Sentence examples for lecture syllabus from inspiring English sources

Few people at Oxford had heard of, let alone read, this prodigiously impenetrable work (a few years later Ayer would be the first to include Wittgenstein on a lecture syllabus).

On top of which he took as his formative influence Ludwig Wittgenstein's '&apos Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus.'' Few people at Oxford had heard of, let alone read, this prodigiously impenetrable work (a few years later Ayer would be the first to include Wittgenstein on a lecture syllabus).

You might also undertake to create a lecture, syllabus, or podcast about certain person or time period that comes to life through the documents you research in Rubenstein.

In the new curriculum, the Psychopathology PBL track became "integrated" in that the Neuroscience lecture syllabus was structured to synchronize with the appropriate Psychopathology PBL group.

Thousands of pieces of free educational material — videos and podcasts of lectures, syllabuses, entire textbooks — have been posted in the name of the open courseware movement.

The M.I.T. OpenCourseWare Initiative helped usher in the "open educational resources" movement, with its ethos of sharing knowledge via free online educational offerings, including podcasts and videos of lectures, syllabuses and downloadable textbooks.

Students should come to the tutoring session prepared with all relevant course materials (textbook, lecture notes, syllabus etc). and with specific questions for their tutor.

They are generally regarded as subsidiary to the lectures and syllabus of an Andersonian apprenticeship.

They share their experiences and expertise in the classroom to complement the lectures and syllabus.

In spite of pressure from the League and various government ministries, most university professors did not make changes to their lectures or syllabus during the Nazi period.

The main platform for distributing course material such as the syllabus, lecture slides, homeworks etc. is the Course Management System CMSS).