Laboratory Courses Sample Clauses

Laboratory Courses. ▪ Teaching Labs: Laboratory classes having established lab parity shall be classified as “teaching labs” and shall be equivalent to lecture classes for the purposes of compensation and load. ▪ The load factor for laboratory courses is maintained at 0.750 LHE.
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Laboratory Courses. All courses that are determined by the Administration to be laboratory courses will be allotted the equivalent of one (1) credit hour for each two (2)-laboratory hours. A laboratory hour is defined as each fifty- minute period in which a student uses instruments and materials that cannot be used without proper supervision and special facilities.
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Laboratory Courses. A laboratory course is institutionally scheduled course work that requires applied study in a place on campus especially equipped for that purpose. The stu- dent is traditionally required to devote a greater number of weekly contact hours in a labora- tory than the number of credit hours received for successful completion of the course. La- boratory instruction shall include clinical classes in health-related institutions, activity courses in Human Performance and Exercise Science (HPES), and applied art and music courses. One and a half (1.5) contact hours (75-85 minutes) of institutionally scheduled la- boratory instruction each week over a semester equals one (1) TH.
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Laboratory Courses. A laboratory course that is an institutionally scheduled course that re- quires applied study in a place on campus especially equipped for that purpose. The student is traditionally required to devote a greater number of weekly contact hours in a laboratory than the number of credit hours received for successful completion of the course. Laboratory in- struction may include clinical classes in health-related institutions, activity courses in Human Performance and Exercise Science (HPES), and applied art and music courses and musician- ship laboratories. One and a half (1.5) contact hours (75-85 minutes) of institutionally sched- uled laboratory instruction each week over a semester equals one (1)
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