syllabi

[ sil-uh-bahy ]

noun

1. a plural of syllabus.

syllabi

/ ˈsɪləˌbaɪ /

noun

1. a plural of syllabus

Example Sentences

I was an English major back then and read so much Shakespeare, and you can look at syllabi now and see students still do.

From Salon

After UW’s Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering suggested that professors put a land acknowledgment in their syllabi, Reges responded by crafting his own acknowledgment.

From Seattle Times

Professors are fearful, editing their syllabi and watching their speech, as they navigate the boundaries of compliance, Smith said.

From Seattle Times

It is expected to add to the confusion of the first days of classes, a time when students typically make last-minute adjustments to schedules and professors review syllabi and outline class expectations.

From Los Angeles Times

Today that particular title is part of the American literary canon gracing course syllabi across the nation, while his other works have been recognized with a range of prestigious awards and honors.

From Los Angeles Times