Sentence examples for introductory design from inspiring English sources

By comparison, Taylor's professional fashion path has been somewhat straight and narrow: she studied finance at McGill University, took an introductory design course at Central Saint Martins in London and then later went on to attend the Parsons School of Design.

A sidebar presents the iOS 7 introductory design video, Apple's "Designed by Apple in California" spot, also from WWDC, and the developer "Making a difference.

Despite the threat of rain and the absence of marquee names such as Alexander McQueen and Burberry, the introductory Topman Design catwalk show felt of the moment and full of a very British brand of joie de vivre.

But she didn't much think about her double-dutch machine again until she was a sophomore at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N.Y., and enrolled in an introductory engineering design class whose theme was "challenging the limits in sports and recreational activities".

A mechatronics course provides an excellent forum for teaching introductory mechanical design concepts.

814 freshmen in an introductory digital design course were randomly assigned to one of two treatments: one offered students an OLC, which required students to discuss their assignments and readings online and participate in certain online learning activities; the other one did not offer the OLC (NC: no online learning community), but required involving students in face-to-face discussion.

As the 10-week course progresses, students are asked to create increasingly complex programs, beginning with an introductory app designed for new students to Stanford, then a Paparazzi app that draws in photos from image-sharing sites like Flickr.

A spokesman for BP said that they were introductory talks, designed to explore what Berdymukhamedov's plans for his country's resources were, and what role BP potentially could have.

In as little as 10 weeks, 330 new employees in five regional centres participated in an introductory course, designed as work place learning with extensive use of e-learning and IT-based teaching materials.

Initially, the company says, Urban Escapes staff will work directly with LivingSocial reps in 5 introductory markets designing and creating adventures (e.g. this Snow Tubing & Beer Tasting trip), but will eventually expand to the 95 markets LivingSocial is now live in.

First question was an introductory question designed to engage participants in the topic, the latter two were key questions.