Caption: Course Catalog - 1894-1895
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GRADUATE SCHOOL. RAILWAY ENGINEERING. 169 101. Location and Construction. 104. Motive Power and Rolling 102. Railway Track and Strucstock. tures, and their Mainte- 105. Signal Engineering, nance. 106. R a i l w a y Operation and 103. Yards and Terminals. Management. BRIDGE ENGINEERING. 107. Bridge Designing. 111. Roof Construction. 108. C a n t i l e v e r and Swing 112. Stereotomy. Bridges. 113. History of the Develop109. Metallic Arches. ment of Bridge Build110. Metallic B u i l d i n g Coning—Secondary. struction. WATER SUPPLY ENGINEERING. 114. Tanks, Stand Pipes, and 118. General W a t e r Works Construction.* Reservoirs. 115. Sources and Requirements 119. Biological and Chemical Examination of Potable of Water Supply for a Water. City, and Removal of Im120. Description of Water Suppurities. ply Systems—Secondary. 116. W a t e r Works Management and Economics. 117. Pumps and Pumping. SEWERAGE. 121. Sewage Purification. 124. City Sanitation. 122. Sewage Disposal Works. 125. Description of Sewerage 123. General Sewerage Design Systems—Secondary. and Construction. ROAD ENGINEERING. 126. Economic Aspect of Good Roads and Pavements. 127. Construction of Roads and Pavements. MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS. 128. 129. 130. 131. Practical Astronomy. Description of Work Done. Critical Description of Engineering Construction. Translation of Technical Engineering Work from French or German. 132. Any primary in Theoretical and Applied Mechanics.
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