A.  Descriptive  Geometry.  This  course  is  equivalent  to  courses
8  or  9,  Register,  page  398.  A  study  of  the  representation  of  lines,
planes,  surfaces,  and  solids  ;  and  of  their  inter-relation  ;  tangents,
intersections,  and  developments  ;  warped  surfaces ;  shades  and
shadows;  perspective.  Thesubject  is  presented  by  lectures  and  notes,
and  the  student  is  expected  to  establish  the  principles  and  methods
presented  by  graphical  solution  of  original  problems,  worked  out  in
the  drawing  hours.  Ivcctures,  daily  ex.  S.,  8.  Drawing,  daily  ex.  S.,
9-12.     Lincoln  Hall.     Mr.  Pond.
The  work  of  this  Course  will  be  accepted  for  the  Descriptive
Geometry  required  in  Sibley  College.
LIBRARY  OF  CONGRESS.
