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Caption: Course Catalog - 1868-1869 VERSION B
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30 SECOND YEAR.—Mathematics. Spherical Trigonometry. Analytical Geometry of two and three dimensions. First Principles of thetDifferential and Integral Calculus. Descriptive Astronomy. Surveying. Physics. Chemistry. English. French. German. Descriptive Geometry. Mechanical Drawing. Free-hand Drawing. THIBD YEAB.—1. Course in Mechanical Engineering.—Mechanism. Mathematics. Differential and Integral Calculus. Analytic Mechanics. Applied , Mechanics. Descriptive Geometry. Drawing. Physic. Geology. English. Constitutional History. French. German. 2. ' Course in Civil and Topographical Engineering.—Engineering. Mathematics. Applied Mathematics. Spherical Astronomy. Descriptive Geometry. Drawing. Physics. Geology. English. Constitutional History. French. German. 4. Course in Mining Engineering.—Engineering. Descriptive and Determinative Mineralogy Assaying. Quantitative Chemical Analysis. Metallurgy. Mathematics Applied Mechanics. Drawing. Physic. Geology. English. Constitutional History French German. 5. Course in Building and Architecture.—Architectural Design. Construction. Drawing. Mathematics. Applied Mechanics. Descriptive Geometry. Physics. Geology. English. Constitutional History. French. German. 6. Course in Science and Literature.—Mathematics. Chemistry. Physics. Architectural Design. History. Drawing. Physcs. Geology. English Constitutional History. French. German. FOUBTH YEAR.—1. Course in Mechanical Engineering,—Machines. Motors. Building Materials. Descriptive Geometry. Drawing. Political Economy. Natural History. French. German. 2. Course in Civil and Topographical Engineering.—Engineering. Machinery and Motors. Building Materials. Descriptive Geometry. Drawing Political Economy. Natural History. French. German. 4. Course in Mining Engineering.—Mining. Machinery and Motors. Engineering. Chemistry. Geology. ' Building Materials.. Drawing. Political Economy. Natural History. French. German. 5. Course in Building and Architecture.—Architectural Design. ' Professional Practice. Drawing. Engineering. Desscriptive Geometry. Warming, Lighting, Ventilating, Acoustics. Building Materials. Political Ecnomy. Natural History. French. German. 6. Course in Science and Literature.—The Higher Mathematics. Chemistry. Physics. Architectural Design. Mental Science. Building Material. Drawing. Political Economy. Natural History. French. German COURSE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING IN SEH8SBLAES POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE. FOUR YEARS. DIVISION D. WINTER SESSION.—Mathematics—Davies' Bourbon's Algebra—Chapters VI-IX, inclusive; Davies' Legendre's Geometry—Books IV-VI, inclusive. Plane Graphic Geometry—Warren's Elementary Plane Problems. English Language—Quackenbos' English Composition and Rhetoric, commenced. French Language—Fasquelle's French Grammar—Lessons I-L, inclusive. Geodsey,—Line Surveying, Elementary Practice. Geometrical Drawing— Plane Problems—Warren's Drafting Instruments and Operations.
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