Annual catalogue of the officers, students and graduates of the Kansas State Agricultural College, Manhattan ... . ill consistchiefly of a study of the processes employed in electro-metallurgy and the electro-chemical industries, the production of electrolytic copper, carborundum, experimental work will be provided as the equipment of the laboratorywill permit. 12. Advanced Course in Physics. Work in advance, of the courses requiredof undergraduates will be offered to students who have completed the work incourses 1, 2, and 3, or the equivalent. The work will be largely of an experi-m
Annual catalogue of the officers, students and graduates of the Kansas State Agricultural College, Manhattan ... . ill consistchiefly of a study of the processes employed in electro-metallurgy and the electro-chemical industries, the production of electrolytic copper, carborundum, experimental work will be provided as the equipment of the laboratorywill permit. 12. Advanced Course in Physics. Work in advance, of the courses requiredof undergraduates will be offered to students who have completed the work incourses 1, 2, and 3, or the equivalent. The work will be largely of an experi-mental nature, with collateral reading and lecture work. While the student willwork more or lees independently, the course will be outlined and will be checkedby the instructor in charge. Advanced problems in mechanics, heat, light andelectricity will be taken up, and every opportunity offered to acquaint the studentwith the use of standard instruments in physical measurements. The course isespecially adapted to accompany work in advanced chemistry, mathematics, orthe needs of those intending to teach ADVANCED PHYSICS LECTURE ROOM. 106 KANSAS STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Preparatory Department. Inasmuch as many students seek admission to the College with inadequatepreparation in one or more of the subjects required for entrance, it has beenfound necessary to establish a preparatory department, in which such deficienciescan be remedied. Instruction is given in all studies required for admission tothe College. See Terms of Admission. 1. Arithmetic. Instruction is given in the principles that underlie the va-rious classes of problems, thus teaching the student to rely upon himself, notupon rules. Text, state book. 2. Algebra I. This includes the fundamental operations, factoring, highestcommon divisor, lowest common multiple, and fractions. State text. 3. Algebra II. Simple equations, involution, evolution, theory of exponents,and radicals as far as the subject of quadrati
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