"supplementary course" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You would use it when referring to an additional course, usually one that is not required to complete a particular program of study. For example, if a student chooses to take a Supplementary Course in Spanish, this means they are taking the class in addition to their other required courses.
Supplementary course material will be posted to the handouts page.
Other schools are using Amazon as a supplementary course materials provider, Mr. MacDonald said.
School of Law Course Materials FeeA fee is charged each quarter to School of Law students for supplementary course materials.
If they do not pass a certified test, they are required to take a supplementary course.
"We're working on enhancing the learning experience with streaming video across all devices, supplementary course materials (like presentations, documents, samples etc).
According to this survey (held in April 2015), the rates recorded for various video use cases (e.g. video used in assignments, in classroom, in remote teaching settings or as supplementary course material) have shown significant increase when compared to the rates recorded in a similar survey carried out by Kaltura the year before (i.e. Kaltura 2014).
He majored in English literature and took supplementary courses in the classics.
Also, while no physics AEWs are offered, supplementary courses for Physics 1120 and 2130 are provided through the Physics Tutoring Center.
The courses of German have been made and designed originally as a multi-media support of contact teaching, that is as supplementary courses, nevertheless they proved their worth – beyond all expectations – even as separate on-line courses.
The standards include rationales, objectives, curricula, study plans, basic and supplementary courses required, major subject areas of study, faculty qualifications, student admission, physical resources and facilities, and administration and financial support.
She worked as an assistant in a Wall Street investment house, and while learning firsthand the intricacies of the market in government bonds she took supplementary courses at the School of Business Administration of New York University.
