II.—Course in Mechanical Engineering.

Junior Year.

First Term.

Mathematics.—Differential Calculus and Applications.

Descriptive Geometry.—Perspective. Applications to Masonry, Carpentry, and Machinery.

Mechanical Engineering.—Rankine's Applied Mechanics, Part II.; Principles of Mechanism; Rankine's Machinery and Mill Work; Haupt's Engineering Specifications and Contracts.

Mechanics.—Graphical and Analytical Statics.

Practical Chemistry.—Qualitative Analysis.

Shop-Work.—Testing Strength of Wood and Iron; Work in the Blacksmith Shop; Practical Stone-Cutting; Construction of Arches, etc.;

Drawing.—Machinery and Models.

English composition.—Themes.