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ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT. 133
Mathematical Models.
The collection of models, about three hundred in number, includes :
1. Plaster models of the quadric and cubic surfaces, of several forms
of the Kummer surface, of the cyclides, of surfaces of centers of
quadrics, and of minimum surfaces.
2. Plaster models illustrating positive, negative, and parabolic
curvature,
and constant measure of curvature.
3. Plaster models illustrating the theory of functions : among them
models of simply and multiply connected surfaces and of several
forms of Riemann's surfaces, and models representing the real parts
of algebraic, exponential, logarithmic, and elliptic functions.
4. Wooden and glass models of crystals and polyhedra.
5. Wire and thread models of twisted curves and ruled surfaces,
and skeleton frames for minimum surfaces.
The following schedule of hours is made out as nearly as possible
for the coming year ; but necessary changes will be made at any time.
I. Elementary Courses Prescribed for Students in Engineer
ing and Architecture, and open to Election by Students
in Arts and Sciences.
2. For Freshmen in Engineering.
Ten sections, daily, ex. Sat.
At 8, White 13, Dr. Miller ; White 17, Dr. Hutchinson ; White
24, Dr. Murray.
At 10, White 22, Professor Wait ; White 18 A, Assistant Professor
Tanner ; White 24, Dr. Murray.
At 11, White 18, Assistant Professor McMahon ; White 17, Dr.
Hutchinson ; White 21, Dr. Snyder ; White 22, Dr. MiLLER.
{a) Fall term, Analytic Geometry.
(3) Winter term, Differential Calculus.
Integral Calculus.
{c) Spring term,
3. For Freshmen in Architecture.
M., W., F., at 8, White 22, Professor Wait.
{a) Fall term, Analytic Geometry.
{b) Winter term, Differential Calculus.
Integral Calculus.
{c) Spring term,
4. For Freshmen in Engineering.
Daily ex. Sat., White 18 A, Assistant Professor Tanner.
{b) Winter term, Analytic Geometry.
Differential Calculus.
{c) Spring term,