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Caption: Course Catalog - 1897-1898
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GERMAN I95 Study of Schiller's Life and Works; in 1899-1900, Study of Lessing's Works, designated as 3a. Fall, winter, and spring terms, M., W., F., at 1:15, three-fifths credit. Associate Professor RHOADES. Required: German two, or three years of high school work. 4. STUDY OF GOETHE.—Translation and discussion of the works selected; lectures on Goethe's Life and Works. In 1898-99 this course may be elected as 4b; study of Faust and the Faust problem; in 1899-1900, study of Goethe's lyrics, prose writings, and dramas, especially those of his classical period, designated as 4a. Fall, winter, and spring terms, M., W., F., at 2.10, three-fifths credit. Associate Professor RHOADES. Required: German 3. 4c. In connection with course 4 collateral reading and investigation may be taken. Fall, winter, and spring terms, Tu., Th., at z.io; two-fifths credit. Professor RHOADES. 6. PROSE AND SCIENTIFIC READING.—Required course for students in the College of Science. The fall term is devoted to reading standard works in general prose, together with exercises in composition. During this term the work is not essentially different from that in course 2, with which it may be interchanged if necessary. In the winter term physico-mathematical reading is required. The class has constant drill in reading at sight. In the spring term three sections are formed, reading respectively in biological, chemical, and physical science. Fall and winter terms, at 8, and spring term, at S and at 11, full credit. Mr. ROWELL. Required: German I and 8, or two years of high school work. 7. ENGINEERING COURSE.—For students in the College of Engineering. Translation of articles dealing with physics, or the history of architecture. Spring term, at 9 and at 2.20, full credit. Mr. ROWELL. Required: 8. German 1, or entrance requirement in German. PROSE, NARRATIVE, AND MODERN DIALOGUE.—For students in the College of Literature and Arts, and in the College of Science. Bernhardt's Novelletten Bibliothek; Freytag's Journalisten, or other works of similar character. Harris's Prose Composition. Spring term, at 9, at 11, and at 2.20, full credit. Mr. MEYER. Required: German 1. 9. HISTOUY OF GERMAN LITERATURE.—Lectures and assigned collateral reading. Fall and winter terms, Tu., Th., at 1.15, twofifths credit. Associate Professor RHOADES.
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