Sentence examples for descriptions of courses from inspiring English sources

The site offers concise descriptions of courses.

The images below depict before and after shots — the new search feature surfaces courses that involve "P-Values," a skill that is so granular that it likely isn't mentioned in the descriptions of courses that touch on it.

CUREs and traditional labs were identified based on qualitative content analysis of two data sources: descriptions of courses by 1) students and 2) instructors.

The result of the mapping process was a graduate profile, a list of program learning outcomes, as well as a collection of course descriptions, which included descriptions of course learning outcomes and assessments.

Journal descriptions of course participants' responses to taking the IAT indicated how the experience provoked them to examine their own bias; such text was coded as "consciousness-raising": I took the black/white racism IAT and the gender career/family IAT.

Similarly, a scientist with extensive teaching experience would want to showcase courses developed, including brief descriptions of those courses and the specific work involved.

The same description, of course, also applies to the Bible, Paradise Lost, Crime and Punishment and Wagner's Ring Cycle.

No, I really don't recognise that description; of course I understand because it was at our conference, everyone was together at the seaside – do we then learn the lessons, as Vince and I both have said, should we have spoken to X or done homework Y? Yes, of course, but it is not a fiasco.

If the term information adds nothing to the understanding of statistical mechanics then it could be purged from the description (of course, this still leaves open the possibility that statistical mechanics has non-trivial implications for the physics of information processing).

My description, of course, is a gloss on Toni Morrison, who famously described Bill Clinton as the first Black president.

Table  2 and Table  3 summarize the description of course's didactic materials and academic administrative documents for both pilot version (2010) and second version (2012).