Ohio University bulletinUndergraduate catalog, 1901-1902 . -; and Smith and SejfifertsDictionaries are freely accessible to students for reference intheir work. They have access also to Simcoxs Teuffel-Schwabes(Warrs translation) , and Brownes Histories of Latin Liter-ature, and to Guhl and Koners Life of the Greeks andRomans. ELECTIVES-TEACHERS COURSE 1. To prepare students who are preparing to teach tobegin their work, there are offered practical exercises in thestudy of Grammar, including forms, derivation, pronuncia-tion, and syntax of words, and quantity of syllables; writ-ing Latin and t
Ohio University bulletinUndergraduate catalog, 1901-1902 . -; and Smith and SejfifertsDictionaries are freely accessible to students for reference intheir work. They have access also to Simcoxs Teuffel-Schwabes(Warrs translation) , and Brownes Histories of Latin Liter-ature, and to Guhl and Koners Life of the Greeks andRomans. ELECTIVES-TEACHERS COURSE 1. To prepare students who are preparing to teach tobegin their work, there are offered practical exercises in thestudy of Grammar, including forms, derivation, pronuncia-tion, and syntax of words, and quantity of syllables; writ-ing Latin and translating Csesar, Cicero, and ^ergil. Hand-books: Bennetts and Robys Grammars. 2. Roman History. A year is given to the history ofthe Roman people during the Kingdom and Republic, dwell-ing especially on the development of the Roman constitution,political institutions, and territorial acquisition. No credit. OHIO UNIVERSITY. 25 is given in this course unless the whole work is done. Booksfor study and reference: Epochs of Ancient History; Lan-cianis Ancient Rome in the Light of Recent Excavations;The Great Captains — Hannibal — by Dodge; Duruys andMommsens Histories of Rome; Longs Decline of the RomanRepublic; and Labbertons Historical Atlas. 3. Classes may be organized to read The Vulgate, TheHymns of the Church, and The Latin Church Fathers. MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY Professor by One or More Instructors. The course in pure mathematics embraces ten terms, dis-tributed as follows: Algebra, four terms; Geometry, twoterms; Trigonometry and Surveying, two terms; AnalyticGeometry, one term; Calculus, one term. Of these, fourterms, including Algebra to Series and Plane Geometry, arerequired for admission into the Freshman class; the remain-ing six terms are included in the College Department, cover-ing the Freshman and Sophomore years. See also courses of study and electives
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