Caption: Course Catalog - 1872-1873
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Courses of Study. COURSES OF STUDY Recommended by the FACULTY OF THE UNIVERSITY. EXPLANATIONS. The following are the Courses arranged for the Schools of the University, as stated upon page 21. Students who are to graduate in a School must follow closely, and in the proper order, the Studies assigned to them. The Courses are numbered for the purpose explained on page 6. Those Studies of a Course which are collateral are separated from each other by semi-colons, which are reset-red for that purpose. Where two or more Studies are taken up consecutively, the time devoted to each is indicated by the proper number, followed by w. for weeks. For each Study not otherwise marked, the Student is expected to be in prompt and regular attendance in the proper University Class Room, during oue assigned hour each School Any. Variations from this are indicated by placing after the Study, simply a numeral stating the number of hours per week required. For " Special Exercises" the time cannot be given. For Admission to Courses 4, 5, 6, 7 and 1.0, Plane Geometry is .ilso required ; this statement has been omitted under the corresponding Schools. COTJESE 0 ; THE ELECTIVE COURSE. Refer to Page 21, under " FREEDOM IN CHOICE OF STTDIER." COURSE 1; SCHOOL OF MILITARY SCIENCE. FIRST YEAH. 1. School of the company. Bayonet fencing. 2. Battalion and skirmish drill. Bayonet fencing. 3. Brigade and division evolutions. Target practice and theoretical instruction on fire arms. SECOND YEAB. Military administration. Reports and returns. Army regulations and military laws. Sword fencing. 2. Mahan's outpost and picket duty. Sword fencing. 3. Art of war. Strategy and grand tactics. Organization of armies. THIED YEAR. 1. Artillery practice. Field artillery. Drill at the cannon. 2. Military engineering. Cavalry tactics, theoretical. 3. Military fortifications. Field and permanent bridges and roads. Military history and statistics. 1. COURSE 12; SCHOOL OF COMMERCE. FIRST YEAR. Book-keeping by single and double entry, Theory of mercantile accounts, and the several principal and auxiliary books. Penmanship. Commercial calculations ; English or German; Mathematics, Chemistry or History. 2. Partnership accounts. Commission and shipping. Farm books. Business forms and papers. Notes, drafts, exchange, endorsements. Bills of lading. Accounts current. Account sales. Inventories, invoices, etc.. Commercial correspondence ; English or Germnn ; Mathematics or Chemistry. 3. Banking. Brokerage. JR. K. Accounts ; Political Economy or Commercial Law ; English, German or Mathematics. 1.
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