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-Non-mandatory courses and mandatory courses actually contributing to their mastered contents (1st semester). 

-Non-mandatory courses and mandatory courses actually contributing to their mastered contents (1st semester). 

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... Aristotle once said "For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing them" (Bynum and Porter, 2005, 21:9). Table 2 shows the first semester 7 non-mandatory courses and their corresponding 13 mandatory courses in the corresponding curricula. Also shown are the curricula and academic year of the students applying to the course. ...

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