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  1. Natural Courses

    This collection of poems focuses entirely on the necessity and terror of human relationships. From various experiences and situations the need for human interactions illustrates both the breath-like requirement of such connections and the nooses that accompany contact. Each relationship is …

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  2. Parallel Courses: Poetry and essays

    Parallel Courses is a creative work consisting of poetry and personal essays. The writing examines the ontology of the self, discovering and explaining the reality of the self through time and change. The major themes explored include how past experiences enhance and inhibit present relationships, …

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  3. Are Access courses successful? A case study of access courses in a further education college

    Access to Higher Education (HE) courses provided in Further Education (FE) Colleges are an established part of the Government's drive to widen participation in HE. Like all FE courses, Access courses must justify their continuation by demonstrating their success. This dissertation reports on a case …

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  4. Academic Dishonesty in Traditional and Online Courses as Self-Reported by Students in Online Courses.

    … dishonesty in traditional and online college courses and the perceptions of online students toward academic dishonesty. Students enrolled in the Tennessee Regents Online Degree Program (RODP) who had taken both online and traditional courses were invited to participate in the study. The study …

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  5. Comparing Success Rates Of Online Courses To Traditional Courses In A Small Rural Community College

    … the level of scrutiny. The perception of online courses is to be of lesser academic rigor and quality than their face-to-face counterparts. In this study I will (1) examine the demand for online courses in rural community colleges, (2) explore how state governments are linking community college …

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  6. Collaboration in online courses in Slovakia

    … how collaborative activities are used in online courses, and of student and teacher perceptions of these methods, in the Slovak Republic (Slovakia), and postulates that its findings are relevant and valuable for the many newly open societies in the region that are now entering the online teaching …

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  7. The steric courses of chemical reactions.

    Thesis: Ph. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Chemistry, 1973

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  8. A Quantitative Analysis of First Year Engineering Students' Courses Perceptions and Motivational Beliefs in Two Introductory Engineering Courses

    … course, as well as within students in one of the courses. In the third stage, I develop structural models to test the relationship between students' perceptions of the introductory engineering courses and their Expectancy-Value engineering-related beliefs. This study suggests three main outcomes: …

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  9. Active Learning in Undergraduate (Micro)Biology Courses

    This qualitative case study explores how students experienced an undergraduate microbiology course redesigned to integrate active learning within a combined lab-lecture format. The study was grounded in Vygotsky's theory of social constructivism and examined how this environment shaped student …

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  10. EVALUATION OF COURSES OF ACTION SIMULATION TOOL

    … in counter-smuggling operations, named the Courses of Action Simulation Tool (COAST). This analysis assesses how well the present modeling framework and the associated decision support tool perform by developing an alternative optimization model, implemented in Pyomo, and comparing its …

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  11. Humanities courses in selected Indiana high schools

    … and teaching materials for high school courses registered by school officials as Humanities with the Office of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction for twenty Indiana public high schools in the fall of 1971-1972.The study consisted of three phases. First, a review of related …

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  12. Pedagogical issues in online nursing graduate courses

    … with the increase in the numbers of online courses in nursing. Distance education programs that are delivered totally online have many advantages and some disadvantages. Masters level nursing students are choosing online programs for convenience, flexibility, and quality. The purpose of this …

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  13. Intercultural competency development in student success courses

    … goal or expected outcome for College Success courses. However, since such courses are designed to help students adapt to academic and campus cultures, an overlap and alignment between the development of intercultural skills and competence and the development of college competence might exist. …

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  14. On the Complexity of Scheduling University Courses

    … of creating timetables for scheduling university courses is hard, even as hard as solving an NP-Complete problem. There are many papers in the literature that make this assertion but rarely are precise problem definitions provided and no papers were found which offered proofs that the university …

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  15. Auto grading tool for introductory programming courses

    Using automated grading tools to provide feedback to students is common in Computer Science education. The first step of automated grading is to find defects in the student program. However, finding bugs in code has never been easy. Current automated grading tools do not focus on identifying defects …

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  16. Stopout prediction in massive open online courses

    … like an unlikely scenario, Massive Open Online Courses, MOOCs, have practically made that a reality by offering previously exclusive classes to mass audiences. However, as the barriers to entry for MOOCs are very low, student dropout, referred to as student `stopout' [2], is very high. We …

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