Courses listed as options in multiple categories (either required foundations or breadth requirements) can only be used to fulfill one requirement.
Student disengagement is not uncommon in the discipline of accounting (Byrne, Flood, & Griffin, 2014), but the unit in question also 'suffered' from being a mandatory breadth (or foundation) unit as it tended to attract students who did not specialise in accounting and who were generally direct-school leavers entering university for the first time.
20th century science grew out of the solid foundations laid by the breadth of vision and detailed experimental observations of the 19th century.
Foundation subjects build depth and breadth in areas ranging from circuits and electronics to applied electromagnetics and from principles of software development to signals and systems.
So the breadth of the foundation and the opportunities at Duke were really invaluable to me.
Building upon this foundation, varDB will expand the breadth and depth of the sequence coverage as well as specific tools for the analysis of antigenic variation.
It formed a good foundation for graduate study and afforded me the breadth to learn a lot of material relating to the formal and natural sciences.
Our faculty's breadth and depth of knowledge are the foundation of our student's education.
To make the right decision, you need to understand all the stakeholders involved and their varied points of view, draw on your own creativity and a breadth of insights, and use a rigorous foundation of analysis and knowledge.
Unlike Codeacademy and Lynda, Treehouse offers a breadth of expert-curated web design, development and iOS development topics (HTML, CSS Foundations, Technology Foundations, Aesthetic Foundations, Introduction to Programming, and others) and is already profitable as it charges users from $29 to $49 dollars a month to use its programs.
