core course

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core
adjective
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/kɔːr/us
/kɔːr/
most important or ...
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course
noun
uk
/kɔːs/us
/kɔːrs/
a set of classes or a plan of study on a particular subject, usually leading to an exam ...
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(Definition ofcoreandcoursefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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All students must take thecorecourseand complete a dissertation of up to 10,000 words.
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It is the only two-quarter longcorecourseat the university and students can earn up to five general education requirements.
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All freshmen students are required to take acorecourseon this particular theme.
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This usually works out such that onecorecourseassignment is due every weekday.
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The program is organized around the choice ofcorecoursea student makes.
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At the time, stage combat was not taught as acorecoursein drama schools.
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In order to provide students with better preparation, the curriculum was designed to supplement thecorecoursewith interdisciplinary classes in law, business, architecture, and other technical construction management courses.
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In addition to thecorecourse, in their first year students choose a specialisation area to study for the duration of the degree, known as "cours organiques" or "sp".
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Students may drop onecorecourseafter two weeks, provided that they are taking at least one elective and have completed outstanding homework assignments in that course.
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With the exception of core courses, the number of courses and type of training offered depends on the requirements of overseas services.
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This is generally achieved by allowing core courses of one program count as electives in the other.
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The structure is usually 2 years of intensive coursework (core courses and seminars) followed by a comprehensive examination.
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Like scientist-practitioner training, practitioner-scholar training is characterized by core courses in both basic and applied psychology, supervision during extensive clinical experience, and research consumption.
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However, he had not completed the necessary 14 core courses in high school, and therefore was denied freshman eligibility.
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All students attend five core courses, four courses in a self-designed area of concentration, and two semester-long internships at 20 hours a week.
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The department uses a calculus-based approach in its core courses and houses approximately 22 professors whose research interests vary across the field.
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The program focuses on computer technology, business and academic core courses.
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The students go through 20 core courses, a month-long winter project (optional), two-month summer project, live projects and a four-month final project.
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Program became a series of core courses prescribed for all students at the undergraduate level.
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The college provided hard core courses in math, science and language for men about to enter military service.
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