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COLLEGE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING.
Junior Year. No. Course, ist Term. 2d Term. 3d Term.
Mechanics 7 5 5 4
Structural Details 10 -
3
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Geodesy 19 5
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Railway Location, etc. 12 3 4 2
Bridge Stresses 13
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4
Topographical Practice 14
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3
Civil Constructions and \
Cement Laboratory. J
' 3 3
Engineering Laboratory 25 2 3
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Senior Year. No. Course, ist Term. 2d Term. 3d Term.
Bridge Design 13a 3
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of Survey Central New York 14a - -
3
Spherical Astronomy 15 4
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Practical Astronomy 15 2
- -
Thesis 24
- 2 2
Engineering Laboratory 25
- 1 1
Theory of the Arch 16 3
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Hydraulics 18 4
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Hydraulic Engineering
21
-
3
-
Stone Cutting
20
-
3
-
Cartography 23
- - 2
Hydraulic Motors 21
-
3
-
26
-
-
3
Sanitary Engineering
Meteorology
22
Field Construction 27
- - 1
- - 2
*Elective 2 2 2
*Special Laboratory work
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3 3
Military Science 5
- 2
N. B. During the entire senior year, the advanced sub
following
jects marked "Elective"
and "Special"
above, maybe elected by
special registration in this college,
with credits as there indicated :
Astronomy, geodesy, mechanics, hydraulic engineering, (rivers, ca
nals, harbors, irrigation, waterworks,); meteorology, sanitary engi
neering, (habitations, quarantine, drainage, sewers,
purification of
water, pavements, parks, crematories, statistics, municipal engineer
ing, (lighting, fire protection, building regulations, scavenging, pav
ing, property records, assessments, franchises, administration of mu
nicipal bureaux ;) railway engineering, (elevated, surface, and under
ground railroads, railway financiering, and railway jurisprudence ) ;
bridge engineering, highway engineering and construction ; masonry
and foundations ; contracts and specifications ; dynamo laboratory.
These studies may be taken separately or in groups, and with or with
out relation to such of them as may be taken in the Law School or in
* All electives and thesis must be chosen by the student at the beginning of the
year, with the previous approval of the Director.