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CURRICULUM IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

                                                               
Humanities  Mathematics and Science  Technical
Engineering
 
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  German  Mathematics: 
Differential and 
Integral Calculus 
Physics 
Chemical Principles 
Mathematics Laboratory 
Junior  Business Speaking  Quantitative Analysis  Elementary Thermo. 
German  Physical Chemistry  Elem. Ap. Thermo. 
Elementary Mechanics 
Senior  Organic Chemistry  Materials of Construction 
Engrg. Design  Electric Systems 
Hydraulics  Chemical Engineering
Principles 
Hydraulics Laboratory 
Power Testing 
Degree of B. S. in Engineering on completion of Four-Year Course. 
Graduats  Cost Accounting  Applied Chemistry  Engineering Economics
and Specifications 
Elective: 
Philosophy  Chemical Engineering
Research
 
or Architecture 
or Fine Arts  Ad. Chemical Engineering 
or other subject 
approved by the 
Faculty of 
Engineering 
Degree of Ch. E. on completion of the additional Graduate Course. 

Practice courses are printed in Italics; courses with combined lecture and laboratory work in Black Face Type.