Sentence examples for lectures in the course from inspiring English sources

So those two questions are actually the very two questions that are in one way or another going to be thematically linking together the rest of the lectures in the course.

This semester, eight senior executives from Royal Caribbean gave lectures in the course, half of them flying to Ithaca while the other half presented via web video on topics ranging from cruise pricing to social media marketing.

Salvadori delivered these lectures in the course Engineering 1101y "The Cultural Impact of Engineering," or alternately "The Cultural Impact of Technology". This introductory course for freshmen addressed the ethical problems and the responsibilities of the engineering profession in the development of a technical culture.

By "clarification questions," we refer to all the questions which require reiteration of the content that has been explicitly been taught in the seed or in any other previous lectures in the course.

Twenty lectures in the course were devoted to studying evolution, including six focused on natural selection.

They are expected to attend the lectures in the courses in which they are working.

Dr. Haifan Lin, Yale Stem Cell Center Director, gives a lecture in the course.

During a number of multi-day visits to the school during the fall term, Bush will participate as a guest instructor and presenter including lecturing in the course "The Political Economy of the School," co-taught with Professor Peterson and John White, the current State Superintendent of Education for the state of Louisiana.

All the questions which needed reiteration of the content that has been explicitly been taught in the seed or in any other previous lecture in the course are categorized to follow clarification strategy.

The lectures in those courses often give the impression that something in the national Italian character, coupled with the rise of a prosperous middle class, resulted in an unprecedented cultural combustion.

On the contrary, all of the readings and recorded lectures used in the course will be made available to the public on Prof. Fisher's personal site, http://tfisher.org.org