Sentence examples for first-year course from inspiring English sources

When the German teacher suddenly quit, the school tapped her to finish teaching the first-year course.

Dr. Strassburger's focus was on student achievement, undergraduate research, and a nationally hailed "Common Intellectual Experience" first-year course.

She took the first-year course of a five-year program for licensed pastors under appointment and working ministers that does not lead to a Duke degree.

In 2011, it introduced a new first-year course called Field Immersion Experiences for Leadership Development (FIELD), which requires students to develop and launch a new micro-business.

An article on Sunday about the emphasis on theoretical over practical learning in law schools misidentified a first-year course about common law crimes.

At Harvard, he developed a standard first-year course for M.B.A. students, "Creating Modern Capitalism," which enhanced the profile and popularity of business history at the school and whose syllabus became a textbook, now widely used, of the same name.

Typical first-year courses at Rutgers University include biology, calculus, English literature, history and economics.

It has added more traditional first-year courses in subjects like contracts and torts.

The university does not expect to have much trouble adding sections to accommodate the incoming freshmen in popular first-year courses like Rhetoric, which is essentially English 101.

First-year courses in the basics of accounting and finance are fairly general, but second-year electives chosen by Texas Instruments are more closely tailored to its own activities.

Subsequently, we examine two examples of dynamic systems typically investigated by students in their first-year courses in physics.