Catalogue Issue, 1920-1921 - The W&M Digital Archive - College of ...

Courses of Instruction 6s
Laboratory Assistants
L. W. Simmons
A. B. Clarke
J. B. Smith, Jr.
W. H. HOSKINS
GENERAL INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Professor Garrett
la. INTERMEDIATE INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. First
term; lectures three hours; laboratory four hours; five credits.
Beginning course in college chemistry. Designed to cover a
study of the non-metallic elements, and a somewhat extended and
careful study of chemical principles and theory. Open to students
who have taken a satisfactory high school course in chemistry
open also to other freshmen by consent of the instructor.
lb. Continuation of Course la. Prerequisite, Chemistry la or
its equivalent. Second term; lectures three hours; laboratory four
hours; five credits.
This constitutes a course to cover the study of the metallic
elements. Courses la and ib taken consecutively are designed to
include the usual elementary and intermediate courses in inorganic
college chemistry. The laboratory work accompanying the course
consist's chiefly of experiments illustrative of the work done in the
class.
ic. ADVANCED INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Prerequisites,
Courses la and ib or their equivalent. First term; lectures three
hours; laboratory four hours; five credits.
id. Continuation of Course ic, which is a prerequisite. Second
term; lectures three hours; laboratory four hours; five credits.
Courses ic and id taken consecutively constitute a higher
course in Inorganic Chemistry, designed to provide an advanced
and more thorough treatment of the subject, for students who
wish to pursue it further. Special emphasis is given to principles
Rnd theories on which the science is based.