42 STATE COLLEGE OF KENTUCKY.  
· three years in practical engineering work, passes a satisfactory examination
at the College, and presents an acceptable thesis.  i'
At least two years‘ notice must be given to the Faculty that post-graduate work is .·
done, andthe work must be approved by the Faculty. l` 
FRESH MAN YEAR.  
Tec/mica! [¢zsl1*z¢c1!i0¢z—Twenty-six weeks, three hours per week. (a) Q
Recitations on the forms of wood-working tools and the cutting and pecu- `
· · liarities of timber. (6) Lectures on the operation of the various forms of `
wood—working machinery. (c) Lectures on pattern-making, molding and ‘
casting.
./Plea/zanical and Free-Hand Drawi¢zg——Twenty-six weeks, six hours per _
week, and ten weeks, ten hours per week. (a) This drawing includes free- A
hand sketches, drawing from copies and models, using parts of machines in
the Mechanical Laboratories as models. (6) Free-hand lettering. (6) Ex-
ercises in tinting and shading. (d) Tracing.
S/mp-w0rk—Thirty-six weeks, twelve hours per week (rz) Bench-work
in wood, including exercises in the following operations: Planing, sawing, A
rabeting, plowing, notcliing, splicing, mortising, tenoning, dove-tailing.  p
framing, paneling, and the general use of carpenters’ tools. (6) Wood- G
turning, involving the various principles of lathe—work in wood. (c) Pat- _
tern-making, which gives the student discipline in the construction of pat-
terns for foundry work. (d) Foundry work, including the various opera-
tions of molding, core-making, and the molding of iron and brass.
Ewzglis/z——Thirty-six weeks, tive hours per week.
V Alge6r¢z—'1`en weeks, five hours per week.
Solid Geomehj/—Nine weeks, tive hours per week. A
Trzigarzanzelyj/—Thi1·teen weeks, Eve hours per week. )
P/zysz`cs—Twenty weeks, five hours per week. )
s0PHOMORE YEAR,  
Technical [¢zsl1¢ucii02z—Sixteen weeks, one hour per week. (zz) Lectures  
. on the handling of iron and steel in forging, and the methods of tempering i
and annealing steel. (6) Lectures on modern machine-shop practice.
/Vee/zamtal Dmz0ing——Sixteen weeks, four hours per week ; thirty-six —
weeks, ive hours per week. (zz) Drawing the parts of machines and com- `
plete machines to scale. (6) Geometric and Descriptive Geometry, prob-
lems. (c) Design of machine details. __
Shop-w¢¢¢·k—Tl1irty-six weeks, twelve hours per week. (rz) Exercises * °
in iron and steel forging. (6) Exercises in vise-work in metal. (6) Gener- i
, al machine work ; including screw-cutting, drilling, planing, and the mill- i
ing of iron, brass, and steel. _'
DE5C7'l¢i?.Z’6’ Ge0mciry—Nineteen weeks, live hours per week.
Physical L¢z60raZ0ry—Seventeen weeks, five hours per week.
` Anaéyliczzl Ge0m@iry—Thirty·tw0 weeks, tive hours per week.
` C`hemist¢j/—Niueteen weeks, five hours per week.
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