Repository: UIHistories Project: Course Catalog - 1891-1892 [PAGE 79]

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING.

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the third year geology and mine engineering, with assaying and metallurgy, take the place of special technical studies in the other engineering courses. In the fourth year strictly technical studies are continued, with others taken with the mechanical engineers, and with some of a more general character.

MINING ENGINEEBING COUBSE. PIEST TEAB.

1. Advanced Algebra; Elements of Draughting; Chemistry; French, German, or English; Military. 2. Trigonometry; Descriptive Geometry and Lettering; Chemistry; French, German, or English; Military. 3. Analytical Geometry; Free Hand Drawing; Chemistry; French, German, or English; Military.

SECOND TEAB.

1. Differental Calculus; Land Surveying; Physics; French, German, or Free Hand Drawing (all optional); Military. 2. Advanced Analytical Geometry; Topographical Drawing and Transit Surveying and Leveling; Physics; French, German, or Free Hand Drawing (all optional); Military. 3. Integral Calculus; Topographical Surveying; Physics; French, German, or Free Hand Drawing (all optional); Military.

THIED YEAR

1. Analytical Mechanics; Mine Attack; Mineralogy; Themes and Elocution. 2. Resistance of Materials; Assaying; Geology; Themes and Elocution. 3. Hydraulics, Boofs, or Chemistry; Mine Surveying; Geology; Themes and Elocution.

FOtJBTH YEAK.

1. Mine Engineering; Ore Dressing; Heat Engines; Geology. 2. Mine Engineering; Hydraulic Engines and Wind Wheels; Chemistry. 3. Mine Engineering; Political Economy, Chemistry, or Eoofs; Metallurgy. AECHITECTUEE.

OBJECT.

The object of this course of study is to prepare graduates for the profession of architecture, as architects, draughtsmen, and superintendents of construction. A thorough knowledge of scien-