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| + | Agreed, I have a more lenient course template here: [[Course_Template]] |
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| + | I also think we should encourage longer leads, maybe up to a few paragraphs until info needs to be put in subsections. Having only a few sentences looks empty, especially followed by the Table of Contents (and sometimes long topic lists) which makes it look like too much whitespace. |
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| + | --[[User:Alexp|Alexp]] ([[User talk:Alexp|talk]]) 02:16, 9 July 2022 (EDT) |
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Latest revision as of 01:16, 9 July 2022
Leads[edit source]
It might be a bit restricting to enforce the leading sentence with the "[Course Number] covers..." syntax. These below all seem fine to me, for example:
CS 4472/6470 - Design of Online Communities is a 3-credit hour course that seeks to explore the nature of online interactions, understand the structure of communities online, and provide a survey of research topics within the field.
CS 3451 - Computer Graphics is a 3-credit hour course that introduces students to fundamental concepts in digital image generation and manipulation.
CS 4460, formally known as Introduction to Information Visualization or Infovis for short, is a 3-credit hour Computer Science course about data visualization and interactivity.
--Wynslow (talk) 00:36, 9 July 2022 (EDT)
Agreed, I have a more lenient course template here: Course_Template
I also think we should encourage longer leads, maybe up to a few paragraphs until info needs to be put in subsections. Having only a few sentences looks empty, especially followed by the Table of Contents (and sometimes long topic lists) which makes it look like too much whitespace.
