ANTHROPOLOGY 1. National Characteristics of Civilized and Primitive Peoples. (2) 2. Primitive Literature. (2) RADIN. ASTRONOMY S11. Modern Astronomy. (To be arranged.) (4) $105. Navigation and Nautical Astronomy. ranged.) CHARLIER. EINARSSON. (To be arCHARLIER. Demonstration Class in Elementary Biology. (No credit.) S2. General Botany. (3) BOTANY 127. The Principles of Plant Physiology. (2) CHEMISTRY BAILEY. PEIRCE. PEIRCE. A. Elementary Chemistry. (Matriculation, 3.) $179. Special Laboratory Work. (To be arranged.) BLASDALE. CIVIL ENGINEERING Civil Engineering 3. (3) FOOTE, ALVAREZ, LANGELIER, WISKOCIL, SWAFFORD, EINARSSON, and Assistants. Civil Engineering 103. (3) FOOTE, ALVAREZ, LANGELIER, WISKOCIL, SWAFFORD, and Assistants. COMMERCE $14A. Elements of Accounting. (2) ENGLISH. S14B. Interpretation of Accounts. (2) ENGLISH. 1. Commercial Education in Secondary Schools. (2) BARNHART. Demonstration Classes. (No credit.) (2) DRAWING CD. Instrumental Drawing. (2) $101. Course for Teachers. (2) BLANCHARD. WYTHE and JOHNSON. WYTHE. JOHNSON. WYTHE. 16. Theory and Practice in Early Education. (1) 18A. Rhythmic Activities. (1) BARBOUR. DORRETT. 18B. Musical Activities. (1) DORRETT. 31. Observational Leadership or Practice Teaching. (1 or 2) HETHERINGTON and Play School Staff. 32. Methods of Teaching in the Elementary School. (1) HETHERINGTON. PERRY. 37. Teaching the Braille System. (2) 101. Theory and Practice of Instruction in Elementary or General Science. (2) S103B. History of Education; Modern Period. (2) SNYDER. BOLIN. 112. General Methods of Teaching in the Elementary School. (2) 113. Educational Psychology. (2) 117. The Foundations of Educational Theory. (2) MEAD. ROGERS. BOONE. 119. The Principles and Practice of Vocational Guidance. (2) BREWER. 120. Problems in Vocational Guidance. (1 or 2) BREWER. S208. Public Administration of School Systems. (Seminar.) (2) BOONE. 212. Measurement of Elementary School Work. (2) 213. The Use of Experimental and Statistical Methods in Education. (2) MEAD. 257. Seminar in the Principles of Literature. (2) WELLS. WOODBERRY. SOULÉ. WELLS. WELLS. General Linguistics and the Teaching of Language. (See French 133.) CARNOY. GEOGRAPHY S1B. Elementary Meteorology. (2) VARNEY. $116c. The Geography of Europe, with Special Reference to the War. (2) VARNEY. GERMAN A. The Elements of German. (Double course.) (4) JORDAN. B. Advanced Elementary German. (Double course.) HELLER. D. Intermediate German. (2) SCHNEIDER. S106c. Grammar, Composition, and Conversation. $115A. Figure Drawing and Composition. (1) The Practice of Design. (See Household Art 186.) 120. Out-of-door Sketching. (1) $199. Pro-seminar in Graphic Art. (1-2) $269. Seminar in Graphic Art. (To be arranged.) NAHL and DILLMAN. WICKSON. NAHL. CLARK. WICKSON. NAHL. NAHL. LINFORTH. LINFORTH. 95. Europe since 1815: A Study of the Origins and Historical Issues Involved in the Present World War. (2) 131. History of the Renaissance in Europe. (2) DUTCHER. 132. History of the Protestant Reformation in Europe. (2) HULME. 175. History of American Diplomatic Relations with European Powers. (2) DUTCHER. 176. History of the Mexican War. (2) MCCORMAC. MCCORMAC. (2) BOLTON. S282. Seminar in Western American History. (1) BOLTON. $197A. Review of Technique by Practical Problems. (2) $197в. Review of Technique by Advanced Work. (2) 183. Historical Embroidery. (2) 3. The Preparation of Copy for Publication. (2) DYMENT and CASEY. $262. Seminar in Plautus. Critical Study in Plautus. (2) WEBER. Credit not to exceed 6 units may be granted for the entire course. BREWITT, COULTER, MITCHELL, ANDRUS. 1. Cataloguing and Classification, including Shelf Listing. 30 periods. 2. Reference Work. 10 periods. 3. Book Buying and Selection of Books. 8 periods. 4. Work with Children and Schools. 8 periods. 5. Loan Systems. 2 periods. 6. Binding and Repair of Books. 2 periods. 7. Library Buildings and Equipment. 2 periods. 8. California Library Law and Conditions. 2 periods. A. Graphic Algebra. (2) MATHEMATICS WOLFE. |