The phrase "this course discusses" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when introducing or describing the topics or content that will be covered in a particular course. Example: This course discusses various theories and approaches to psychology, including behaviorism, cognitive psychology, and humanistic psychology.
For instance, the course discusses how Australian Aboriginal people have endured centuries of racism, dispossession, violence, trauma and loss.
This result is not surprising, as the first lecture of these two courses discusses how these dominant principles have guided research with human subjects since the commissioning of the Belmont Report in 1978 1979 (Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1979).
This course gives an introduction to Requirements Engineering and discusses topics similar to the content requested by the IREB CPRE certification schema [43].
The paper canvasses how, in reality, four principles act as guidelines for moral discourse, and discusses how changing values in society decide this course of action.
Tells about details of the course and discusses the racism of the Masters, in fact, if not intent.
Of course it discusses its work with the Treasury on an ongoing basis, but we do not go into the specifics of private discussions.
Correction: August 6 , 2002 Tuesday An article on July 28 about plans by schools to commemorate the Sept. 11 attacks misstated the enrollment at Normal Community High School in Normal, Ill., where students will take a five-day course that discusses questions like the difference between a freedom fighter and a suicide bomber.
In its course, Levitin discusses the way in which the music we become smitten with as adolescents remains locked in our minds to a greater degree than the music we fall for at any other time, a small part of ourselves forever replaying those same earth-shattering bars over and over.
Right now, at University I'm taking a course that discusses pornographic imagery.
The BNS program has a further formal course that discusses nursing ethics and professional issues in nursing.
After the first session, in which H.J.C. introduces the structure of the course, and discusses the rationale for using the tools of mathematics and simulation in biology, and the value of understanding biology to students of math and engineering, there are no lectures.
