Caption: Course Catalog - 1877-1878 Version B
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46 Illinois Industrial University. past year. In addition to the specimens from the State Geological Survey and other illustrative specimens, mineral and fossil, the cabinet has been the recipient of Prof. Ward's celebrated college series of famous fossils, so essential in elucidating the various phases of life in Geological History. This set was the munificent donation of Emory Cobb, Esq., President of the Board of Trustees. A valuable and extensive collection of the leads of the State, and accompanying mineral, was donated by Gen. J. C. Smith and other gentlemen, of Galena. COURSE IN SCHOOL OF NATURAL HISTORY. Requiredfor Degree of B. S. in School of Natural History. FIRST YEAR. 1. Chemistry ; Free Hand Drawing, (opitional); Trigonometry and Advanced Geometry; French. 2. Chemistry; Free Hand Drawing, (optional); Analytical Geometry ; French. 3. Vegetable Physiology ; Chemistry, or Free Hand Drawing ; Rhetoric; French, (extra). SECOND YEAR. 1. Advanced Anatomy and Physiology ; Botany ; German. 2. Zoology ; Botany ; German. 3. Zoology ; Economic Entomology ; German. THIRD YEAR. 1. Geology ; Mineralogy ; German ; Ancient History (optional, extra). 2. Geology ; Physics ; German ; Mediasval History (optional, extra). 3. Geology ; Physics ; Modern History, or Astronomy. FOURTH YEAR. 1. Meteorology and Physical Geography ; History of Civilization ; Mental Science. 2. Constitutional History ; Microscopy and Fungology ; Logic. 3. Political Economy ; Physical Laboratory ; Laboratory Work and Graduating Thesis. SCHOOL, OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE. OBJECT OF THE SCHOOL. It is the aim of the School to give to earnest and capable young women an education, not lacking in refinement, but which shall fit them for their great duties and trusts, making them the equals of their educated husbands and associates, and enabling
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