Lecture Courses Clause Samples
The 'Lecture Courses' clause defines the terms and conditions under which lecture-based educational sessions are provided. It typically outlines the scope of the courses, the responsibilities of the instructor and participants, and any requirements for attendance or participation. For example, it may specify the format of the lectures, the schedule, and any materials to be provided. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of what is expected regarding the delivery and participation in lecture courses, thereby minimizing misunderstandings and setting clear expectations.
Lecture Courses. Instructors teaching lecture oriented courses shall not have to teach more than four (4) different courses per semester without the consent of the bargaining Principals.
Lecture Courses. The Instructor shall receive a compensation equivalent to 1/50th of her or his hourly salary per hour of Course delivered, for every student in excess of fifty (50);
Lecture Courses. Full-time Faculty members who voluntarily agree to teach a 3 credit hour course in addition to their regular hours will be compensated as follows: II $1,900 III $1,850 Courses not having three credit hours will be paid on a pro-rated basis using the above salary as a guideline, except as noted in 5.32 below.
Lecture Courses. Lecture courses include conventional lecture courses, discussion cours- es, workshops and seminars. These courses require no special physical plant facilities but may be offered in any general classroom. The student in such a course receives one (1) hour
Lecture Courses. For every student above the Part-time Instructor shall receive a compensation equivalent to of her or his hourly salary per hour of course delivered. Laboratories: Exceeding the class-size limit is not allowed. Conversation courses of the Language Institute and in the Learning and Study Skills Department: Should the class-size limit be exceeded, compensation shall be agreed upon between the parties. Intensive courses of the Language Institute: Should the class-size average be exceeded, compensation shall be agreed upon between the parties. In intensive courses at the Advanced One, Advanced Two and Two levels: Should the class-size limit be exceeded, compensation shall be equivalent to of the Part-time Instructor's hourly salary per course hour for each student above the limit. However, the maximum may not exceed students. For the other intensive courses of the Language Institute, compensation conditions for exceeding class-size limits shall be agreed upon between the parties.