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272 7777 COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE.
First Year. ist Term. 2d Term. 3d Term.
Design 8 8 8
History of Architecture 3 3 3
Freehand Drawing 4 3 3
Descriptive Geometry 2 2 -
Shades and Shadows
Perspective -
Modeling
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Second Year. ist Term. 2d Term. 3d Term.
Working Drawings 14
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Design
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History of Architecture 3 3
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Drawing from the Antique 3 3
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Masonry Construction from Nature
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Sketching -
Freshman Year.
1. Elements of Architecture. The five orders of Architecture
drawn and rendered in India Ink and in Color. Fall and winter
nine draughting hours per week. Spring twelve draughting hours
and one lecture per week. Professor Trowbridge.
2. Freehand Drawing. Charcoal drawing from the cast. Nine
hours per week throughout the year. Assistant Professor Brauner.
3. Shades and Shadows. One lecture and six draughting hours
per week. Winter term. Professor Trowbridge.
4. Perspective. One lecture and six hours draughting per week.
Spring term. Water color of rendering perspectives is a part of this
course. Professor Trowbridge and Assistant Professor Martin.
Sophomore Year.
20. History of Architecture. Fall : Egyptian, Greek and Roman
Architecture. Winter : Romanesque and Byzantine, Architecture.
Spring : Gothic Architecture. Three lectures per week throughout
the year. Tu., Th., Sat., at nine. Mr.
21. Design. Periodical competitive problems arranged to occupy
about twenty-four draughting hours per week throughout the year.
Criticisms four times per week throughout the year and one lecture
per week in winter and spring. Assistant Professor Van Pelt.
22. Drawing from the Antique. Charcoal and pencil drawing
from plaster casts. Nine hours of drawing per week through fall
and winter terms. Assistant Professor Brauner.
23. Masonry Construction. Spring term. Three hours. Lec
discussions and drawing. Assistant Professor Martin.
tures,
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