44 The University of Kansas

307. ReseaARcH AND THESIS. Two to eight hours credit. Graduate stu-
dents who are carrying on original investigations (either experimental or
theoretical) in physics will enroll in this course. Fee, $1.50 per credit hour.
By appointment. Staff.

Noryp.—One of the following two courses will be offered, choice to be made on the basis of
requests for the individual courses. Early indication of choice, by mail or personally, to the
department is requested.

150. Mecuanics. Three hours credit. Lectures and recitations. Prerequi-
site, a year’s work in general physics and calculus. By appointment.

Kester.

311. Kryeric Turory or Gases. Two hours credit. Maxwell’s law of dis-
tribution of molecular velocities. Boltzmann’s H-theorem, statistical rela-
tion between entropy and probability. Calculation of thermal conductivities
and of coefficients of viscosity. Prerequisites, a year’s work in general physics
and 10 hours in junior-senior courses in physics and mathematics. By ap-
pointment. Kester.

Note.—One of the following two courses will be offered, choice to be made on the basis
of requests made to the department.
151. Light THrory AND Optica, INstruMENTS. Three hours credit. Pre-
requisite, a year’s work in general physics and calculus. By appointment.
Rice.

152. Execrriciry. Three hours credit. Lectures, recitations, and problems.
Prerequisite, a year’s work in general physics and calculus. By appointment.

Rice.
ASTRONOMY

12. Descriptive Astronomy. Three hours credit. This course aims to pro-
vide an appreciative familiarity with the sky and its seasonal changes, and
to give a cultural treatment of the historical development of modern views
of the astronomical universe. Two lectures and one discussion or evening ob-
serving period. (Cannot be used to meet laboratory course requirements in
Division II except in conjunction with course 13.) Prerequisites, one year each
of high school algebra and geometry. By appointment. Storer.

PHYSIOLOGY

Professor: STOLAND
Associate Professor: WOODARD
Assistant Professor: WALLING

50. Human Puysiotocy. Three hours credit. Lectures, recitations and
demonstrations. A course intended for students not majoring in science de-
partments who desire some knowledge of physiology as a part of their general
' education. Not open to students who have credit for Physiology 1. 11:30-
12:20. Walling.

170. Pxuystotocy. Five hours credit. Muscle, nerve, autonomic nervous
system, blood, circulation, respiration and digestive system. One hundred
twenty hours, laboratory and recitation. Fee, $20. Required of first-year
medical students. 7:30-11:20. Stoland.

271. Puystotocy. Five hours credit. Absorption, metabolism, internal se-
cretion, excretion, temperature regulation, central nervous system, and special
_senses. One hundred twenty hours, laboratory and recitation. Fee, $20. Re-
quired of second-year medical students. 7:30-11:20. Woodard.

300. RreseArcH IN Puysiotocy. Credit and hours by appointment.
Stoland.

301. Seminar. One to two hours credit. A study of current literature deal-
ing with physiological research. By appointment. Stoland, Woodard.