SUMMER PROGRAMS FoR 1943 27

Interim Five-Weeks’ Program Primarily for
Engineering and V-1 & V-7 Students

(May 22-June 26)

The courses listed below are offered primarily for four types of students: (1) entering
freshmen in Engineering who wish to start on their work as soon as possible, (2) students
from the high school who have deficiencies in mathematics to make up before being ad-
mitted to regular standing in the School of Engineering and Architecture, (3): students
now in the Engineering School who are behind in one or more courses and who may wel-
come the opportunity to catch up, and (4) V-1 and V-7 students who are required by the
Navy to remain at their studies until called to duty on July 1. To the courses below will be
added such Junior-Senior work in Engineering as seems most needed by the V-1 and V-7
men.

Note that the Engineering Summer Semester begins on July 1.

All inquiries about engineering work should be addressed to Dean J. J. Jakosky, 113
Marvin Hall.

 

 

Prerequisite Primarily
No. Course Courses er. Time Day Room Instr. Cr. in
ASTRONOMY
40 Navigation Col. Alg. & Trig. 3 10:30-12:20 MTWTF 1 Obs. Storer C Eng.
CHEMISTRY
38E Qualitative Analysis 2 or 2E 4 Lect.
8:00- 9:20 MTWTF 301 BCL Sisler, Eng.
Lab Burket
9:30-12:20 MTWTF
8 :00-12 :00 Ss
CIVIL ENGINEERING
3 Summer Field Work] 2 10 hrs. daily MTWTF Haines Eng
ECONOMICS
1E_ Introductory Economics 3 7:30- 9:20 MTWTF107FS Youngberg Eng.
4 Economie History 2 10:30 MTWTF 103 FS Youngberg CEng
10 :30-12 :20 Ss
144 Transportation 2 9:30 MTWTF119FS_ Pritchard BCG
8 :30-10 :20 Ss
194 Business Law I 3 7:30-9:20 MTWTF109M — BCGEng
ENGINEERING DRAWING
1 Lettering and Freehand 2 8:30-12:20 MTWTF 301M Staff Eng
Drawing
ENGLISH
1E Composition I 3 1:30- 3:20 MTWTF213F ———— Eng
2E Composition II lor1E 2 9:80 MTWTFS 207 F Emery Eng
59 Advanced Composition 2 or 2E 3 1:30- 3:20 MTWTF 209 F Emery Eng C
GEOGRAPHY
8 Geography of the Far East Zz 10:30-11:20 MTWTFS 208 H Posey Cc

{| Required of Sophomore Civil Engineering Students.