Sentence examples for teaching cost from inspiring English sources

This research concerns teaching cost as an integral design determinant during architectural foundation design education.

To be able to apply this methodology at a reasonable teaching cost for large student groups, we have developed two courses that work in tandem: a team programming course taken by more than 100 students, and a coaching course taken by around 25 students.

Design studio course description, syllabi, and studio projects of selected architectural foundation design programs were analysed and the U.S.-based architecture educators and design professionals were surveyed to investigate the degree to which their perspectives and methods of teaching cost conscious and economic design concepts in foundation design education.

The cost-feasibility implied in this study is consistent with Murray et al's 40 1993 study of the University College London teaching programme, where community teaching cost £60 per student session, comparing well with the SIFT provision of £64 per student session.

Those huge lecture-hall classes -- remember "The Paper Chase"? -- keep teaching costs down.

Total teaching costs in 2014 were £17.9m, with the average number of teaching staff during this period being 185.

Their salaries are supported by Medicare, which pays teaching hospitals about $9 billion a year for resident salaries and teaching costs as well as patient care.

So, Oxford and Cambridge argue, their teaching costs should be compared with those of, say, Harvard and Stanford universities, not Luton and Bournemouth.

It is difficult to provide firm numbers without analysing our budget in some detail, as teaching costs in many cases overlap with research.

Teaching costs amounted to near £11m in 2014, a slight rise on 2013, while £4.4m was spent on welfare and £5.6m on premises.

The extra 10,000 students will receive grants and loans and pay tuition fees, but the universities will get no extra money from the government to cover teaching costs.