Bulletin of the University of Rhode Island : catalog number . iven, also, to those phases of dynamicaland structural geology which are particularly important. Specialattention is given to rock weathering and soil formation, and tothose characteristics of rocks which are of chief importance in con-nection with road construction. Determinative Mineralogy.—A short course dealing with theelements of crystallography is given, together with the physical andchemical characteristics of minerals, especially of the rock-makingminerals composing our soils. Laboratory work in blowpipe analysisand physical
Bulletin of the University of Rhode Island : catalog number . iven, also, to those phases of dynamicaland structural geology which are particularly important. Specialattention is given to rock weathering and soil formation, and tothose characteristics of rocks which are of chief importance in con-nection with road construction. Determinative Mineralogy.—A short course dealing with theelements of crystallography is given, together with the physical andchemical characteristics of minerals, especially of the rock-makingminerals composing our soils. Laboratory work in blowpipe analysisand physical determination of minerals follows the crystallography. Subjects* I. Geology.—Two recitation credits per week, second term. Required of Juniorsin Civil Engineering. II. Mineralogy.—See Chemistry XI. History* PRESIDENT EDWARDS, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR SPENCER. I. Social, Economic, and Industrial History of the United States.—Two-recitation credits per week, first term; and three recitation credits per week, secondterm. Required of Juniors in all COLLEGE CATALOGUE. 73 II. Government and Politics in the United States.—Five recitation creditsper week, -first term, last six weeks; and second term, first six weeks. Required ofSeniors in all courses. Languages. PROFESSOR WATSON, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR SPENCER, MISS MYRICK. The subjects grouped under this head are English, German, andFrench. In all the college courses leading to a degree, English is requiredthroughout the first three years and during twelve weeks of the Senioryear. Much practice is given in written and oral expression, andliterature is also studied in representative masterpieces. Two yearsof foreign language work are required in all college courses leadingto a degree except mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering,where the requirement is one year. Preference is given to German,but French will be taught if there is sufficient demand for it. The library is a most important factor in the work of the dep
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