Sentence examples for generating courses from inspiring English sources

Breeden acknowledges there is a marketing and fund-raising aspect to Fuqua's alliance with Krzyzewski, but says he had no qualms about having the coach's name on the leadership center, which is something like an on-campus think tank, generating courses, ideas, seminars and energy around the concept of leadership.

Furthermore, the automatic process enables lecturers to efficiently generate courses.

The teacher can focus more on her didactic tasks and preferences rather than on the available authoring tools, and spend less time to generate courses.

Top-down visualizations of network data were used to generate courses of action, guidance, and network management strategies with the persons involved in the process.

Often the least systematic of the problem-solving heuristics, the generate-and-test method involves generating alternative courses of action, often in a random fashion, and then determining for each course whether it will solve the problem.

Because they are "loss units" that have to be subsidized from other revenue-generating courses of study or other services, and that isn't a sound capitalistic approach.

In the generation of e-learning designs there is only one goal: generating a course design for a given student.

Individual differences in control beliefs might thus be as fundamental as socioeconomic conditions in generating life-course socioeconomic and health-related pathways.

<img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0012807.e006.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> The scaling parameter α (Table 1) aligns the PNFL generated time courses to the provided time courses.

Of course, generating a playable track is is one thing — but are they any good?

If enough interest in a particular subject area is generated, then courses are developed and taught to present new ideas to the students.