English core classes are those that are required, usually to obtain a particular degree. English elective classes are those you can take if you want to.
acedemic intrests are core classes you like, or are interested in taking. -AnSwEr
Java or Java SE comes with the standard library, with all the crazy classes to make life easy. Java Core does not come with most of these classes, so that it is a lot smaller.
It really depends on the class. The core classes are pretty full (anywhere from 200-400 people) while other core classes have 30 people. The further you get into your major and more specialized the classes, the smaller the classes get.
taking core classes on art and scultpting
For an operations management degree you would have to take classes in not only management, but also operations. You will have to take your core classes as well which include English math and sciences.
The only classes not required for first years were the elective classes and apparition. They had to study all of the core class and flying.
go down to your local gym/health club, ask about CORE classes.
Usually it will not include classes like gym or PE, but it will include electives like foreign languages, psychology, etc.
It depends on the goal of the core classes and the context of the education system. In a diverse and multilingual society, allowing students to speak any language in core classes could promote inclusivity and support students' linguistic development. However, in contexts where the goal is to promote a common language for communication and shared understanding, there may be value in enforcing the use of a specific language in core classes.
There are many medical courses you will need to take, but they will also make you take core classes and classes that don't have anything to do with your major.
No high school classes, other then your core classes (math, reading, etc.) are required for a profession after high school