noun
corequisite
Corequisite (noun) means a course that a student has to take, or can take, at the same time as another course.
noun
1
A course that a student has to take, or can take, at the same time as another course.
2
One of a group of things that each depend on the others.
"These three fix releases are corequisites of each other and must be applied together for all the fixes to work."
— Frank Tsui, Orlando Karam (2011)
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Etymology
Formed from co- and requisite.
Rhymes for corequisite
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What is the meaning of corequisite?
"corequisite" (noun) means a course that a student has to take, or can take, at the same time as another course.
What are the different meanings of corequisite?
"corequisite" has 2 main meanings: 1. A course that a student has to take, or can take, at the same time as another course; 2. One of a group of things that each depend on the others.
