Sentence examples for have prerequisites from inspiring English sources

Certificate programs do not usually have prerequisites for entry, but enrollees typically have a bachelor's degree.

Both freedom and democracy have prerequisites.

They may have extensive, relevant training or none at all, because such courses rarely have prerequisites.

As Brene Brown (one of TED's most loved speakers) famously said, "worthiness doesn't have prerequisites".

So, I was taking weird courses I didn't have prerequisites for, like poetry, for which I was supposed to have taken other poetry classes, and film, for which I was supposed to have taken other film classes.

Figures  10 and 11 show the introduction of tasks that have prerequisites where a specific task must be scheduled for completion before the task with the prerequisite requirement is assigned.

As shown in Figure 15, the C++ ontology does not have prerequisite or core concepts associated with C++ Loops.

Retrieved from http://ritter.tea.state.tx.us/rules/tac/chapter130/index.html R denotes that the course had recommended prerequisites; P denotes that the course had prerequisites.

I thought motherhood had prerequisites, and I hadn't finished my coursework in being a daughter.

This course has prerequisites of biology, chemistry, and calculus, allowing students to apply strategies from the physical sciences to solving authentic biological problems.

All eight hospitals had prerequisite population data to enable disease burden estimation.