Caption: Course Catalog - 1884-1885
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College of SPECIAL FACULTY. THE REGENT. RICKER, Dean; PROFESSOR BAKER. PROFESSOR SHATTUCK, PROFESSOR WOODS. PROFESSOR SONDRICKER, MR. KIMBALL. MR. PARKER. PROFESSOR SCHOOLS, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE, CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERING. ADMISSION. A PPLICANTS should be at least eighteen years of ^ ~ \ _ a g e - None are admitted under fifteen. The requirements for admission embrace the common school branches and the studies of the preliminary year. The examinations in Mathematics are especially thorough. Those who make further preparations than that required before entering, can make their course more extensive and profitable. The following suggestions are offered to such as wish to make thorough work: Either French or German are studied during two years; some preparation in Latin will be of great assistance in these languages. The engineer and architect should, be adepts in the various departments of drawing, and some previous study of this branch will be of great advantage. " Warren's Draughting Instruments " may be used as a text book, and the drawings made on smooth paper, eight by ten inches. STUDIES PURSUED BY ALL ENGINEERING STUDENTS. The subjects common to all the schools in the College of Engineering will be described first; the topics peculiar to. each will be noticed under their specific names.
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