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51 tion, 10; Architectural Drawing, 10; Shop practice (Stair Building), 10. 3. Agreements, Specifications, Estimates, Heating, and Ventilation, Architectural Designing, 10; Shop practice (Cabinet Making), 10.

ARCHITECTURAL COURSE.

First Year—1. Projection Drawing, 10; Plane Trigonometry and Advanced Geometry, 5; French, 5. 2. Descriptive Geometry and Drawing, 10; Analytical Geometry, 5; French, 5. 3. Drawing and Modeling, 10; Calculus, 5; French, 5. Second Year—Wood Construction, 10; Advanced Algebra and Analytical Geometry, 5; Modeling, 10. 2. Stone, Brick and Metal Construction, 10; Advanced Calculus, Free Hand Drawing and Designing. 3. Shop Practice, Architectural Drawing, Modern History. Third Year—1. Architectural Drawing, 10; Descriptive Geometry and Drawing, 10; Chemistry and Laboratory practice, 10; Vacation Journal. 2. History of Architecture, 5 ; Analytical Mechanics, 5 ; Physics, 5. 3. History of Architecture, 5 ; Architectural Designing, 10; Physics, 5. 4. Political Economy, 5; Physical Laboratory practice, 10; Thesis. Fourth Year—1. ^Esthetics of Architecture, 10; Resistance of Materials and Hydraulics, 5; Geology, 5; Vacation Journal. 2. Architectural Designing, 10; Constitutional History, 5 ; Water Color Sketching, 10. 3. Estimates, Agreements and Specifications, Heating and Ventilation, 10 .

COLLEGE OF N A T U R A L SCIENCE.

FACULTY.

T H E REGENT, PROFESSOR BURRILL. PROFESSOR S. W, ROBINSON. PROFESSOR PROFESSOR

C. I. HAYS, M. A. SCOVELL.

TAFT. WEBER. I. O. BAKER. A. E. BARNES,

SCHOOLS.

SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY.

SCHOOL OF NATURAL HISTORY. ADMISSION.

Candidates for admission to the College of Natural Science must be at least fifteen years of age, and must pass satisfactory examinations in the common school branches and in the studies of the Preliminary Year.