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'lhe Bulletinof the University of
Minnesota
The College of Agriculture, Forestry,
and Home Economics
Program for the W"inter Quarter
1920-1921
Vol. XXIII No.50 December 1 1920
Entered at t"e p08t-office in MinneapoJ;8 a8 8econd-clo88 matter
Minneapoli8, MinrU80ta
Accepted for ma.1ing at ~cial rate of p08tage provided for in 8ection 1103,Act of October 3, 1917. aut"orized]uly 12. 1918
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COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND
HOME ECONOMICS
PROGRAM, WINTER QUARTER, 1920-1921
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Re7,ised HOl/r Schedule
I HrII Hr
III HrIV HrV Hr
VI HrVII Hr
VIII Hr
University Farm
8:15- 9:059 :15-10 :05
10 :15-1 1 :05II :15-12 :051 :30- 2 :202:30- 3:203:30- -1:204:30- 5:20
Minneapolis Campus
8:30- 9:209:30-10:20
10:30-11 :20II :30-12 :20
1 :30- 2 :202:30- 3:203 :30- 4 :20-1:30- 5:20
Convocation-Thursdays, IV Hour, University ArmoryCollege Assembly-Thursdays. III Hour. Assembly Hall.
Ad, Cniversity Farm
Re7'ised credit 7'oll/e.-One credit is equivalent to (I) one lecture orrecitation period requiring two hours of preparation. (2) two periods oflaboratory work requiring one hour of preparation. or (3) three hours oflaboratory work requiring no preparation, each week for one quarter.
Close of registrotion.-All except new students must indicate theirregistration not later than December 21. New students may register andall students may pay fees up to and including January 3.
Classes begin.-Winter quarter classes will begin January 4. Allclasses scheduled for Tuesday will meet for the full time assigned.
R"-'/istratiol1 chol1!Jcs.-Necessary changes in registration may be madewithout fee up to and including January 5. The secretary's office closesat "00,, on that day (\Vednesday).
IJiscol1tinllOllCC of scctions.-In general, sections of undergraduatecourses will not be continued for less than six students. Exceptions tothis rule may be made by the dean.
Tillle for relll07'ol of inwlIlplctcs.-Incompletes received for work ofthe last quarter attended may be removed on or before February 4. Afterthat date they automatically become conditions.
Conditiol1 exolllinotions.-Conditions in work of the fall quarter maybe removed by examination from the seventh to the tenth week inclusive.Arrangements must be made with the instructors concerned not later thanthe sixth week of the quarter (February II).
In case of conflict between two examinations consult the instructorsconcerned to make special arrangements, in advance of examination week.
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Examination permits must be obtained from the secretary's office BEFORE
rellorting for the examination.Quartcr c1oscs.-The winter quarter will close :\1arch 2-\.
Filial cxa/lli/l(ltiolls.-Final examinations will be given during the lastfour days of the quarter. A detailed schedule will be published 111 theOfficial Daily BIIllctill.
CLASS SCHEDULE
Otha schools alld collc!!cs.-For programs of classes gh'en in otherschools and colleges of the University, not listed below. send to the registrar,University of :\1innesota, :\1inneapolis.
Al,bn"i'iatiolls.-The following abbreviations are used to indicate namesof buildings. those marked with an asterisk (*) are located on the :\1inneapolis campus; all others are at Uni\'ersity Farm.
A. *ArmoryAB, *Animal BiologyAd, AdministrationBB, Beef BarnC. *ChemistryCB, *Christian Bible SchoolCh, Agricultural ChemistryDB, Dairy BarnDH, Dairy HallDiH. Dining HallEd, *EducationEn, Agricultural EngineeringFH. Farm HouseF, *Folwell HallG. *GreenhouseGy. GymaasiumHB. I-1orse Barn
HE, Home EconomicsHr, HorticulturelA, *lnstitute of Anatomy:VIA. *:\1echanic Arts11 E. *:\1ain EngineeringMH. *:\1illard HallMS, :\Ieat Shop11u, *:\1 usicP, *Pillsbury HallPh, *PhysicsPHP. *Public Health and Pathologypp, Plant PathologyPsy, *PsychologySS, Soil SurveySt, Stock PavilionVe. Veterinary"VGm. *\Voman's Gymnasium
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J:.xplalilltioll of course 1l1l11l1'ers.-All undergraduate courses are numbered from I to 100. All courses open to undergraduates and graduatesare numbered from 100 to 200. The letters f (fall). w (winter), andsu (summer), indicate the quarters in which the course is offered. Forexample: sf.w,s indicates that Course 5 is a one-quarter course given inthe fall and repeated in the winter and again in the spring; IOf-IIW-12Sindicates that Course IO-II-12 is a three-quarter course running throughthree quarters: 25 f,w-26w.s indicates a two-quarter course given in thefall and winter quarters and repeated in the winter and spring quarters.
Explallatioll of /,ro.'/ral/1 state/llellts.-The program statements belowoffer the following in formation for each course: (I) course number (fordescription of the course see corresponding number under the same division or department in the bulletin). (2) descripti\'e name of course.(3) name of instructor in parentheses, C-t) number of credits. (3) classesof students to whom the course is open and the prerequisites, (6) hoursoffered, (7) days offered. (R) room assignment. and (9) building.
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For example: under the home economics division, "17f,w,s. A(h'ance<lClothing Construction (Weller, Carlotta Brown), 3 cred.; jr., sr., H.E. 13,52, 53, each section limited to 20; sect. 1 V, VI, VII TTh, 305 HE; sect. 2
V, VI ~1WF, 305 HE:' indicates that the course is a one-quarter courseoffered in the fall, winter, and spring; is taught by the instructors whosenames appear in the parentheses; is a three-credit course; is open to juniorsand seniors who have completed Home Economics Courses 13, 52, and 53;that each section is limited to twenty students; that one section is offeredthe fifth, sixth, and seventh hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Room 305,Home Economics Building, and that the other section is offered the fifth anelsixth hours on Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays in Room 305, HomeEconomics Building.
\Vhen lectures, laboratory, ljuiz, or recitations are scheduled separatelythey are indicated by (lect.) , (lab.), (quiz), and (rec,), respectively.
AGRICULTURAL BIOCHEMISTRY
2W Quantitative :Methods (\Villaman) 5 cred.; jT., sr., Chern. 10 cred.;V, VI, VII, VIII MWF, 7 Ch
3f,w,sU Types of Carbon Compounds (Anderson) 6 cred.; soph., jT., sr.,Chem. 10 cred.; I MTWThFS, 201 Ch
7£·8w General Agricultural Biochemistry (Dutcher, Anderson) 10 cred.;soph., jr., sr., Chem, 10 cred.; (lect.) II TThS, 201 Ch (lab.)Sect. I, V, VI, VII MW; Sect. 2, V, VI, VII TTh, 203 Ch
7w·8s General Agricultural Biochemistry (Dutcher, Anderson) 10 cred.;soph., jr., sr .. Chem. '0 cred.; (lect.) III TThS, 201 Ch (lab.)V, \'1, VII TTh, 203 Ch
Iod,sU-I02W,SU Agricultural Quantitative Analysis (Morrow), 6 cred.; jT., sr., Agr.Biochem. 7.8; V, VI, VII MWF, lOS Ch
I r rf,su,[ I2W,SU Phytochemistry (MorrO'''.'). 6 cred.; sr., BioI. 10 cred., Org. Chern.;III MWF, 201 Ch
II3f,SU·II4W,SU Biochemical Laboratory l\fethods (Morrow, Sharp), 4 cred.; sr.,Quant. Anal., parallel Agr. Biochem. I I I-I 12; V, VI, VII TTh,7 Ch
1I6f,w,s,su Chemistry of "Vitamines" and Deficiency Diseases (Dutcher), 3 or5 cred.; sr., Agr. Biochem. 111-112, 113-114, or 7·8 and 15, orPhysiol. 101·102; Ar
118f,w,s,su Laboratory Problems in Biochemistry (Gortner, Bailey, Dutcher,Morrow, Palmer, \Villaman), 3 or 5 cred.; sr" "Agr. Biochem.III-rI2, 113-114. or 103 or 110; Ar
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
See Economics
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
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Vocational Education (Mayne) 3 cred.; jr., sr., preparing to teach;I TThS, 317 Ad
Teaching I (Field) 2 cred.; ir., sr., preparing to teach; Agr. Ed, II,
'31; Sect. I, I MWF, 317 Ad; Sect. 2, II MWF, 317 Ad;Sect. 3, V MWF, 3 I 7 Ad; Sect. 4, V ;vrTWThF, 317 Ad(4 to 6 weeks in U. H. 5.)
Teaching II (Field) 3 cred.; SJ"., preparing to teach; Agr. Ed. 41, 13 1,Al(ron. 121. 122, '23; I lIlWF, 317 Ad; II MWF or IV :\IWF,317 Ad
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General Agriculture (t) 9 cred.; All, Agr. Ed. I I, ArVisual Presentation (t) 3 cred.; jr., sr., ArTeachers' Course in Home and School Garden Supervision (t)
2 cred.; approval of division; ArMethods in Teaching High School Agriculture (Field) 5 cred.; jr., sr.,
preparing to teach, open to jr. only on approval of div., Agr. Ed.
II; III :\ITWFS, 317 AdFundamentals of Agriculture (Storm) 9 cred.; jf., sr., preparing to
teach, ArFundamentals of Agriculture (t) 3 cred.; jr., sr., in canso!. school
prine. course, ATExtension Work (Storm) 3 cred.; sr., ArHistory of Agriculture (t) 3 cred.; soph., jr., sr., VI TThS, 317 AdSeminar in Agricultural Education (Storm, Field) 2-6 cred.; sr.,
preparing to teach, AT
AGRONO},IY AKD FARM },fANAGEMENT
Farm Crops (Steinmetz) 3 cred.; All, Soils 2, III, IV MWF, 2 AdFarm l\lanagement I I: Organization (Garey, Ross) 3 cred.; sr.,
Agron. I, Econ. 6, An. Hush. 6 or 8, Soils 3, I MWF, 24 AdFarm l\fanagement II: Operation (Garey, Boss) 3 cred.; sr., Agron.
102, II lIIWF, 24 AdCorn and Potato Crops (Arny, :\IcGinnis) 3 cred.; jf., sr., Agron. I,
Bot. 10 cred.; I. II lIlWF, 2 Ad
A},fERICANIZATIO~TRAINI~G A~D ANTHROPOLOGY
*If,w,s Introduction to Anthropology (Jenks. Grace, Jcnek) 5 cred.; 3rd qr.fr., soph .. jr., sr., Sect. I, I TWThFS, IS F; Sect. 2, II1\IWThFS, IS F; Sect. 3, V 1\ITWThF, 'S F
*2£,W,5 General Anthropology (Jenks, Grace) 3 cred.; soph., jr., sr., Amer.Tr. I; II :\IWF, 2S F
*sf" .... s General Immigration (Grace) 3 cred.; soph., jf., sr., Amer. Tr. I;
III TThS, IS F*II4\\' The American People: N"e\ver Immigrants (Jenks) 3 cred.; jr., sr.,
3 courses in Amer. Tr.; III :\IWF, 25 FFor additional courses see the program of the College of Science, Lit:rature,
and the Arts.A'\1:.1:\ L BIOLOGY
• *If S-2\V su General Z(Jology <I), 10 cred.: full course must he completed: All;Sect. I, (lect.) III, IV T and III ThS, 313 AB, (lab.) III. IV
:\I\\'F. 101 AllSect. 2. (lect.) V MW an,l V, VI F, 313 An, (lab.) V. VI,
VII TTh, 101 ABSect. .J. (lect.) V, VI TTh, 3 I 3 AB. (lab.) V, VI 1\1 \V F,IOI AB
*IW-2S General Zoology (t), 10 cred.: full course must he completed; All;(lect.) T, II T, and II ThS, 313 ,\B, (lah.) I, II ,IWF.IOI.AU
*9 f -t0\\' Histology (D()\\'ne~·). 10 cfed .. full COUf5t' must he completed; soph.,jr., sr., An. Bio!. 1-2; III, IV :\ITWThF, 201, 211 All
*Ii f -1Fw General Physiology (Lund), 10 cred .. full course must be completed:soph., jr., ST.. An. BioI. IS creo., or 10 credo and Chern. or Phys.10 cred.; \', VI, VII M\\' and V, VI, VII, VIII F, 10 All
*37f-38w-39s General Entomology (Oestlund), 9 cred.; full course must be com-pleted; soph., jr .. sr., An. Bio!. 1-2; I, II :\I\VF, 20R, 10 An
For additional cnurses see the program of the College of Science, Lit':'Tature,
and the Arts.
t Instructor to be assigned.* Offered on l\finneapolis campus.
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ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
Types and Breeds of Livestock (Carnes) 5 cred; All, I, II MTWFS,Center Arena, St
Market Classes of Livestock (Ferrin) 6 cred.; soph., ir., sr., An.Husb. 2 I M, and I, II WF, West Arena, St
Livestock Breeding (Peters) 3 cred.; sr., Vet. Med. 6, Agron. '3',IV MWF, 3 St
Livestock Feeding (Ferrin) 5 cred.; sr., Agr. Biochem. '5, IIIMTWFS, 3 St
Advanced Meats (P. A. Anderson) 3 cred.; sr., An. Husb. 7, V, VI,VII WF, MS
ART EDUCATION
*29£-30w-3's Fundamental Principles of Design (Raymond), 9 cred.; All; (lect.)III TThS, (lab.) II or IV TThS, 303 MA
*32f-33w-34S Freehand Drawing and Composition (Small, Raymond), 9 cred.; All;(Comp.) II W, (Sketch) III F, (lab.) I or IV MWF, 302 MA
*4of-4IW-42S Principles of Harmony in Form and Color (Raymond), 9 cred.;soph., ir., sr., Art Educ. 29-30-3'; (lect.) II TThS, (lab.) I orIII TThS, 303 MA
For additional courses see the program of the College of Education.
BACTERIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY
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General Bacteriology (t), .5 cn·d.; soph., jr., sr., chern. I yr., V", VI,"II MWF, MH
Special Bacteriology for Students o£ Agriculture, (t), 4 cred.; ir.,sr., Bact. ,; I, II TThS, MH
BEE CULTURE
Elements of Beekeeping II (Jager, Matthews), 3 cred.; ir., sr.,Sect. I, (lect.) III TThS, (lab.) I hr. Ar; Sect. 2, (lect.)IV TS, (lab.) 2 hr. Ar; Sect. 3, (lect.) I MWF, (lab.) I hr.Ar, FH
Advanced Beekeeping (Jager), 6 cred., jr., sr., Bee Cult. I or 2,
V TTh. (lab.) Ar, FH
BOTANY
General Botany (t), 10 cred., full course must be completed; All;Sect. I. (lect.) II TThS, 210 P, (quiz) I T, 212-214-220 P,(lab.) I, II MWF, 2.12, 214, 220 P; Sect. 2, (lect.) III, IV S,III T, 210 P, (quiz) III Th, (lab.) III, IV MWF, 212, 214,220 P; Sect. 3, (lect.) V. VI T and VI Th, 210' P, (quiz)V Th, (lab.) V, VI MWF, 212, 214, 220 P.
Anatomy of Vascular Plants (Butters), 5 cred.; soph, jr., sr., Bot. 2;III, IV MTWFS, 202 AB
Forest Ecology (Cooper), 3 cred., soph., jT., sr., Bot., 15 cred., ATBotany of Economic Plants (Knight), 5 cred.; jr.) sr., Bot. 15 credo
III, IV MTWFS, GBryophytes and Pteridophytes (Huff), cred.; ir., sr., Bot., 'S credo
I, II TWThFS, 202 ABAdvanced Taxonomy (Rosendahl), 9 cred.; jr., sr., Bot. 7; V, VI
MWF, 202 AB
t Instructor to be assigned.* Offered on l\linneapolis campus.
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*1l8W-1l9S Cytology (Rosendahl), 6 cred.; jr., sr., Bot. 51; I, II MWF,202 AB
*142W Plant "'Ietabolism & Growth (Knight), 5 cred.; sr., Bot. 52, Org.Chem.; I, II TWThFS, G
For additional courses see the program of the College of Science, Literature,and the Arts.
CHEMISTRY
* I f-2W-3S Ceneral Inorganic Chemistry (Reyerson) 12 cred.; for those withouthigh school chemistry; (lect.) VI MWF, 100 C, (lab.) VII, VIII"IW, 210 C
*9f'IOW Advanced Inorganic Chemistry (t) 10 cred.; for those with highschool chemistry; (lect.) VI MWF, 100 C, (lab.) VII, VIII~IWF, 210 C
*20W Quantitative Analysis (Sidener, Geiger) 5 cred.; soph., jr., sr.,Chem. 12-13, (lect.) V M, 325 C, (rec.) V F, 315 C., (lab.)VI-VIII MF and V-VIII W, 310 C
*35f-36w Organic Chemistry (Hunter) 10 cred.; jr., sr.. Chem. 15 cred.; (lect.)III "IWF: 100 C, (lab.) V, VI, VII WF or TTh, 10 C
*q.Of-I4IW-I42S Physical Chemistry C\IacDougall) 9. 12 or 15 cred.; jT., sr" Chern.2 yr. Phys. I yr. (lect.) IV MWF, 225 C, (rec.) III S, 115 C,(lab.) V. VI, VII F, 117 C
For additional courses see the program of the School of Chemistry.
DAIRY HUSBANDRY
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Elements of Dairying (Keithley, Dahle), 5 cred.; All; (lect.) IIIMWF, 39 DH, (lab.) III, IV TS, Dairy Lab. limited to 50.
Dairy Bacteriology (Macy), 5 cred.; soph., jr.. sr., Bact. I; limitedto 12; (lect.) IV TS, 40 DH, (lab.) V, VI MWF
Dairy Stock Feeding (Eckles), 3 cred.; sr., Dy. Husb. 101; Agr.Biochem. IS; IV ~IWF. 39 DH
Seminar (Eckles), I creel.; sr., 3 courses in Dy. Hush.; II S, 30 DB
ECO;-JmIICS
Ceneral Economics (\\·ertz), 5 creel.; soph., jr., sr., Sect. I, I;\1\\'ThFS. 21S En; Sect. 2, II I \IT\\'FS, 106 En
.\gricultural Economics (\Yorking), 3 cred.; soph .. jr., sr., Econ. 3'4
or :;: ~ect. I, I TThS, Io6 En; Sect. 2, II TThS. 21S EnPrinciples of Economics (AntLrson), .5 cred.; 11 ::\IT\VThF, 106 HEAgricultural Statistics (Black), .5 cred.; soph., jr., sr., (leet.) lV
;I[\\·F. 10.6 En, (lab.) ArEconomic History and Geography of Agriculture (Holmes), 10 cred.;
All. IY ;\IT\\TS, I u6 En
Principles of Organization and ~Ianagcl11ent (Pelz), 5 cred.; soph.,jr .. ~r., Econ. ,:; and 6, (leet.) 1\" ~I\YF. Lit.Th, ~ect. I. r;ll\Y. 102 ~IA. Sect. 2. II ;\l\\', leg ;\IA, Sect. 3, III "'IVV,Sect. 4. I TTh. 102 ;\1.\. Sect. S, II TTh. Sect. 6, III TTh.S.ct. " Y ;\l\\'. Sect. 8, YI \1\\', Sect. 9, \' TTh. 202 ;\IA,Sect. 10, VI TTh. 202 ~!A
Principles of Accounting (Noble anel others), 8 cred.; soph., jr., sr.,(lect.) Sect. I. I "'IWF, 301 MA; Sect. 2. II ;\IWF. 301 MA;Sect. 3. III ;\1\\'F. 301 ~IA; Sect. 4, IV MWF, 301 ;\IA;Sect. S, V ~I\\'F, 303 MA; Sect. 6, I TThS. 30 I "'IA; Sect. 7.III. TThS, 109 MA; Sect. 8. VII TThS, 109 MA; (lab.)Sect. I. V. VI :\1. 30 I ;\!A; Sect. 2. VI. VII ",r, 303 MA;
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t Instructor to be assigned.* Offered on ::\Iinneapolis campus.
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Sect. 3, III, IV T, 303 MA; Sect. 4, V, VI T, 301 MA;Sect. 5, VI, VII T, 303 MA; Sect. 6, VII, VIII T, 301 MA;Sect. 7, V, VI W, 301 MA; Sect. 8, II, III Th. 301 MA;Sect. 9, V, VI Th. 301 MA; Sect. 10, VII, VIII Th, 301 MA;Sect. II, VII, VIII F, 301 MA; Sect. 12, III, IV 5, 303 MA.
Railway Traffic and Rates (Cummings), 3 cred.; ir., sr., Econ. 3-4or 5 and 6, V MWF, 202 MA
Marketing of Manufactured Products (Pel2), 6 cred.; ir., sr., Econ.3-4 or 5 and 6, and 9 other credits; Sect. I, I TThS, 202 MA;Sect. 2" VI MWF, 202 MA
Value and Distribution (Garver), 6 cred.; jr., sr., Econ. 3·4 or5 and 6, VII MWF, 102 MA
Farm Marketing Problems (Black, Anderson), 3 cred.; sr., grad.,Econ. 89, VI, VII T., 323 Ad
Economics of Agricultural Productions (Holmes), 3 cred.; jr., sr.,Econ. 18, II TThS, 105 En
Money and Banking (Dowrie, Stehman, Ebersole), 10 cred.; jr., ST.,
Econ. 3-4 or 5 and 6, (lect.) IV TS, 209 MA; Sect. I, II TThS,209 MA; Sect. 2, III MWF, 209 MA; Sect. 3. IV MWF, 209MA; Sect. 4, VII MTW, 209 MA; Sect. S. V MWF, 209 MA;Sect. 6, VI MWF, 209 MA
Public Finance (Blakey). 6 cred.; ir., sr., Econ. 3-4 and 5 and 6,III MWF, 109 MA
EDUCATION
*If,w,s Brief Course in the History of Education (Alexander), 5 cred.; jr.,sr., Psycho!. 1-2 and 4-5 (1-2-3); II MTWThF. 205 Ed
*3f,w,s Educational Sociology (Finney), 3 cred.; jr., sr., Psycho!. I -2 and4-5 (,-2-3) III MWF, 205 Ed
*lIf,w,s Technic of Teaching (Miller). 3 cred.; ir.• sr., Psycho!. 1-2-3;I MWF, 102 E,J
*55f,w,S Elementary Educational Psychology (Dealey), 3 cred.; ir., sr., Psy-cho!' 6 cred., I MWF, Psy
For additional courses see the program of the College of Education.
EKGLISH
*If-zW-3S
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General Survey of English literature (tJ. 9 cred.; soph.. ir., sr.,. Rhet. 1'2-3 or 4-S-6; VI M\VF, 301 F
Chaucer (Brown), 4 cred.; soph., jr., sr., Engl. 1-2-3 or parallel,II TWFS, 204 F
Shakespeare (Stoll), 4 cred.; soph., ir., sr., Eng!. 1-2-3 or parallel,I MTFS, 2.D4 F
ENTOMOLOGY AND ECONOMIC ZOOLOGY
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Economic -Entomology (Ruggles), 5 cred.; soph., jr., sr., Ent. I, ArInsects of Forest Products (Graham). 3 cred.; soph., ir., sr.,
Ent. S. ArForest Zoology (Washburn), 3 cred.; ir., sr., An. BiD!. 10 cred., ArGeneral Entomology (Oestlund), 9 cred.; soph., ir., sr., An. BiD!.
10 cred.; I, II M\VF, 208-10 ABGeneral Ecology of Insects (Chapman), 9 cred.; jr., sr., Ent. 1-2 ot
37-38-39; V, VI, VII TTh, 208-10 ABAdvanced General Entomology (Oestlund). 9 cred.; ir., sr., Ent. 1·2
or 37-38'39; III. IV TThS. 208-10 AB
* Offered on Minneapolis campus.t Instructor to be assigned.
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*130W Biology and Taxonomy of the Aphididae (Oestlund), 5 cred.; sr.,Ent. 1-2 or 37-38-39, Ar
*139f-140W Histology and Development of Insects (Riley), 6 cred.; ir., sr.,Ent. 1-2, 37-38-39; III, IV MWF. 208-10 All
*I44f~I45w·I46s Animal Parasites and Parasitism (Riley), 9 cred.; jr., sr., Ent. 1-2
and 37-38-39, V. VI, VII WI'. Ar197f,w,s,su Introduction to Research (Entomology Staff), 5 or more cred.; sr.,
Ent. 1-2 or 37-38-39 or 144-145'146 and other work prescribedby the division, Ar
FAR.'.I ENGINEERING
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Blacksmithing (Johnston), 3 cred.; All, III, IV M\VF, 20 EnFarm Structures (White), 3 cred., ir., sr., F. Eng. 3, IV TS, and
VI, VII, VIII :\1, 305 EnFarm Engineering (Doss), 5 cred.; All, I MT\VFS, 107 EnApplied Mathematics (Roe), 5 cred.; for those who have not had
high school higher algebra; III MTWFS, 215 EnAgricultural Physics (t), 10 cred.; for those without high school
physics, II :\IWThFS, 216 EnLand Clearing (t), 3 cred.; jr., sr., Ar
FORESTRY
Dmdrolagy II (Wentling', DeFlon), 4 cred.; soph., jr., sr., For. 3,(lect.) II TThS, (lab.) V, VI, VII M, Hr
Forest Mensuration (Hansen), 5 creel.; ir., sr., For. 4, IV MT\VFS,Hr
Grazing (Allison), 3 cred.; ir., sr., IV M\VF, HrTree Crops (Cheyney), I cred.; All, I Th, HrGroves and \Vindbreaks (\Viggin), 3 cred.; All, I M\VF, HrLogginR (Cheyney), 3 cred.; sr., For. I, 4, III :\1\VF, HrLumber Distribution (Cheyney), 5 cred.; ir., sr., For. 33-34, II
MTWThF, Hr\Vood Structure and Identifi<:ation (\Ventling), 6 cred.; jr., sr.,
For. 3, 4, Bot. 1-2, V, VI, VII TTh, HrSeeding and Planting' (Kenety), 3 cred.; ir., sr., For. 41, III M\VF,
HrForest Policy and Administration (Allison), .3 cred.; sr., For. 43, II,
28 parallel, I :\ITWThF, HrAdvanced Dendrology (\Ventling), 3 cred.; jr., sr., For. 4, Bot. 1-2,
Ar, HrResearch l\Iethods in S.ylviculture (Kenety), 3 cred.; sr., For. 43; I
l\IWF, Hr
Pses of Wood II (\VentlinR), 3 cred.; sr., For. 33'34, IV :\1\VF, Hr
GEOLOGY AND MINERALOGY
General Geolog~· (Tieje, Emmons), 10 cred.; full course must hecompleted, 3rd qr. fr., soph., jr., sr., Chern., Sect. I, I TWThFS,210 P; Sect. 2, III MTThFS, 110 P; Sect. 3, VI MT\VThF,lID P
Laboratory \Vork (Johnston), 2 cred.; full cours:=- must be completed, 3rd qr., fr., soph., jr., sr., supports 1-2, Ar, 112 P
Introduction to Geology (Tic-je), 8 cred.: full course must he completed, 3rd qr., fr .. soph., jr., sr .. "II MT\VThF, >aoa P
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Essentials of Mineralogy (Broderick), 6 cred.; full course must becompleted, soph., jr., sr., open to students taking Chemistry,(Ieet.) IV MWF, 210 P., (lab.) V, VI, VII, VIII F and III:MWF, 100 P
:\Ieteorology (Posey), 5 cred.; soph., ir., sr., III MTThFS, 2IO PEconomic Geology (Schwartz), 6 cred.; full course must be completed,
ir., sr., Geol. '-2, II M\VF, 210 PFor additional courses see the program of the College of Science, Literature,
and the Arts.
GERMAN
See the program of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts.
HOME ECONOMICS
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Textiles (Weller, Phelps), 3 cred.; S. L. and A. and Art Educationstudents only, limited to 20, Sect. I, V, VI MWF, 21I J 307 HE;Sect. 2, II, III, IV S, open to teachers only
Garment ~faking (McDowell), 3 cred.; each section limited to 20,
Sect. I, V, VI, VII TTh, 304 HE; Sect. 2, V, VI MWF,304 HE
Dressmaking (Patchin), 5 cred.; suph., jf., sr., H.E. 3, II, 51,H. Pract. in Garment Making, limited to 20, III, IV MTWFS,303 HE
Advanced Clothing Construction (Weller, Patchin, Carlotta Brown),3 cred.; ir., sr., H.E. 13, 52, 53, limited to 2.0, III, IV M\VF,305 HE
Commercial Clothing Manufacture (Patchin), 4 cred.; sr., H.E. 17or parallel, I, II, III, IV MWF, 304 HE
Foods and Cookery (Randall, Child), 5 cred.; soph., ir., sr., Chern. 5credo and Physiol. 3 parallel, limited to 40; Sect. I, V, VI:\lTWThF, 209, 309 HE; Sect. 2, I, II MTWThF, 209, 309 HE
Food Economics (Child), 5 cred.; soph., ir., sr., H.E. 2I, limited to20; III, IV MTWFS, 313, 205, 207 HE
Nutrition I (Anderson), 5 cred.; jr., sr., H.E. 22, Agr. Biochem. 3,Bact. I, limited to 25, V, VI, VII, VIII MWF, 211, 213 HE
Special Problems in Foods and Cookery (Child), 3 cred.; sr:, H.E. 22,
I08, V, VI MWF, limited to 12; 207 HEHome :\Iana':ement: Operation and l\Iaintenance. Lectures (Lind
quist, Studley), 3 cred.; 3rd qr., jr., sr., H.E. 22, 35 parallel,Econ. 7 or parallel, \'II MWF, 213 HE
Home :\(anagement: Operation and :Maintenance, Laboratory (Lindquist, Studley), 6 creel.; 3rd qr., jr., sr., H.E. 22, H. Pract. inFoods and Cookery. 34 parallel, advanced arrangements withdivision, Ar
Organization and Methods for Related Arl Teaching (V. Goldstein),3 cred.; sr., H.E. 52, 53, 13'; IV MWF, 309 HE
Home Economics Survey (\Veigley). 2 creeL; sr.; IV T~, ':09 HEOhser\'ation and Teaching: Related Art (Goldstein, Bacon), 8 cred.;
sr., H.E. '3, 42, 52, 53: Ed. 55 or Agr. Ed. II, special scholarship requirement see bul.: VIII TTh, 213 HE, (teaching). Ar
Ohservation and Teaching: Foods and Home Management (Miller,Dorse~', Lomhard), 8 cred.; sr., H.E. 42, Ed. 55 or Agr. Ed. II,
special scholarship requirement see hul.; VITI TTh, 213 HE.(teaching), Ar
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HORTICULTURE
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Observation and Teaching: TextilesBacon, l\IacComber), 8 ered.; sr.,I I, special scholarship requirement(teaching), Ar
Observation and Teaching: General Home Economics (Miller, ClaraBrmvn), 8 cred.; sr., H.E. 42, Ed. 55 or Agr. Ed. II, specialscholarship requirement see bu!.; (lect.) VIII TTh, 213 HE(teaching), Ar
Drawing and Design (V. Goldstein, N. McEwen), 3 cred.; limitedto 20, All; Scct. I, V, VI, VII TTh, 400 HE; Sect. 2, V, VIMWF, 400 HE
Art History and Appreciation (H. Goldstein, V. Goldstein), 3 cred.;jr., sr., H.E. 5 I, limited to 20; Sect. I, II M\VF, 309 HE;Sect. 2, VII l\IWF 309 HE
Advanced Design lH. Goldstein, V. Goldstein), 4 cred.; jr., sr.,H.E. 51, limited to 20, I, II MWThF, 400 HE
"'caving and Other Crafts (Morse), 3 cred.; jr., sr., H.E. 3, 51, 53,V, VI, VII TTh, 401 HE
Large Quantity Cookery and Marketing (Richards, Farmer), 4 cred.;jr., sr., H.E. 22, limited to 10, (lect.) I M, 309 HE, (lab.)I, II, III WF, DiH
Institutional Experience (Treat, RichardsL 3 cred.; jr., sr., H.E. 22,
(lect.) I T, 309 HE, (lab.), ArInstitutional :Management (Treat, Richards), 4 cred.; sr., H.E. 61,
63, III 1\lTWF, 313 HEElementary Dietetics for Social \Vorkers (Mumford),3rd qr., soph., jr., sr., H.E. 70, Physio!. 3 or parallel,to H.E. students except by permission of head ofV, VI l\IWF, 107 HE
Dietetics (Bicster, ~[umford), :; cred.; sr., H.E. 108, limited to .20,
V, VI MTWThF, ]07, 203 HE~utrition II (Anderson), 5 cred.; jr., sr., H.E. 23, limited to 2,5,
III, IV MTWFS, 211, 213 HEAdvanced Textiles (Phelps), 3 cred.; jr., sr., H.E. 3, 51, Quant.
Chern., limited to 16, V, VI, VII TTh, 211, 307 HEClothing Economics (\Veller), 2 cred.; j r., sr., H.E. 13, 52, 53,
Econ. 7, IV M\\', 313 HEHome l\-fanagement: House Planning and Equipment (Morse), 5 cred.;
sr" H.E. 52, 53. T. II MTWThF, 401 HE
Small Fruit Culture (Brierley), 3 cred.; soph., jr., sr., Hort. 90, Bot,10 cred.; IV :\IWF, 20 Hr
Vegetable Forcing (Tapley). 3 cred.; soph., jr., sr., Hart. 90, Bot. 10
cred.; I TTh, and V, VI F, II HrPotato Production (Tapley, Krantz), 3 cred.; soph., jr., sr., Hort. 90,
Bot. 10 cred .. ArLandscape GardeninR lCady), 3 crecl.; All; II TThS, 20 HrFruit Handling- (Brierley), 3 cred.; jr., sr" Hart. 90, ArHorticultural Crop Breeding (Dorsey), 3 cred.; jr., sr., Hort. 109;
I TThS, 20 HrCommercial Truck Crowing (Tapley), 3 cred.; jr.. sr:, Hort. 90, ArSpecial Problems (Alderman), 6 cred.; ir., sr., special permission,
Hart. 107 or 131, ArHorticulture Seminar (Hort. staff), .3 cred.; jr., sr., 9 credits in
Hart. excI. of 90 and 9-1-, Ar
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MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS
*Freshman, 110 credit, V' ~IWF, A*Sophomore, no credit, I MWF, A*Advanced courses, jr., sr., 2 yr. Mil. Drill, AT
MUSIC
*If·2W-3S Harmony (Scott), 9 cred.; full course must be completed; fro music;Sect. I, II MWF, Mu.; Sect. 2, V MWF, Mu
*I4f-ISW-I6s History of l\fusie (Ferguson), 9 cred.; full course must be completed;ir., sr.; II MWF, Mu
*17£-18w-195 Appreciation of Music (Reeves), 3 cred.; full course must be com-pleted; ir., sr.; V M, Mu
*39£-40W-415 First Year Pianoforte (Scott, Ferguson), 6 or IZ cred.; fro music.see statement in course description in but.; AT
*51£-52W-535 First Year Violin (Pepinsky), 6 or 12 cred.; fro music; AT*9If-92W-93S Orchestra (Pepinsky), 3 cred.; iT., sr., 7:30 \'1, Ar*9If'98w-99S Choir (t) 3 cred.; ir" sr., consent of department; VIII :\1, Mu
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR MEN
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Gymnasinm and Swimming (:\litchell), no cred.; VI TTh, GyAdvanced Leaders (Foster, Roem:->r), 2 cred,; soph" jr., sr., instruc-
tor's permission. Ar TThS, ACorrective Gymnastics (Brown), no cred.; All; AT, A\Vrestling (Gilman), no cred.; instructor's permission, All; ArIntermediate Swirnmir.g (Glidden). no cred.; instructor's permission.
Ar, AAdvanced Swimming (Foster. Glidden), no cred.; instructor's per·
mission, AT. ABoxin~ (Goldie), no creel.; fr., instructor's permission, Ar, AIntramural Athletics (Foster), no cred,; instructor's permission, Ar. A
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Elem ntary Physical Training (t), no cred.:students; Sect. I, 1\' :\1\VF; Sect. _, V IMWF; Sect. 4. III TThS; Sect. 5, VWGm
Personal Hygiene (Norris), 3 cred.; soph., jr., sr" hn, Biol. Z-2;
II MWF, 201 WGmRhythmic Expression (Ladd), no cred.: fr .. jr .. sr.; II M\V, 133
\VGmSophomore Rhythmic Expression (La,ld). no cred.: soph. Phys. Ed.
1-2-3; Sect. I, IV TS; Sect. 2, VII TTh; Sect. 3. \'III TTh.131 WGm
Sophomore Physical Training (Shill), no cred.; soph .. Phys. Ed.1-2'3; Sect. I, III WF; Sect. 2. IV TS, Sect. 3, " TTh, 3.153 WGm
Folk Dancing and Organized Games (Kissack), no cred.; fr., jT,. sr.;V TTh, 151 WGm
Hockey. Basket·ball. and Baseball (t). no cred.; fr., jr .. sr., permission of director; VIIT TTh, I:;J 'VGrn
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II TTh, 151 WGmSophomore :\lajor Sports (Kissock), no cred.; soph., Phys. Ed. 1·2'3;
VIII MW, 151 WGmSophomore Elementary S\\'imming (Barr), no cred.; soph., required
of all sophomores who failed to pass sWimming test in freshmanyear; Sect. I, IV MW; Sect. 2, VI :\IW; Sect. 3, IV TS;
Sect. 4, VI TTh, 5' WGmSophomore Advanced Swimming (Barr), no cred.; Phys. Ed. 1-2-3;
Sect. I, VII MW; Sect. -', VII TTh, WGmGeneral Swimming OJ, no cred.; fr., jr., sr., without instruction;
VIII MTWThF, WGmIntermediate Physical Training (t), -1-% ('re(l.: jr., sr., Phys. r~d.
1-2-3 or equivalent, 25-26-27. permission of director; VI TTh
and Ar, 153 \VCmAdvanced Physical Training (Shill), -\0 crcd.; jr., sr., Phys. Ed.
5+-55-5 6 , permission of director; VII TTh and Ar, 153 \VGm
PHYSICS
*d,w,s Eh~ments of )[echanics (Erikson), 3 cred.; Trigonometry; (led.)VII MWF, 30 Ph; (quiz) VII or V Th, 30 Ph
*2f,w,s Elements of :\lechanics Laboratory (Erikson), I cred.; Phys. I orparallel; Sect. I, V, VI T; Sect. 2, VII. VIII T; Sect. 3,
V, VI Th; Sect. 4, VII, VIII Th, 16 PhFor additional courses see the program of the College of Science, LiteTature,
and the Afts.PHYSIOLOGY
Human Physiology (Greisheirner), 5 cred.; All, Chern. 10 cred.;BioI. 10 ered.; (lect., ree.) I MTWThF, 301 MH; (lab.) I, II,
III S, 315 MH
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Organic Chem.; I, II, III TThS, 310 MHPhysiology of the Nervous System and Special Senses (Scott,
:\IcClendon), 8 cred.; jr., sr., Organic Chem., An. BioI., IV, V,
VI, VII MWF, 3°1 MHMineral Metabolism (:\IcClendonJ. 3 cred.; jr., sr., Physiol. IlO;
V, VI, VII TTh, 303 MHAdvanced Physiologic Chemistry (Pettibone, Kingsbury), cred., Ar.,
jr., sr., Physiol. 100·[01; Ar, 310 ::\IHFor additional courses see the program of the Medical School.
PLANT PATHOLOGY AND BOTANY
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Seed Problems (Larson), 3 cred.; jr., sr., PI. Path. 9, Arl\[ycology (Stakrnan, Freeman, Dosdall), 9 cred.; jr., sr., Bot. 7. II
or equivalent; Ill. 1\' ;\IWF, Sem. PI'),Iethods (Stakman, Leach), 6 ('red.; jr., sr., PI. Path. I, Hact. I, ArDiseases of Fidd Crops (Stakman), J cred.; jr., ST., PI. Path. I;
V. n :\IW1', 1,2 PP
POLITICAL SCIENCE
*1 f,w,S American Goyernment (t), 5 cred.; soph., jr., sr., fr. with 10 credoin Hist.; II :\IWThFS, Ar
t Instructor to be assigned.* Offered on :Minneapolis campus.
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For additional courses see the program of the College of Science, Literature,and the Arts.
POULTRY HUSBANDRY
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PSYCHOLOGY
* If'2""3s General Psychology (Elliott, Foster), 9 credo (6 credo allowed forfirst two quarters); soph., ir., sr.; (Iect.) I or VII l\rW, LittleTheater; Sect. I, (rec.) I Th, F or S; Sect. 2" (rec.) II Th,F or S; Sect. 3 (rec.) III Th, F or S; Sect. 4, (rec.) IV F;Sect. 5 (rec,) V Th or F; Sect. 6 (rec,) VII Th or F, Psy
*4f-.~w-6s Introductory Laboratory Psychology (Foster et a1), 3 credo (2 credoallowed for first two quarters); soph., jr., sr., An. BioI. 10 credoIn 1920-21 physics, bot. or chern. may be substituted. Sect. I,
I, II T, 211 Psy; Sect. 2, III, IV T, 211 Psy; Sect. 3, V, VIT, 211 Psy; Sect. 4, VII, VIII T, 211 Psy
"* r (I r f-r 02W- [03S Experimental Psychology (Fernald et at), 9 cred.; entire course mustbe completed, ir., sr., Psych. 1'2'3, 4'5.6; VI MWF, VII \VF,116 Psy
*108w-I09s Advanced General Psychology (t), 6 cred.; sr., grad., Psych. 101-102-103 or by permission; ]1 ~nYF, 109 Psy. Entire coursemust be completed.
*II4w-rr3s Human Behavior (Elliott)j 6 creel.; jr., sr., Psych. 1-2-3,4-5-6, An.BioI. 10 crcd.; II TThS, Psy. Entire course must be completed.
*llgf-120\Y Animal Behavior (Lashley), 6 cred.; jr., sr., PS,'Ych. 1-2-3. 4-3-6.An. BioI. 10 cred.; VI l\rWF and VII \VF, 109 Psy. Entirecourse must be completed.
*J2sf-r.36w Differential Psychology (Fernald), 6 cred.; jr., sr., Psych. 1"2-3,4".::;·6;III ~1\VF, 109 Psy. Entire course must be completed.
*[2;-\\"~r2E's Social Psychology (t), 6 cred.; jr., sr., Psych. 1-2-3,4-5-6; III TThS,r 15 Psy. Entire course must he completed.
*I3If-I32W Child :\lind (Lowell), 6 cred,; jr., sr., Psych. 1'2'3, 4-5.6; III TThS,109 Psy. Entire course must be completed.
*q.d-I4s\\' Abnormal Ps:rchology (Lashley), 6 creel.; jr., sr., Psych. [-2-3, ...j.-3-6;IV ~I\VF, 109 .,L""sy. Entire course must be completed.
*1.~6\\' Psychology of Advertising (l\forganL 3 cred.; jr., sr., Psych. 1-2, 8,Econ. 23; IV MWF, 115 Psy
For additional courses see the progr'am of the CoIJege of Science, Literature,and the Arts.
PUBLICATIONS AJ'.iD RURAL JOUR~ALISM
JO£-1 r\\'~125 Agricultural Journalism (Kirkwood), 9 cred.; jr., sr., Journalism13'14'15, 16'17; V l\IWF,2 Ad
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RHETORIC
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MWF, 310 En; Sect. 2, III MWF, 217 En; Sect. 3, 1\' l\IWF,216 En; Sect. 4, I TThS, 310 En; Sect. 5, II TThS. 310 En
Rhetoric III (Clausen, Jenkins), 3 cred.; All, Rhet. 2; Sect. I, IIl\I\VF, 307 En; Sect. 2, III M\VF, 310 En
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I MWThFS, 3II En; Sect. 2, II MWThFS, 2 1 7 En.Public Speaking (Burtis), 5 cred.; soph., jr., sr., Rbet. 3; Sect. I,
II MWThFS; Sect. 2, III :,>ITWFS; Sect. 3, IV, MTWFS.
311 En
ROMANCE LANGUAGES
See program of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts
SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL WORK
* I f,w,s Introduction to Sociology (\Vray, Lively, Boettiger, Finney), 5 cred.:3rd qr. fr .. soph., jr., sr.; Sect. I, IV )ITWFS, 5 F; Sect. 2.
V MTWThF. 9 F; Sect. 3, VI )ITWThF, 9 F; Sect. 4, VII
MTWThF, 5 F'6f,w,s Modern Social Reform )Iovements (Lively, Boettiger, Elmer), 3 cred.;
soph., jr .. sr., Sociol. 1; Sect. I, III )IWF, 9 F; Scct. 2, VMWF, 5 F; Sect. 3, VI )IWF, 5 F
14£,W,5 Rural Sociology (Lundquist. BeTnard), 3 cred.; soph., jT., sr ..Sociol. I, no prereq. for seniors; Sect. I, IV l\l\VF, 105 En;
Sect. 2, I TThS 9 F*S2W Treatment of Dependents and Defectives (Bruno), 3 cred.; jT., sr.,
Sociol. 51, I TThS, 107 F*1 lOW Rural Community Organization, etc. (Bernard), 2 cred.; jT., sr., two
courses in Social., VII, VIII Th, 9 F'* I I9w The Family (Elmer), 3 cred.; j r., sr., three courses in Social. or
two in Social. with one in Home Economics, Econ., Pol. Sci ..Amer. and Anthrapa!. or Law; III TThS, 9 F
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and the Arts.
SOILS
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Elementary Soils (Rost), 2 cred.; All; III TS, 231 elISpecial Problems in Soils (Alway), credo according to amount of
work; sr .. Soils 10l, 103. ArMechanical Analysis of Soils ()!c)Iiller), 3 cred,; jr .. sr., Soils 3, Ar'Minnesota Soils (Alway), 3 creeL; sr., Soils 3, AT
VETERINARY MEDICINE
Comparative Physiology (Hewitt), (> cred.; soph., jr., sr., Vet. ~Ied. 2;
I MWF, 2 VeInfectious Diseases (Fitch), 3 cred.; jr., sr., Vet. l\Ied. 3·-1-, Bact. I;
I TThS. 2 YeAdvanced Anatomy of Dome~tic Animals (Kernkamp), 6 cred.; jr., sr..
Vet. ~led. 2 or equivalent, ArAdvanced Comparative Physiology (Hewitt), 6 {'red.; jr., sr., Vet.
Med. 34 or equivalent; (Iect,) II TTh, (lab) V, VI Th, " Ve
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