Sentence examples for planned degree from inspiring English sources

By introducing new concepts of planned degree, actual achieved degree, actual primary costs required and actual planned costs, two types of fuzzy optimisation models are discussed in this paper.

He studied Latin and Greek for a planned degree in archaeology, but, after the war, living in the Soviet-occupied zone of what became the communist German Democratic Republic (East Germany), the choice for him was dentistry or commercial art.

"Northern peoples need new opportunities for talking directly with each other, rather than always going through the filters of national capitals," believes Aron Senkpiel, the dean of arts and sciences at Canada's Yukon College, in Whitehorse, who is of the architects of the planned degree programme.

The reasons for failing to reach the planned degree of lengthening varied.

An EAPS minor degree complements planned degrees in civil engineering, chemistry, biology, physics, urban studies, ocean engineering, economics, aeronautics and astronautics, or applied mathematics.

An architecture degree, or a building and planning degree, will take three years to complete.

Graduates were eager to pursue further studies: 74% planned another degree.

Specifically, candidates for the Master of Architecture degree must take 164 subject units and Master in City Planning degree candidates must take 126 subject units.

He received a degree in civil engineering from the University of Michigan and a planning degree from Harvard in 1921, where he studied under John Nolen.

He co-directs the joint Masters in Public Health-Masters in City Planning degree program and he is a core faculty member in the Center for Global Public Health's Slum Health Initiative.

Graduating in 1941, he was qualified when the second world war call-up came, so exempt, and returned to take a planning degree under Tom Sharp immediately after the war.