"develop courses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the creation and design of educational courses or classes. For example: "The professor is tasked with developing courses for the university's new health studies program".
The College could also strengthen the teaching of professionalism, communication and leadership skills to students, and monitor student training and develop courses that contribute to continuous professional development.
Yet administrations don't develop courses; professors do.
He said Mr. Paterson would also work to develop courses that he would teach during the next school year.
The institute hosted a conference for academics in California a few years ago on how to develop courses on secularism, which Mr. Zuckerman attended.
In an attempt to improve success rates, the Football Association has teamed up with the professional game to develop courses in talent identification.
It will need to help them to choose the right subjects to study, to offer relevant work experience, and where appropriate to work with universities to develop courses that will provide attractive employment for graduates.
It's unclear whether it will be offering its own branded courses via Futurelearn or helping other partners develop course content.
These conceptions were transferred to points on a criteria-referenced grading scale which was used to develop course specific grading criteria.
Eleven IM residents were recruited to help develop course content.
They also develop course catalogs that capture existing training opportunities and identify needed training materials.
For instance, Woodin et al. (2010) note that the NSF has recently funded 29 projects to develop course-based undergraduate research experiences in the past year alone.
