Caption: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1940
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296 BOARD OF TRUSTEES FIRST YEAR [April 27 First Semester Hours Chem. 1 or 2—Inorganic Chemistry 5 or 3 Rhet. I—Rhetoric and Composition 3 Math. 3 or 2—Algebra 5 or 3 Bot. 5—General Botany 3 Hygiene 5 2 Military Drill and Theory 1 Physical Education }4 Total 15K to i7# Second Semester Hours Rhet. 2—Rhetoric and Composition 3 Math. 4—Trigonometry 2 Geol. 44—Agricultural Geology. . 3 Forestry 1—General Forestry. . . . 3 General Engineering Drawing. . . . 4 Military Drill and Theory 1 Physical Education % Total 16K SECOND Y E A R C. E. r—Plane Surveying 3 Econ. 2—Elements of Economics. . 3 Chem. 5—Inorganic and Qualitative Analysis 5 Military Drill and Theory 1 Physical Education % 1 Electives 5 Total 17 J£ C. E. 2—Topographic Surveying.. Agron. 28—Soils Military Drill and Theory Physical Education Electives 1 Total 3 5 1 yi 8 17K ^The choice of electives will depend on the requirements of the particular school of forestry for which the student is preparing. The object of the two-year pre-forestry curriculum is to prepare young men to enter a school of professional forestry with two years of advance standing. The preforestry curriculum provides a course of study similar to that given during the first two years at a school of forestry. The course of study is of necessity modified somewhat to meet the different requirements of the various schools. Completion of the pre-forestry curriculum requires a minimum of 61 hours of work in addition to the University requirements in military science and physical education. I recommend that this curriculum be authorized, effective September 1, 1939, on condition that the College of Agriculture is able to offer it within the limitations of its budget as finally set up for 1939-1941. On motion of Mr. Jensen, this curriculum was approved under the conditions recommended. C U R R I C U L U M IN DAIRY TECHNOLOGY (34) The University Senate recommends that the Board of Trustees approve the following curriculum in Dairy Technology to be offered by the College of Agriculture, which has been proposed by the faculty of the College to meet a demand for welltrained persons. TOTAL REQUIREMENTS 78-76 15 8 10 9-11 120 6 126 hours hours hours hours hours hours hours hours as indicated in the following proposed sequence of courses: in Group 1. in Group 2. in Group 3. open electives. required for graduation, excluding military and physical education. of required military and physical education. required for graduation.
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