Caption: Course Catalog - 1899-1900
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68 COLLEGE OF LITERATURE AND ARTS Greek i to 8; 20 to 30 hours. History 1 to 10; 20 to 44 hours. Latin 1 to 9; 20 to 50 hours. Mathematics 1 to 25; 20 to 59 hours. Pedagogy 1 to 4; 20 to 27 hours. Philosophy 2 to 8; 20 to 21 hours. Public Law and Administration 1 to 9; 20 to 38 hours. Psychology. Rhetoric 1 to 5; 20 to 36 hours. MINOR COURSES The necessary number of hours additional to those provided for in the prescribed subjects and the chosen major electives may be secured from any of the subjects offered in the College of Literature and Arts, or in the College of Science, the requirements for which the student can meet. But not more than twenty hours in Art and Design may be counted toward the degree, nor more than five hours in physical training, including the amount prescribed. Course 12 in library science may be taken as a minor. Certain courses offered in the College of Engineering may also be chosen; as, for example, history of architecture (Arch. 2 8 ) ; heating and ventilation (Arch. 13) ; domestic architecture (Arch. 27), etc. The attention of young women is especially called to the courses grouped under Household Economics, p. 166. COURSE OF INSTRUCTION All the prescribed subjects must be finished by the end of the sophomore year. The following statement gives the years and semesters in which they occur: FIRST YEAR Fifteen to eighteen hours' work per week, exclusive of military and physical training, must be chosen each semester from among the following subjects: those in italics must be in the list chosen. It is expected that five hours in natural science will be taken each semester from the options named below; but if one desires to pursue an extended course in
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