elective course造句

This is an elective course of English majors.

In college, English is a required course and psychology is an elective course.

The progressive teaching of university basketball as a special elective course is a new attempt.

This paper explores the public sports artistic gymnastics elective course, how to based on students' individual character in their teaching.

As an elective course, College music is aimed at enhancing students musical quality, moulding their temperament and fostering their sentiment.

Pasha, a 20-year-old English major from South-Central University for Nationalities, first met her best friend, a Han student from Hunan, during an elective course.

The study brings upped to set up the STS elective course in the university's cultural quality education for improving scientific literacy of university students.

Methods 116 girls were picked up to answer the questionnaire who chose aerobics as an elective course, and also take part in aerobics club.

Growing up is a required course of life, and becoming mature is an elective course. Take exercise as the foundation, learn to be healthy, learn to learn, learn to learn, learn to be a man, adapt to the foundation and learn to live.

The compulsory course of life is acceptance of impermanence. The elective course of life is to put aside perseverance. When life falls, remember that you must fall to the bottom where you have never experienced before you can reach the summit you have never reached.

The experiments divide the girls who choose basketball as elective courses into the control groups and the experimental groups.

In the area of elective coursework, the Department offers twenty-four courses that students may choose from to suit their future plans for advanced study or employment.

Xuan Tianying, an expert in the Chinese Association of Higher Education, attributes the quality of such elective courses to US universities' democratic approach to the curriculum.

Designed for outstanding gifted high school students the opportunity to allow them to advance in early high school college-level elective courses.