The University of Virginia record February 1, 1933 | ||
CURRICULUM IN MINING ENGINEERING
Humanities | Mathematics and Science | Technical Engineering |
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Freshman | English: | Mathematics: | Plane Surveying |
Rhetoric and Composition | Trigonometry | Mechanical Drawing | |
Reports and Letter Writing | Analytical Geometry and | Descriptive Geometry | |
Technical Papers | College Algebra | El. Mech. Technology | |
Chemistry | Drawing Laboratory | ||
Field-work | |||
Sophomore | Options: | Mechanics: | Elementary Thermo. |
History | Differential and | Elem. Ap. Thermo. | |
or Government | Integral Calculus | Elementary Mechanics | |
or Commercial Law | Physics | ||
Mathematics Laboratory | |||
Junior | Business Speaking | Graphical Statics | Materials of Constructio |
Option: | Structural Drawing | ||
Economics | Drawing Laboratory | ||
or Modern Language | Engineering Geology | ||
Senior | Cost Accounting | Economic Geology | Electric Systems |
Hydraulics | Mining | ||
Hydraulics Laboratory | |||
Degree of B. S. in Engineering on completion of Four-Year Course | |||
Graduate | Elective: | Advanced Economic Geology |
Engineering Economics and Specifications |
Philosophy | |||
or Architecture | Mineralogy | ||
or Fine Arts | Analytical Chemistry | ||
or other subject | |||
approved by the | |||
Faculty of | |||
Engineering | |||
Degree of E. M. on completion of the additional Graduate Course. |
Practice courses are printed in Italics; courses with combined lecture and laboratory work in Black Face Type.
The University of Virginia record February 1, 1933 | ||