Proceedings of the Annual Meeting Volume 22 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1915 edition. Excerpt: ...letters represent pages, hours, and credits, respectively. 4 10 Civil Engineering 6 6 9 Mathematics 3 3 9 Mechanical Eng 3--Physics 2 2 5 Physics 2 2 9 Physics 2 2 7 25 25 Cornell University (slightly modified). Junior Year. Page. Course No. 17 Political Economy H. & P. S. 51 26 Eailroads C. E. 60 28 Bridges. C. E. 71 21 Hydraulics C. E. 23 25 Municipal Engineering C. E. 52 20 Survey Computations and Mapping.... C. E. 14 REQUIRED COURSES IK MECHANICS. No. of Col. Year. 1 Junior 5 6 Third 7 Junior 8 Second 10 11 Sophomore Junior Civil Engineering 7. Analytical Mechanics, 3 class hrs. Civil Engineering 8. Mechanics of Materials, 2 class hrs. Course 161. Applied Mechanics, Strength of Materials, 17 weeks, 8 hrs. per wk. Course 161. Strength of Materials, 17 weeks, 8 hrs. per wk. Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Course 160, 4 class hrs. See notes. Strength of Materials, Course 162, 4 class hrs. for half term. See notes. 2a. Mechanics of Materials 5 Technical Mechanics (C. E. 5a) 2 Technical Mechanics (C. E. 56) 3 Applied Mechanics (C. E. 6) 3 Three terms per year. Required 12 Junior 1, 2 14 Senior Third 15 Senior 16 Second Third 17 Junior 19 Junior Senior 20 Senior 21 Junior 23 Junior 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2 1 2 1 1,2 2 24 Sophomore 1, 2 2 26 Sophomore 2 Junior 1 27 Fourth--28 Second 2 Courses in Mechanics (continued). Mechanics (Mathematics 12), p. 69, 3 and 3 Resistance of Materials (Civil 81), p. 81 3 and 2 Mechanics, C. E. 53.. 3 and 1 recitations. Strength of Materials, M. E. 60, 2 rec. + 2 draw, or lab. each term. Mechanics of Materials, Civ. Eng. 4, p. 55 4 and 4 Mechanics I, Theoretical Mechanics, 3 and 3 half-credits. Mechanics III, Applied Mechanics, 4 and 4 half-credits. Applied Math., 20, 22, Mechanics; Mechanics of...