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1927]

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

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CIVIL E N G I N E E R I N G Drop C. E. 70, Seminar, 1 hour, from all options. Increase the credit in one course in each option as follows: General Option: Technical Elective, increase from 2 hours to 3 hours. Structural Option: C. E. 92, Statically Indeterminate Structures, increase from 2 hours to 3 hours and change number to C. E. 64. Highway Option: C. E. 93, Highway Design, increase from 3 hours to 4 hours and change number to C. E. 55. Hydraulic Option: C. E. 74, Water Power Engineering, increase from 2 hours to 3 hours and change number to C. E. 79. Sanitary Option: C. E. 86, Sewage Treatment, increase from 2 hours to 3 hours and change number to C. E. 89. Dean Ketchum states that with the large number of senior students in Civil Engineering it has become difficult and unsatisfactory to administer C. E. 70. The work formerly covered in this course will be covered by adding one hour to the courses as above outlined. The changes will not increase the number of hours on instruction and will add efficiency to the instruction without added expense.

GENERAL ENGINEERING

Add C. E. 60, Structural Stresses, 4 hours, as a required course in the second semester of the junior year. This subject will take the place of Language, 4 hours. Business Law 3 to be continued as a requirement for graduation but to be taken in either the junior or senior year instead of required in the junor year as at present. Dean Ketchum states that the time given to Structural Design in C. E. 88 and C. E. 90 in the senior year is inadequate and it is desired to add C. E. 60 to the requirements in order to give a more effective course in Structural Design. This report w a s received for record.

ORDER OF BUILDING PROCEDURE

(27) The Supervising Architect suggests that of the new buildings provided for the next biennium the order of erection shall be: (1) the third unit of the new Library; (2) the Materials Testing Laboratory; (3) the Addition to Lincoln Hall; for reasons connected with the availability of money from the State Treasury and keeping the campus in as presentable a condition as possible. The above order seems a proper one and I recommend it be approved. O n motion of D r . Noble, this recommendation w a s concurred in. APPROPRIATION FOR COMPLETION OF INTERIOR OF SOUTH W I N G O F O L D LIBRARY BUILDING (28) I recommend that an appropriation of $15,728 be made from the Reserve and Contingent Fund to supplement the appropriation for remodeling of the Old Library Building (Board Minutes, page 83, October 1924 meeting) in order to adapt it for the Department of Mathematics which will be moved to that building. The Supervising Architect recommends that contracts be awarded to the low bidders as follows: General Work—Sowers & Corkery (Urbana) $23 827 $34666 Plumbing—Carson-Payson Co. (Danville) 3 250 I concur in this recommendation. Heating—ReliableMPlumbing & the appropriation of $15,728 w a s m a d e 5 423 O n motion of r . Barr, Heating Co. (Champaign) Ventilating—Henry Reuter , Sons (Kankakee) b y the following vote: A y e& M r . Armstrong, M r . Barr, M r s I 586 . Busey, Hardware—Holder Hardware Co. (Bloomington) 580