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I98 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF COURSES into a seminary for investigation and for the study of current economic literature. Students who write their theses in economics must do so in connection with the seminary work. /. and II.; arrange time; (7 for the year). Professor KINLEY and Dr. HAMMOND. COURSES PRIMARILY FOR GRADUATES (These courses are open to students who have had one full year's work in economics.) 101. The Theory of Value.—This is an historical and critical study of theories of value. 102. The History of Economic Thought.—In this course portions of the works of economic writers since the 16th century are read. Lectures are given tracing the course of economic thought in its relation to the prevalent philosophy. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 1. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING.—A course of lectures with labora- tory practice, intended for students in mechanical and architectural engineering and for others who require only the elements of dynamoelectric machinery and an outline of the industrial applications of electric power. / / . ; Lecture, Tu., F., 1, Laboratory; section A, Th., 6, 7, 8; section B, F., 6, 7, 8; (3). Assistant Professor BROWNE. Required: Physics 1, 3 ; Mathematics 9. 2. DYNAMO-ELECTRIC MACHINERY.—Lectures on the theory of dynamo-electric machinery, particularly continuous current machines; theory and use of instruments used in dynamo testing. This course is a continuation of Electrical Engineering 11, begun the second semester of the third year. / . ; M.,W.,F.; 6; (3). Assistant Professor BROWNE. Required: Physics 4; Electrical Engineering 11. 3. DYNAMO-ELECTRIC MACHINERY.—Laboratory practice. Expe- rimental study of continuous current dynamos, motors, and accessory apparatus. Includes such complete tests as are made in the testing laboratories of our best manufactories. / . ; section A, M., Th., 3, 4,5; section B, Tu., Th. 3, 4, 5; (2). Assistant Professor BROWNE. Required: Physics 4; Electrical Engineering 11. 4. DESIGN OF ELECTRO MAGNETS AND CONTINUOUS CURRENT MACHINERY.—Drafting with supplementary lectures on the design and construction of electro-magnetic mechanisms, and dynamo-electric machines. Each student calculates, designs, and makes detailed draw-
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