Sentence examples for most important courses from inspiring English sources

In his 2005 commencement address at Stanford University, Steve Jobs talked about how one of the most important courses he ever took was on calligraphy.

I said I view this course as one of the most important courses in Yale College, at least from a standpoint of your lives and careers.

Chemical reaction engineering is one of the most important courses in any chemical engineering program, dealing with many fundamental concepts that can be applied in a variety of fields related to chemical engineering.

Many of my students have reported that it has been one of the most important courses that they took in law school, fundamentally altering their approach to law study and their plans for a professional career.

On a municipal level, one of the most important courses of action was to empty out the thousands of back-yard cesspools in which household excrement was kept and which periodically overflowed and ran down the streets in brown, reeking rivers.

Similarly, a study by Tzu-Chin Martina Peng and her co-authors found that having taken a personal finance course in school is unrelated to investment knowledge.Second, and perhaps most important, courses in personal finance do not appear to have an impact on adult behaviour.

Since I received my education during four years at Exeter, it should come as no surprise that I deem ROTC to have been the single most important course I took at Princeton.

Peritracheal inflammation due to anastomotic leakage may result in a fistula to the trachea, which is probably the most important course of this complication [1].

For this aspect, the researcher first examined the end of semester course evaluations, specifically the four questions related to most important course structure and learning activities as anonymously reported by 40 students (Table 1).

Students majoring in Mathematical Economics are required to successfully complete the most important introductory courses in economics before undertaking more technical and mathematical studies in economics.

Giamatti, who after a stint as department chair became President of Yale and subsequently the Commissioner of Major League Baseball, inaugurated upon his return from Princeton one of the department's most important introductory courses, English 129.