North Georgia College Undergraduate Bulletin 1895
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Professor James E,. Dunn.
The course in Mathematics, beginning at the very threshold of the subject, carried the student through Arithmetic, Alge- bra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytical Geometry, and Calculus, and with faithful application any student, with good ordinary mind, can master it.
26 Sub-Freshman "B" Class. — The course in Arithmetic con- sists of one recitation daily for one year in the Sub-Freshman " B " Class, the usual arithmetical subjects being thoroughly treated of. The mathe...matical recitation room has ample back- board facilities, and each student is required almost daily to work examples and explain principles, and at the end of every month stand a rigid examination.
Sub-Freshman " A " Class. — Elementary Algebra to Quad- ratics is taken up by the Sub-Freshman "A" Class at the beginning of each year, and studied five months, with monthly examinations throughout the entire year. On completion of Algebra to quadratic equations, this class enters upon the study of Synthetic Geometry of the line point and circle in the plane, the topics for the remainder of the year being: The line and lines, two points, angles, three or more lines and determined points, the triangle, parallels, the circle and con- structions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Professor James E,. Dunn.
The course in Mathematics, beginning at the very threshold of the subject, carried the student through Arithmetic, Alge- bra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytical Geometry, and Calculus, and with faithful application any student, with good ordinary mind, can master it.
26 Sub-Freshman "B" Class. — The course in Arithmetic con- sists of one recitation daily for one year in the Sub-Freshman " B " Class, the usual arithmetical subjects being thoroughly treated of. The mathe...matical recitation room has ample back- board facilities, and each student is required almost daily to work examples and explain principles, and at the end of every month stand a rigid examination.
Sub-Freshman " A " Class. — Elementary Algebra to Quad- ratics is taken up by the Sub-Freshman "A" Class at the beginning of each year, and studied five months, with monthly examinations throughout the entire year. On completion of Algebra to quadratic equations, this class enters upon the study of Synthetic Geometry of the line point and circle in the plane, the topics for the remainder of the year being: The line and lines, two points, angles, three or more lines and determined points, the triangle, parallels, the circle and con- structions.
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