. Ohio University bulletin. Undergraduate catalog, 1907-1908 . atics,and its application in civil engineering; of Biology, andits application in hygiene and medicine; of Chemistry,and its industrial applications; of Elementary Science,and its application in teaching; of Psychology, and itsapplications in the education of children; of Physics, andits application in Electrical Engineering—all are occupy-ing positions in the program of required college work, aswell as in the elective schedule. The numbers pursuingone or more of the elective courses in the various depart-ments are commensurate wit
. Ohio University bulletin. Undergraduate catalog, 1907-1908 . atics,and its application in civil engineering; of Biology, andits application in hygiene and medicine; of Chemistry,and its industrial applications; of Elementary Science,and its application in teaching; of Psychology, and itsapplications in the education of children; of Physics, andits application in Electrical Engineering—all are occupy-ing positions in the program of required college work, aswell as in the elective schedule. The numbers pursuingone or more of the elective courses in the various depart-ments are commensurate with the recognized value ofthe subject and with the equipment for its teaching. The department of Physics and Electrical Engineer-ing is especially to be spoken of in this article. If youare unacquainted with this work in Ohio University be suprised to know how much is done and how wellit is done. There is no display of fine unused shelf-pieces or blare of trumpets about the expense of the outfitor about what we propose to do. Just a quiet, persist-. OHIO UNIVERSITY 33 ent doing, making use of our facilities in the accomplish-ment of results which appear in the alert, independenttype of mind developed, and practical success of allour graduates. To indicate a few conditions you will find here, thefollowing may be mentioned:Laboratories. A large one for Elementary Physics and Electricity,another laboratory for advanced Physics, a room of thesame size for an electrical laboratory, a photometry room,photographic room, a dynamo, and transformer laboratory,a boiler room, engine and dynamoroom; these are in addi-tion to the draughting-room, the recitation rooms, offices,and the shop. In all of these the students have the ad-vantage of practical training in the various branches ofsteam and electrical engineering work. The laboratoriescontain the necessary instruments for physical and elec-trical measurements; the shop, the required tools andmachines for all kinds of lig
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