Curriculum - Create an outline that is organized by Sections with individual Lectures. Instruction in your Lectures should be sequential, logical, and consistent under each Section. - Have a minimum of 1 section and 5 lectures in your course and include 1 hour of content (60 minutes of video lectures). - Have short, descriptive titles for Sections and Lectures. - List specific learning outcomes for each Lecture description. - Add activities or assessments to reinforce previous learning (e.g. questions, projects, exercises, "Quiz"). - Include an Introductory and Concluding Lecture.
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