Minutes of the University Senfite ~ October 21, 19/9
the curriculum in Metallurgical reinserlng, to corresonnd to the “receding

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change in

   

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The Univers
November 15,

in the Assembly Room of Lafferty
presided.

ity Senate met Hall Monday,

1940. President Cooper

The minutes or October 21 were read and avurcved.
Professor 8. H. Weaver read to the Senate the following reuort from the
Curriculum Committee:
The committee recommends th*t the Senate auurove the following
reCOmH endatious from the College of Arts and Sciences:
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1. Geology 206. Structural onlOgy. rhree credits A study

 

of the structural features of the earth's crust with an analYSis of

the mechanics involved in the uroduction of such structures. (Three
lectures and recitations or two lectures and two hours of laborat3r3i

Will var v at difierent times.)

 

 

 

 

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Prerequriites: Physics 13,0; oeology 20e,b; geology 124 a,b.
2. Geology 125. Methods of Subsurface Correlatio Three
edits. Methods of and “uractice in subsurface strati raohic work

in oetroleum geology.

Ererequisites: Geology 122 and 123a,b
3. Drop

Petrology.

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“OZ; Egézglqu: Opticalldineralogv enl 207b,

 

 

 

 

4. Geology 212a. Petr olOgjn Optical Mineralogy. Three
credits. A study of the ontic -al trove rties of minerals in thin

An int roduccion
One lecture Mn

cections by means of tne Detro rauhic micrOSCOpe.

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to the class ific ati3n oi the igneous rocks. four

hours of laboratory Der week.
Prerequisites: Physics la,b and Geology l?33,b

Three credits. A
sed on micros scooical analysis. One

5. Geolo gy 212b.§3@ me ntarf :etrolOVV.
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study of sedimentarv rocks b
lecture and four 3

hours of l bo ratory Der week

Prerequisite: Geology 212a-

 

 

 

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