A detailed description of material to be covered in a course, the assignments and due dates, and the grading policy. Usually distributed the first class meeting, or posted on the web. Read it thoroughly, save it, and refer to it frequently.
a course outline provided by every professor at the beginning of the semester.
A written set of objectives and expectations prepared by the professor of each class.
A detailed list of weekly assignments, readings, projects, tests, and requirements
Developed by your instructor, the syllabus acts as your contract for a course. This written document will typically include faculty contact information and hours, assignment information, attendance requirements, and grading policy. Some faculty may use an extended syllabus which includes course materials and handouts. When ordering books, be sure to ask if a syllabus is available. Faculty may choose to distribute the syllabus at the first class meeting.
Course of study in a given subject, often connected with an examination.
A form of course description distributed by the instructor in the beginning of the semester, usually during the first class meeting. The course syllabus contains important information about lecture topics, homework assignments, attendance requirements, class projects, exam dates, grading procedures, and instructor office hours.
A list of course objectives, lecture topics, assigned reading, exams, etc., prepared and distributed by a professor at the beginning of the term.
A document that lists a course's objectives and requirements. Each instructor distributes a syllabus at the beginning of the semester.
an integrated course of academic studies; "he was admitted to a new program at the university"
a contract between the instructor and students
a Contract - It allows you to spell out course expectations and assignments early in the semester
a course plan for the term, not a contract
a course's instructional road map designed to assist both the instructor and the student
a crucial document that you receive from your class instructors on the first day of class
a description of a course of study in a particular subject
a document that gives teachers an outline of what students are to be taught in a specific learning area
a great way to get a sense of what the teacher expects, the course content, grading parameters, etc
a Law Brief that explains the decision and points of law in the written Opinion on an adjudged case
an outline for a course of study
an outline of information related to a course that is provided by an instructor
a summary of a course of instruction or study
a summary or outline containing the main points of a course of study
a summary or outline distributed by an instructor that states the main topics to be discussed in the course and learning outcomes
a text that sets out a course of study
A document containing academic and administrative information about a course. The syllabus is provided by the instructor at the beginning of the semester and typically includes a lesson schedule, dates of exams, and quizzes, assigned books and readings, e-mail/phone number and the best time to reach the instructor, and an explanation of how the final grade will be determined.
a summary or outline distributed by an instructor that states the main topics, readings and assignments to be completed during the semester.
At the beginning of the semester you will receive a syllabus from your instructor. A syllabus is a document that describes the content and expectations of a course, the grading policy, a list of assignments and related information such as the instructor's office hours and contact information.
a course outline. Instructors should provide the syllabus at the first or second class session. It provides a description of the course and may include information on the grading system, attendance policy, and assignments. Syllabi for many courses are on file in the university library.
A detailed description of a course of study, often including the books to be read, papers to be written, and examinations to be given.
a detailed outline of a course prepared by an instructor that usually includes the course requirements and a weekly schedule of classes, readings and assignments.
A document that outlines the important information about a course. Written by the professor or instructor, it usually includes important dates, assignments, expectations and policies specific to that course. Some are quite lengthy.
A description of the main content of a course given to students on the first day of class by the instructor. It outlines what will be covered in that class for the semester, such as the assignments, deadlines, tests, quizzes, presentations, and expectations for participation in the class, as well as the attendance policy for the course.
A summary or outline of specific course objectives, assignments, and the grading formula distributed in each class at the beginning of the semester. Back to the top
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A printed outline showing the dates and subjects of lectures, reading assignments, and exam schedule.
Requirements that a professor will give you on the first day of class. The syllabus acts as your course outline and guide for the course.
Written description of course content distributed by instructors to students.
programs or outline of a course of study
A syllabus is an outline or other brief statement of what a professor expects to cover for the entire semester. It will often include an exact schedule of assignment due dates, test dates, grading system, and any issues a professor wishes to make absolutely clear.
A summary document prepared by the instructor that states basic information about plans for a particular course in a particular semester. Can include such things as textbook lists, office hours, test dates, required assignments, chapters to be covered, learning objectives, etc.
An outline or abstract containing the major points included in a book, a course of lectures, an argument or a program of study.
Instructors pass out this important document at the beginning of a course. It outlines the requirements, assignments, goals and objectives of the course.
A written description of the contents and requirements of a course is a syllabus. The Syllabus contains the dates of the classes, the assignments, quizzes, exams, research, projects, and other work scheduled for a course in one semester. The instructor for the course gives the students a syllabus at the beginning of the course.
An outline of topics to be covered in a course for the duration of the semester or quarter.
Written description of a particular class. It includes reading and homework assignments, the grading system and information about the class.
outline of material a specific course will cover, on what schedule, with what assignments; usually distributed at the first class of the semester (plural: syllabi).
Course outline provided by professors that lists course requirements, grading criteria, course content, expectations, and other relevant course information.
A summary of the contents of a course, including assignments and the dates of tests and assignments due.
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A course outline given to students by a professor that details reading requirements, test dates, material to be covered, attendance and grading policies and whatever else the professor feels is important to mention about his class. The plural is syllabi.
An outline of a course that an instructor distributes the first week of class. A syllabus should contain: general course information such as its title, credits, prerequisites, location, meeting time; instructor information such as name, office location, office hours, telephone, email; course readings/materials; content of the course and how it fits into the broader curriculum; course goals and expected student learning outcomes; instructional methods; course calendar; course policies; and methods of evaluation.
An outline or brief statement of the main points of a course; the schedule of a course of lecture/activities
An outline of topics to be covered in an academic course.
A course outline that delineates course requirements, grading criteria, course content, faculty expectations, deadlines, examination dates, grading policies, and other relevant course information.
a document which gives a description of a course including information such as the professor's name, where and when the course meets, assignments for the course, how the student will be graded for the course, and other expectations. wing Course-- A 400 level course which can provide either undergraduate or graduate credits.
objectives, topics, texts, evaluation instruments for course
At the beginning of the semester, each professor will distribute a syllabus for his/her class. A syllabus provides an overview of the course and the professor's expectations. Also included is specific information such as how to contact the professor, his/her office hours, required and suggested readings, assignments, a timeline, and the grading policy.
An outline of the important information about a course. Written by the professor or instructor, it usually includes important dates, assignments, expectations and policies specific to that course.
An outline of a course of study.
A detailed program or outline of a course of study prepared by the instructor. A syllabus will often include: a long description or statement of purpose for the course, a list of the course requirements, including midterms, a final exam, papers, due dates, and a week-by-week schedule of classes, topics, readings, and assignments.
An outline of class requirements, indicating assignments, reading and brief description of the courses and grading procedures.
This allows you to open or download the course syllabus.
A document provided by an instructor at the start of a class that offers an overview of the course. The syllabus usually covers course objectives, topics to be studied, assignments, required textbooks, grading policies, due dates for assignments, examination dates, and other relevant course information.
An outline of a course or subject ( module that lists what is to be taught or learned. See Curriculum.
An outline of course work distributed by an instructor that describes how the class will run, what times it meets, what books are required, how students will be graded, and the like. These are not usually available until the first class. They will usually include specifics about the books and materials needed for the course, so you may wish to get this before you purchase these items.