coursework

coursework — noun

1. The written assignments, projects, or practical tasks that students are required

1.名詞B1
釋義

The written assignments, projects, or practical tasks that students are required to complete during a term or semester and that count towards their final grade.

例句

Priya finished all her coursework for the history class two days before the deadline.

coursework + for [subject]

The biology coursework requires students to write a detailed report on their experiment.

coursework + requires + to-infinitive

同義詞
  • assignment

    Broader term; coursework refers to the entire set of tasks across a term, while an assignment is a single piece within it.

  • project

    Often implies a larger, in-depth task; coursework may include several projects plus smaller assignments.

  • homework

    Usually refers to daily or short-term tasks done at home; coursework is typically graded and spans the whole course.

文法句型

coursework + for [subject]

coursework + in [subject]

用法筆記

Coursework is uncountable — use 'a piece of coursework' or 'an assignment' for countable references.

常見錯誤

I have three courseworks to finish this weekend.
I have three pieces of coursework to finish this weekend.
💡coursework is an uncountable noun and cannot take a plural -s.