Caption: Course Catalog - 1890-1891
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COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE. THIRD YEAR. 25 1. Agricultural Engineering and Architecture; Botany; German or French. 2. Animal Husbandry; Botany or Zoology; German or French. 3. Economic Entomology; Vegetable Physiology; German or French. FOURTH YEAR. 1. Mental Science; Geology; History of Civilization. 2. Rural Economy; Geology; Constkutional History or Pedagogy. 3. History of Agriculture and Rural Law; Physiography, or Astronomy, or Pedagogy; Political Economy. N. B.—Students in Horticulture will take the special branches in horticulture described on pages 20 and 21. THE JUNIOR COURSE IN AGRICULTURE. The course heretofore offered as the FARMERS' SHORT COURSE will be discontinued. In its place will be offered, beginning with the fall term of 1891, a course covering two years, having in each term an agricultural .specialty, with other subjects selected from the preparatory and college courses. Students who wish to enter this course must pass good examinations in the English branches usually taught in the common schools, or must' present a County Superintendent's certificate of examination equal to that required for a second grade teacher's certificate. Students in this course should not be less than eighteen years of of age. It is confidently hoped that many persons who wish training in agricultural science but cannot give time for a full course will avail themselves of this opportunity. A special fee of $5.00 per term will be charged in addition to the other University fees. JUNIOR COURSE IN AGRICULTURE, FIRST YEAR. 1. Farm Equipment and Management; Natural Philosophy; Algebra. 2. Farm Animals; Zoology; Algebra. 3. Orchard and Garden; Botany; Plane Geometry. SECOND YEAR. 1. Farm Measurements and Drainage; Animal Anatomy; Chemistry. 2. Farm Crops; Veterinary Science; Chemistry; Shop Practice. 3. Farm Law; Veterinary Science; Entomology.
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