Sentence examples for group of courses from inspiring English sources

Taking the idea of a Harvard education professor, Howard Gardner, that students learn in a range of "multiple intelligences" -- some, say, spatially, others logically -- the Rennicks came up with a core group of courses, from performance arts to agribusiness, that would capitalize on each student's learning style.

This paper discusses how, in Brazil, Control Engineering moved from a relatively small group of courses within Electrical Engineering curricula to an undergraduate degree in its own right.

For each year, and for each student, the average number of examination attempts needed to pass was calculated for the group of courses in nursing and medical science separately.

While the University of Chicago offers courses in East Asian, South Asian, and Near Eastern Studies, there is no group of courses directed toward the study of Asian-American culture.

Moreover, in another group of courses, no clear pattern was noted (erratic trend; Figure 4B).

A group of courses had a consistent upward trend in mean scores conferred, as shown in Figure 4A.

That group, of course, is conservatives.

They weren't a constant group, of course.

The foremost reference group, of course, is the family.

The group, of course, must supply the fans.

A spokesman, Tucker Bounds, said of the group, "Of course we have nothing to do with them".