Engineering and Drawing MR. F. A. DECKER, Chairman Professors Decmn. THOMAS, COLE-, R~YMOND,' BAINKER. BARNES; Associoie Professor HASSLER; Arsistant Professors CER~ENKA, VANUNT, YOUNG; Irrstnrctors Conr~z.~ DUCOFF, BO~QUIN; Pad-time Imiru~lor~ LYON. HINTZE, Gmo ENGINEERING Former Number 1101 Elementary Engineering Problems [ 101 Study of the slide rule; simple engineering problems are solved uriog slide-rule techniques. Required of all freshman engineering studeots. Prerequisile: Mathematics 4115. 3215 Statics t 315 Farces in space. friction, centroids. centers of gravity, moment of inertia, radius of gyration and kinetics of rigid bodies in rectilinear translation. Prerequisite: Drawing 2102. Physics 4215, and registration io Mathematics 3214. 4334 Mechanics of Materials ($4) [ 434 Stresses and strains, in tension, and in shear; riveted and welded joints: torsion of shah; resilience: and study of beams and columns. Three lectures and three laharnta~y hours per week. Prerequisite: Engineering 3215. 2338 Dynamics Prlnclplrs of dynamics and application to engineering problems; osrticle. translation. rotation, plane motion, work and energy. impulse, and momentum. Prerequisite: EnginGriog 3215. 3426 Engineering Economics 1326 ., A pltcntion of economics to engineering and industrial problems which require enowledge of cnginccring for thcir sal~~tion. Prerequisite: Economics 3101 and at least 24 scmcster hours of engineering courses. 3469 Switching Circuits [ NEW Study of logical properties of circuits based on two-valued devices used in di ital computers and control and telephone switching; elements of logical alge%ras including the propositional calculus and Boolean algebra; logical analysis and synthesis of combinational nets; optimization of series-parallel controlled-contact circuits; and sequential relay circuits. Prerequisite: Physics 4216 and Mathematics 3325. May be counted as Physics. 3471 Advanced Engineering Problems ($2) [ 371 Original investi atian of special problems in the.student's field, the problem to be selected by tie student with the approval of the chairman of the department. Prerequisite: Senior standing and consent of the chairman of the depariment. 3472 Digital Computers [ NEW An introduction to digital computers including arithmetic procedures, basic programming patterns, input-output systems, storage systems, arithmetic units. methods of control, and basic timing and control sequences: comparative analysis of representative digital computin machines and their associated engineering. arithmetic. and logical design Aoracteristics. Prerequisite: Engineering 3469. May be counted as Physics. 3474 Analog Computers [ NEW A study of the theory and practice of modem analog computers using electrical. electronic, and electromechanical elements; analysis of operational components; summers, sign changes. multipliers. dividers, integrators. trigonometric resolvers, and function generators; machine stabilit errors, and checking systems. Fields . of application: real-time control and sirnuhion studies durin design and evaluation of dynamic systems. Prerequisite: Physics 4216 and ~otlematics 3326. May be counted as Physics. DLeave of Absence. -, I 78 -
Specific Areas: . Civil Engineering MR. HASSLER, Adviser * ,- 2212 Concrete Mixtures ($2) [ 212 Design, control, and testing of cement concrete, sheet asphalt, and asphaltic concrete. One lecture and three laboratory hours per week. Prerequisite: Chemistry 4103-04 and Physics 4215. 2212 ., plane '~urveyine , - [ 614 Care and adjusurlr~ll of survcy:ng ir~,trtlmcnts, land surveying, levuli~~p, tra\,crses,
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CONTENTS College Seal and Campus Ma
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Board of Regents of The University
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TEXAS WESTERN COLLECE Administrativ
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FACULTY RICHARD WEBSER BURNS, Assoc
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FACULTY JAMES CARDWELL HARVEY. Assi
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