an opportunity to learn whether she cares to continue the study of nursing and for what particular branch of nursing she wishes to prepare, but it will enable the faculty to judge as to her ability to develop the qualities necessary in a nurse. The last six months of training is so arranged that the student who has completed all required work satisfactorily may elect further training in any branch of nursing. She may spend this time in several departments if she wishes to do general private nursing; she may spend it in one department if her wish is to specialize; or she may prepare to do teaching or administrative work. B. COURSE LEADING TO A.B. DEGREE, CERTIFICATE IN NURSING AND CERTIFICATE IN PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING The first two and one-half years at the University and the class work at the University of California Hospital will be arranged as in "A." The details of the practical work are given in the ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE SCHOOL FOR NURSING, copies of which may be obtained from the Director of Nursing and Social Service, University of California Hospital, Fourth and Parnassus avenues, San Francisco. SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE The requirements for admission to the technical course in architecture are junior standing (64 units) in the College of Letters and Science and the following specific courses at the University. The matriculation requirements are identical with those of the colleges of engineering as set forth in earlier pages of this circular. If the course is to be completed in six years these courses must be completed in the lower division: Mathematics 3A-3B, 4A-4B; Graphic Art 14A-14B; Drawing 3A, 3B, 3c; Physics 1A-1B; Civil Engineering 8; Architecture 5A-5B, 11, 12A-12B, 13A-13в. NOTE. Students who do not wish to follow the technical curriculum in architecture may choose architecture as a major subject in the College of Letters and Science. The requirement for entrance to the School of Architecture (as distinguished from the Department of Architecture) is the A.B. degree with a major in architecture or the equivalent of this. The degree of Graduate in Architecture is conferred upon students in the School of Architecture who shall have remained in residence at least one year after obtaining the A.B. degree and who shall have satisfactorily completed the following courses of study: Architecture 5ABCDEF, 11, 12AB (six half-years), 13AB (three half- Civil Engineering 1E, 8, 107EF, 108F, 115, 116, 117, 127. To obtain the degree of Graduate in Architecture in the shortest possible time, students will find it necessary to anticipate the required studies as much as possible before obtaining the A.B. degree. The division of the classes in Architectural Design is based upon a system of progressive values, instead of half-years, as follows: Stage I-(Architecture 101A, Elementary Design) 3 projets during the half-year, First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Esquisse-Esquisse (3 required each half-year out of 8 programmes), First Grade Second Grade 24 values required. Stage II (Architecture 101B, Elementary Design) 3 projets during the half-year, 12 values 8 4 0 4 values 2 12 values First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Esquisse-Esquisse (3 required each half-year out of 8 programmes), First Grade Second Grade 24 values required. Stage III (Architecture 102A-102в) 3 projets each half-year, First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Esquisse-Esquisse (3 required each half-year out of 8 programmes), First Grade Second Grade 8 4 0 4 values 2 12 values 8 4 0 4 values 3 48 values required. Stage IV (Architecture 203A–203в, Planning and Com position) 3 projets each half-year, Esquisse-Esquisse (3 required each half-year out of No student may count, toward his total values, more than 4 values on EsquisseEsquisse each half-year. No excess values in a given stage may be applied to credit in a higher stage. In stages IV and V a medal may be granted for a specially fine projet but no additional value is attached thereto. Projets which are handed in late receive the grade next below their rank. Students who have fulfilled all other requirements of the curriculum of the School of Architecture are eligible to begin the thesis for the degree of Graduate in Architecture on, and only on, the completion of one hundred and sixty-eight values, regardless of the time covered, provided that the minimum time is two and one-half years after having completed the requisite preparatory work for Architecture 101. Students may begin the thesis and seminar required for the degree of Graduate in Architecture upon the completion of one hundred and sixty-eight values (with above minimum proviso), whether it be at the end of a half-year or not, and present the work at the end of a time equal to a regular half-year. SCHOOL OF EDUCATION The term "School of Education" designates the professional courses intended: 1. For students preparing to become teachers in secondary schools and colleges; 2. For graduates of normal schools, who are making further preparation for teaching in elementary schools; 3. For students preparing to engage in school administration or to teach in normal schools or in university departments of education or to carry on research in the field of education.. While many of the courses offered are open to college juniors, the prerequisite for formal admission to the School of Education is the completion of at least three full years of undergraduate work. For further information concerning the School of Education, see the annual announcement of the School, to be obtained from the Recorder of the Faculties. SCHOOL OF JURISPRUDENCE The following persons will be admitted without examination, as candidates for the degree of Juris Doctor: (1) graduates of any college of the University of California, and of other colleges and universities of approved grade; (2) students of the University of California who have attained junior standing in the College of Letters and Science or in the College of Commerce. For further information, see the annual announcement of the School, to be obtained from the Recorder of the Faculties. MEDICAL SCHOOL Matriculation.-For matriculation in the Medical School-the tive years' course leading to M.D.-the student is required to complete 64 units in the College of Letters and Science, or to present evidence of an equivalent preparation; it is recommended, however, that he complete 94 units as outlined in the "Premedical Curricula" below. He must also give evidence of sufficient training in physics, chemistry and biology to enable him to pursue with profit the curriculum of the school and must possess a reading knowledge of French or German. The following courses now offered represent the minimum of satisfactory preparation in the sciences named (numbers refer to the Announcement of Courses for 1919-20): Chemistry 1A-1B, 8, 9; Physics 2A-2B and 3B; Zoology 1A-1B, 108. In and after August, 1919, one year of English literature and composition (6 units of University credit) will be an additional "rerequisite for matriculation in the Medical School. |