Classification of Courses Sample Clauses

Classification of Courses. Recognizing the budgetary limitations on the Department, the following classifications of training courses shall be adopted:
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Classification of Courses. In the joint description of course offerings of 'Dutch Language, Literature and Culture in a Central European Context', courses are classified as follows. In the framework of the Bachelor’s curriculum 'Dutch Language, Literature and Culture in a Central European Context', the Lecture is a course without continuous assessment. The courses classified as Practical, Class, Seminar and Thesis Seminar are offered as courses with continuous assessment. With the exception of the Thesis Seminar, all courses can be offered as virtual courses (indicated with VL), using information and communication technologies. Hybrid forms of e- learning, including interactive elements, and largely autonomous forms of e-learning, will be used for this purpose.
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Classification of Courses. In the joint description of course offerings of 'Dutch Language, Literature and Culture in a Central European Context' (xxxx://xxx.xxx.univie.ac.at/DCC/enroll.asp), courses are classified as follows. In the framework of the Bachelor’s curriculum 'Dutch Language, Literature and Culture in a Central European Context', the Lecture is a course without continuous assessment. The courses classified as Practical, Class, Seminar and Thesis Seminar are offered as courses with continuous assessment. With the exception of the Thesis Seminar, all courses can be offered as virtual courses (indicated with VC), using information- and communication technologies. Hybrid forms of e- learning, including interactive elements, and largely autonomous forms of e-learning, will be used for this purpose.
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