course of lectures
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Definition
- Noun:
- A series of lectures dealing with a subject: A planned sequence of lectures, often forming a coherent unit within an educational program, that covers a specific topic or field of study over a period of time.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The university offers a comprehensive course of lectures on modern European history.
- She is responsible for organizing the annual course of lectures in molecular biology.
Advanced Usage
- "to deliver/give a course of lectures": To be the speaker for an entire series.
- The visiting professor will deliver a course of lectures on quantum mechanics this semester.
- "to attend/follow a course of lectures": To be a student enrolled in or listening to the series.
- All first-year students are required to attend this course of lectures.
Variants and Related Words
- Lecture series (n): A very similar term, often used interchangeably with "course of lectures."
- The museum is hosting a lecture series on ancient civilizations.
- Course (n): A broader term for a complete series of lessons or lectures on a particular subject, which may include other elements like seminars, readings, and assessments.
- I'm taking a course in economics.
Synonyms
- Lecture course: A series of lectures forming a unit of study.
- Series of talks: A sequence of spoken presentations on related subjects.
Notes on Meaning
- The term specifically refers to the lectures themselves as a connected series. It emphasizes the format (lectures) and the structured, sequential nature of the delivery on a single subject. It is a more formal alternative to simply saying "a series of lectures."
Noun
- a series of lectures dealing with a subject