The University of Michigan
The University of Michigan
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Carhart, Wesleyan, '69, Professor of Physics, andone instructor, George W. Patterson, Yale, '84, who became the firstProfessor of Electrical Engineering in May, 1905. In 1899 a course inNaval Architecture and Marine Engineering was created with Herbert C. Sadler, Glasgow, '93, as the first Professor. The following year thefirst degree was conferred in a new Department of Chemical Engineering, and in 1902 Edward DeMille Campbell, '86, became head of the newdivision as Professor of Chemical Engin...eering and Analytical Chemistry.
The first plan for the University called for a Professorship ofEngineering and Architecture, but no attention was paid to the lattersubject until the appointment of W. L. B. Jenney, to the Professorship ofArchitecture in 1876. Appropriations failed, however, and the chair wasdiscontinued in 1880, not to be revived until 1906, when a Department ofArchitecture was organized under the charge of Emil Lorch, A. M. , Harvard, '03, with the two departments associated under the title of theDepartment (later Colleges) of Engineering and Architecture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carhart, Wesleyan, '69, Professor of Physics, andone instructor, George W. Patterson, Yale, '84, who became the firstProfessor of Electrical Engineering in May, 1905. In 1899 a course inNaval Architecture and Marine Engineering was created with Herbert C. Sadler, Glasgow, '93, as the first Professor. The following year thefirst degree was conferred in a new Department of Chemical Engineering, and in 1902 Edward DeMille Campbell, '86, became head of the newdivision as Professor of Chemical Engin...eering and Analytical Chemistry.
The first plan for the University called for a Professorship ofEngineering and Architecture, but no attention was paid to the lattersubject until the appointment of W. L. B. Jenney, to the Professorship ofArchitecture in 1876. Appropriations failed, however, and the chair wasdiscontinued in 1880, not to be revived until 1906, when a Department ofArchitecture was organized under the charge of Emil Lorch, A. M. , Harvard, '03, with the two departments associated under the title of theDepartment (later Colleges) of Engineering and Architecture.
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