Annual catalogue of the officers, students and graduates of the Kansas State Agricultural College, Manhattan ... . of electricity are broadening out so rapidly by discovery and inven-tion and by increased commercial applications, that new facts are to be met withalmost daily. To meet these demands, the student should be well grounded in allthe branches underlying his profession. This course is therefore made strong inmathematical and physical sciences. A well equipped electrical engineer shouldalso be a mechanical engineer, and must have some training in the principles ofsteam and hydraulic en
Annual catalogue of the officers, students and graduates of the Kansas State Agricultural College, Manhattan ... . of electricity are broadening out so rapidly by discovery and inven-tion and by increased commercial applications, that new facts are to be met withalmost daily. To meet these demands, the student should be well grounded in allthe branches underlying his profession. This course is therefore made strong inmathematical and physical sciences. A well equipped electrical engineer shouldalso be a mechanical engineer, and must have some training in the principles ofsteam and hydraulic engineering as well as heat, plumbing, etc. Drawing, ma-chine design, and mechanics of machinery, together with shop practice, occupya considerable portion of the time of the student. Some general-culture studiesare offered in history and economics, public speaking, and English. It is be-lieved that this course will give a broad general training, with sufficient tech-nical knowledge to meet the needs of a practical engineer. For the first twoyears this course is identical with the mechanical engineering ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY. FORTY-SECOND ANNUAL CATALOGUE. 41 Electrical Engineering Course. First column of figures indicates hours per week. Second column shows page in this catalogue where full description may be found. First Year, Fall .Term : Geometry I 5 83 English Classics 5 71 Botany II. 5 51 Field-work 2 M Free-hand Drawing 2 47 Woodwork I 4 to Drill 4 9L Winter Term: Geometry II 5 83 Advanced 5 7L Agriculture 5 4» Elementary Psychology 1 97 Woodwork II 3 85 Object and Geometrical Drawing 4 47 Drill 4 9L Spring Term: Algebra IV 5 83 Rhetoric I 5 7L Physics 5 102 Laboratory 2 102 Blacksmithing 1 4 85 Elementary Projection 2 47 Drill, 4 91 Second Year, Fall Term: Chemistry 1 5 55 Laboratory I 2 57 Trigonometry 5 83 Surveying 2 83 Shop Lectures 1 1 85 German 1 5 75 Projection Drawing 2 48 Blacksmithing II 2 85 Drill 4 91 Winter Term: Chemis
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