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248 NEW YORK STATE VETERINARY COLLEGE.
3, or their equivalent in some other University. Drawing (course 1,
in Mechanical Engineering, or its equivalent) and a reading knowl
edge of French and German are indispensable for the most successful
work in this course.
Subjects for baccalaureate theses should be decided upon if possible
during the spring term of the junior year so that material in suitable
stages of development and physiologic activity may be prepared.
5. Structure and physiology of the cell. Fall term. Two
hours. Laboratory work with lectures. This course in Cytology is
designed for advanced students, and gives the fundamental facts and
principles relating to cell structure and activity. It also serves to
train students in the more exact, and refined methods of histology.
Assistant Professor Kingsbury.
Course 5 is open only to students who have had courses t , 2 and
3 or their equivalent.
6. Microscopy, advanced. Spring term. Two hours. Labora
tory work with lectures. In this course special instruction will be
given in the theory and use of the more difficult and important acces
sories of the microscope, e.g., the micro-spectroscope, micro-polari-
scope, the apertometer, the photo-micrographic camera and the pro
jection microscope. Professor Gage.
This course is open only to those who have taken courses 1, 2, and
if photo-micrography is desired, an elementary knowledge of pho
tography like that given in course 9, Department of Physics, is
necessary.
Anatomy.
10. General and descriptive veterinary anatomy. Fall, winter
and spring. Six hours. Two lectures, T. , Th. , 9 ; laboratory work :
W., Th., F., p. M. ; S.,
A. m. Dr. Hopkins and Demonstrators.
11. Descriptive veterinary anatomy. Fall and winter. One
lecture, W., 9 ; laboratory work : Fall, 4 hours, W., Th., F., p. m. ; S.,
a. m., Winter, 8 hours, M., T., W., Th., F., p. m. ; S., a. m. Dr. Hop
kins and Demonstrators.
This course must be preceded by course 10.
12. Anatomical methods and gross anatomy. Fall term. Three
hours. One lecture and laboratory work. S., 12. Dr. Hopkins.
13. Advanced anatomy. Winter term. Three hours. One lecture
and laboratory work. S., 12. Dr. Hopkins.
Course 13 must be preceded by course 12 or its equivalent.
14. Human or Comparative Anatomy. Laboratory work
throughout the year. Dr. Hopkins.
This course is open to those who have had one or more of the pre
ceding courses.