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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 137_  
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING it
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Professor Freeman, Assistant Professor Bureau, Assistant Professor E
Barnett, Mr. Watkins )
This year the laboratory has been moved to larger and more com- l
modious quarters. and a new switchboard has been installed. A set
of portable Esterline graphic meters and a G. E. arc welding set of 200
amperes capacity are part of the new equipment added this year. * Y
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In addition to the general university library the department has ‘
a library for the especial use of students in Electrical Engineering.  
The leading electrical journals are placed in this library. I
The course of study in electrical engineering is the same as that ».
in mechanical engineering. See page 139. ·
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION t
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i 1. Ermrnxrs or ELliC'l`RIC.\L Exorxnnnzxc. Required of all juniors
in Engineering and seniors in Industrial Chemistry. Prerequisite, Y
( Physics 3b. Matlieinatics 7a (calculus, first part) must have been 5
completed or be taken coordinately. Three hours u week. First se-   '
{ niester. Assistant Professor Bureau, Assistant Professor Barnett. { h
2. Dinner Cirniucxr Drxsmios. Required of juniors in Mechanical ’
_ and Electrical Engineering. Prerequisite, Electrical Engineering 1. ~ r
l Tito hours ci ·z::eck. Second semester. Assistant Professor Bureau. L
i 3. £XL'l'EIlNATING Cm chanical and Electrical Engineering. This course is intended to ,
{ parallel electrical Engineering 4. Prerequisites, Electrical Engineer-
I ing 1, 2 and 3. Four hours a week. First semester. Professor Free-
A man, Assistant Professor Bureau.
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