repeats, termination recommendations and appeals, and voluntary withdrawals.
They can of course progress through leadership and management roles, but not if they want to spend more time in the classroom doing what many teachers love most.
Of course, progress can be made under male leadership, too: Justin Trudeau, Canada's new prime minister, named a perfectly balanced 15 men and 15 women to his cabinet.
(Wapping had delivered a moment of history as well as much bitterness). But, of course, progress has a way of tripping over its own shoelaces, so the full magic of profit and reduced costs never quite happened.
Though overall performance is lower than for multiple regression analysis, the accuracy of with instruction shows the possibility of estimating individual final exams scores as the course progress.
Nascent entrepreneurs can, of course, progress into new business owners, but we are not paying enough attention to these prospective entrepreneurs.
We'll post additional optional reading as the course progresses.
However, the number of students who entered the video lectures decreased as the course progressed.
As the course progressed, the Gödelians remained divided in their enlightenment.
The English team, of course, progressed famously, but the Czechoslovaks also blitzed through the early rounds.
What gripped the eighth-graders most as the course progressed, was the sheer number of dead.
