Course Components Clause Samples

The 'Course Components' clause defines the specific elements that make up a course, such as lectures, assignments, assessments, and supplementary materials. It typically outlines what resources and activities are included, how they are delivered (e.g., online modules, in-person sessions), and any requirements for participation or completion. By clearly listing and describing these components, the clause ensures that both parties understand what is included in the course offering, thereby preventing misunderstandings and setting clear expectations.
Course Components. A "course component" is an instructional activity designated by Management as either a lecture or non-lecture. Course components designated as a lecture must generate one (1) semester hour of credit for each "lecture standard" taught.
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Course Components. A copy of this agreement will be provided to the student and instructor from Registration Services when student officially enrolls in the course.
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