Sentence examples for for a syllabus from inspiring English sources

For clues to what a course entails, read descriptions in the course catalog or ask the professor for a syllabus.

Something similar is going on at Manchester University, where as my colleague Phillip Inman reported last week, economics undergraduates are petitioning their tutors for a syllabus that acknowledges there are other ways to view the world than as a series of algebraic problem sets.

Our future president probably also discovered, as I did, that wonderful community known as the law school study group, where overworked students divide responsibility for portions of a syllabus and then pool their notes and interpretations.

Official guidance states that schools "cannot charge for education provided on any visit that takes place during school hours – or education provided on any visit that takes place outside school hours if it is part of the national curriculum or part of a syllabus for a prescribed public examination".

When this didn't happen — when his campaign compiled such a vast collection of bigoted actions and statements that it began to seem as if a case study from a syllabus for a course on intersectionality had sprung off the page and run for high office — they held out hope that he would "grow into" the Presidency.

Alexander had an instinctive feel for putting together a syllabus as a foundation for effective learning, and showed a genius for organising the language in ways which students - and their teachers - found immensely stimulating.

First, she would budget her time more wisely, as she wasn't ready for the college schedule and the need to plan ahead for assignments on a syllabus.

Ramus himself lauded the way the German city of Nuremberg had instead supported and encouraged the study of the mechanical arts; for him, such a syllabus was the key to the future (Ramus, Scholarum mathematicarum, p. 28 and Collectaneae praefationes,epistolae, orationes pp. 136 137, and see Hotson, p. 80).

A good strategy for avoiding technical obsolescence is to create a syllabus for your own personal development and stick to it throughout your working career.

The list of directors for whom Mr. Benvenuti and Mr. De Bernardi wrote scripts reads like a syllabus for a college course on contemporary Italian cinema.

I was sitting in the graduate student lounge in Flowers Hall and saw a syllabus for one of the courses that was an option for us.