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Questions in relation to syllabus which is an outline or summary of the subjects of a course of lectures or the contents of a curriculum.
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How to acknowledge a colleague's authorship of text in a syllabus
A fairly common practice (at least where I teach) is to approach the colleague(s) who taught the course most recently and ask if you can adapt their syllabus (on the grounds that reinventing the wheel … For example, by putting an "Acknowledgement" note at the bottom of the first page of the syllabus? At the very least, doing something like that would model good behavior for one's students. …
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