Part I--Correspondence Courses
Part I--Correspondence Courses
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French c 1. Elementary Course. Drill in the essentials of French grammar, written exercises, and translation. Non-credit. Professor Dey.
Fee, $3.00.
Geology cl. Elementary Geology. Lectures with reading and field work; home laboratory on common minerals 'and rodcs. Open only to students who have had Geology 1 in the College or Geology s3 in the Summer School, and given to complete these courses.
Credit course,^ three hours. Professor Cobb. Fee, $5.00, plus carrying charges on minerals and rocks....
(This course can be given only when five or more from one central point apply for it, since it is desirable that the teacher visit the class for field work.) c2. Advanced Geological Field Work and Special Research. Geology* 13 of the College, and to be taken in extension of that work.
Credit course, one and one-half hours. Professor Cobb. Fee, $5.00, plus field expenses of the teachers.
German c L An elementary course equivalent to the first year of high school German. Drill in the essentials of German grammar, transla- tion of easy idiomatic German.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
French c 1. Elementary Course. Drill in the essentials of French grammar, written exercises, and translation. Non-credit. Professor Dey.
Fee, $3.00.
Geology cl. Elementary Geology. Lectures with reading and field work; home laboratory on common minerals 'and rodcs. Open only to students who have had Geology 1 in the College or Geology s3 in the Summer School, and given to complete these courses.
Credit course,^ three hours. Professor Cobb. Fee, $5.00, plus carrying charges on minerals and rocks....
(This course can be given only when five or more from one central point apply for it, since it is desirable that the teacher visit the class for field work.) c2. Advanced Geological Field Work and Special Research. Geology* 13 of the College, and to be taken in extension of that work.
Credit course, one and one-half hours. Professor Cobb. Fee, $5.00, plus field expenses of the teachers.
German c L An elementary course equivalent to the first year of high school German. Drill in the essentials of German grammar, transla- tion of easy idiomatic German.
What to read after Part I--Correspondence Courses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by North Carolina. University. Bureau of Extension. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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