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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS.

FOURTH TEAR.

[June 8,

I—Prescribed for All Groups. Chem. 95 Chem. 11—Thesis Chem. 9a—Seminar „ * Group Options. A. General—Electives 11 B. Electrochemical^-Chem. 35 (Electrochemistry), 3 ; Chem. 37 (Exp. Problems in Physical and Electrochemistry), 4; Physics 4a (Electric Measurements), 2 ; Electives, 2 11 C. Industrial—Chem. 35 (Electrochemistry), 3; Chem. 7 (Metallurgy), 3 ; Chem. 69 (Assaying), 2 ; Electives, 3 11 D: Pood and Sanitation—Chem. 5c, 5 ; Chem. 21, 2 ; Electives, 3 10 E. Physiological—Chem. 15a or Chem. 22, 5 ; Electives, 5 10 II—Prescribed for All Groups. Chem. 11 Chem. 93b Chem. 6 .". 7 l 3 11 5 5 6 5

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Group Options. A. General—Electives B. Electrochemical—Philos. 1, 3 ; Electives, 2 C. Industrial—Chem. 61 (Industrial Laboratory), 3 ; Electives, 3 One Inspection Trip. D. & E. Food and Physiological—Electives COURSE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING.

FIRST TEAR.

First Semester. Chem. l a or 1 Math. 2—Algebra Math. 4—Trigonometry German Mil. 1 P. T : ,

S. H. 3 or 5 , 3 2 4 1 1 16

Second Semester. S. H.Chem. 3a—Inorganic and Qualitative 6 Math. 6—Analytical Geometry 5 German 4 Mil. 2 1 Mil. 1 1 P. T 1 ? 18 Second Semester. Chem. 5b • Rhet. 2 T. & A. M. 20 Phys. 1 & 3 Mil S. H. 5 3 3 4 1 16 Second Semester. S. H. Chem. 9b 2 Chem. 14b 2 Chem. 31 4 Chem. 33 2 Chem. 92b 1 Elec. E , 4 Electives outside of the department. . 3 18 Second Semester. Chem. 6 Chem. 61 Chem. 11 Chem. 93b M. E. 13—Steam Laboratory One inspection trip. S. H. 3 ,... 3 6 1 3

SECOND TEAR.

Math. Chem. Phys. Mil Rhet.

8a 5a 1 & 3 1

First Semester. • .....

S. H. 5 5 5 1 3 19

THIRD TEAR.

First Semester. Chem. 9a Chem. 14a . Chem. 92a T. & A. M. 21 T. & A. M. 25 M. E. 75 M. E. 77 »

S. H. 2 4 1 2 4 1 2 16

FOURTH TEAR.

First Semester. Chem. 65—Fuel and Gas Chem. 7—Metallurgy Chem. 69—Assaying Chem. 93a Chem. 11 M. E. 1—Boilers, Engines, Etc Chem. 35—Electrochemistry

S. H. 2 3 2 1 3 3 3

' 17 16 Attention is called to one feature of the new course in chemistry. In the third and fourth years, five "group options" are offered. If a student elects certain of these options, he will be expected to carry as high as 140 hours, but those above 136 would be essentially in the nature of voluntary electives. • "The first option, A, is intended for those students who wish to place chief emphasis upon the funda-