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No. Subject Prerequisites Credit Time Room-Bldg. Instructor
1350. Market: Management 0000- ae, 180 2° 11:30-12:20. 210: FS Stockton
194. -.sBusiness: Liaw ids 2.osak: Leer 3 8:30- 9:20 212 FS Axe
195. Business Law. boo eae 8.5 10230-1120: 204. BS Axe

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

AND THE GRADUATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
RAYMOND A. SCHWEGLER, Dean, 103 Fraser Hall

1. College Juniors and Seniors who wish to secure the three-year Renewable-for-Life Certificate will
begin with P50 and A50; then elect any two of the following three courses: H64, S52 and E50. This will
constitute the Fundamentals group. After completing the Fundamentals group, they will elect three addi-
tional hours in Education and will take the Methods course in their major subject. The State Board now
requires Supervised Teaching except in the cases of those persons who have had three or more years of
satisfactory teaching experience. College students are warned to elect only those Education courses for
which the College gives credit.

2. Students in the School of Education will begin their professional work with P50, A50 and four
hours selected from H64, S52 and E50 unless they have advanced Education credit from other schools. In any
case, they will consult the Education Adviser before making elections. For further details students will con-
sult pages 78-84 of the Part I of the University catalogue.

3. Graduate students with a major in Education will in every case arrange their course with the repre-
sentative of the department of Education.

Note: All courses numbered from 300 to 399 inclusive carry credit in the Graduate School only.

 

 

No. Subject Prerequisites Credit Time Room-Bldg. Instructor .
Administration
A50. Introduction to School Admin. ........ 2 --10:30-11:20 115 FEF Althaus
A158. Visual Education in Elementary
& Secondary Schools  _...2:....0.0.......-2.:...: 15 hrs. Educ. 2... 11330-1220 45 — oP Montgomery

A159-273. Administration of Smaller
School Systems and City School

 

 

 

Aeministration ..6 oe Fund. Group 3 10:30-11:20 207 F Jacobs
A250. Organization & Administration

of Elementary Schools ......................... 15 hrs. Educ. 3 £O%30-12 720: = S0t. TF Ullrich
A304. Seminar in Educational Admin. ........ Accompanies A399 0 Appt. Appt Staff
Aor, Child 7A ceountine —\.00 eee 15 hrs. Educ. 2 1330.8 :20 215) Twente
A871. Admin. of the Curriculum ................-. Ditto 2 8:30- 9:20 207 F Althaus
A374. Comparative Education .-.Ditto 3 WeeBUe 8220); 120. Russell
A375. Educational; Finance «2:25.45 s 15 hrs. Educ. ineclud- 3 9:30-10:20 207 F Twente

ing A273 and E166
A878. Public School Relations ......................- 15 hrs. Educ. 2 7 1¥230-12:20 207 FE Ullrich
A399. Research in Educational Admin. ........ #272 or A273 or A274 2-8 Appt. 120 F Staff
Secondary Education

B260. Principles of Secondary Education ....Fund. Group 3 8:30- 9:20 112 F Brooks
B261. Adminis. of Junior and

Senior.High Schools. 2225.2... ao eae Ditto 3 9:30-10:20 110 F Brooks
B264. Adminis. of Extra-Curricular

PRO EIVADIOS Ooo eto en ee Ditto 2 8:30- 9:20 307 F Jacobs
B377. Problems of Secondary-School

Practice 15 hrs. Edue. 2 11:380-12:20 110 F Brooks

Measurements, Experimentation and Supervision

E50. Introduction to Educational

Measurement (: soc. eee 2°) 14 30-352 :20. 115. F Althaus
E166. Statistical Methods ..Fund. Group 3 9:30-10:20 205 F Ulmer
£272. Supervision of Instruction .................. Ditto 2 7:30- 8:20 307 F Jacobs
E352. Educational Measurements _ ................ 15 hrs. Edue. 3 7:30- 8:20 207 F OBrien
E353. Educational Experimentation .............. Ditto 2 8:30- 9:20 210 F OBrien

E399. Research in Educational
Measurement & Supervision .............. E252 & E272 2-8 Appt. 120° Staff