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A course is usually a sequence of lessons or classes taken over a set period of time that focuses on a particular subject. It is usually either a short-term program or part of a longer and more comprehensive endeavour, designed to impart a specific body of knowledge to students and ensure that they can apply it in their further studies and real-world situations. Courses are typically organized into five main parts - introduction, learning objectives, learning modules, assessments, and a conclusion. Topics covered in courses vary widely - from language acquisition to business and health sciences. Many courses include hands-on activities, lectures, readings and writing assignments.

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