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pletion of a thesis based on research is a requirement for a graduate degree
in the medical sciences (see College of Medicine Catalog).
 GRADUATE COURSES
MED 630-RESEARCH IN MEDICAL SCIENCES. 1 to 15 credits
 Supervised research other than that for the thesis or dissertation in immunology
and medical microbiology, neuroscience, pathology, physiology, pharmacology, and
radiation biophysics. May be repeated with change of content up to a maximum of
15 credits.
MED 697-SUPERVISED RESEARCH: IMMUNOLOGY AND MEDICAL MICROBI-
 OLOGY, NEUROSCIENCE, PATHOLOGY, PHARMACOLOGY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND
 RADIATION BIOPHYSICS. 1 to 5 credits
 Credit not applicable toward degree. May be repeated.
MED 698-SUPERVISED TEACHING: IMMUNOLOGY AND MEDICAL MICROBI-
 OLOGY, NEUROSCIENCE, PATHOLOGY, PHARMACOLOGY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND
 RADIATION BIOPHYSICS. 1 to 5 credits
 Credit not applicable toward degree. May be repeated.
 MED 699-MASTER'S RESEARCH: IMMUNOLOGY AND MEDICAL MICROBI-
 OLOGY, NEUROSCIENCE, PATHOLOGY, PHARMACOLOGY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND
 RADIATION BIOPHYSICS. 1 to 17 credits
 MED 799-DOCTORAL RESEARCH: IMMUNOLOGY AND MEDICAL MICROBI-
 OLOGY, NEUROSCIENCE, PATHOLOGY, PHARMACOLOGY, AND PHYSIOLOGY.
 1 to 17 credits


 METALLURGICAL AND MATERIALS
 ENGINEERING

 (College of Engineering)

 GRADUATE FACULTY 1971-72
 RHINES, F. N., Chairman; BALDWIN, D. H.; DEHOFF, R. T.; DOVE, D. B.;
 GOULD, R. W.; GUY, A. G.; HARTLEY, C. S.; HENCH, L. L.; HREN, J. J.;
 HUMMEL, R. E.; KRONSBEIN, J. (emeritus); LOEHMAN, R. E.; PEPINSKY, R.;
 REED-HILL, R. E.; TIFFIN, W. T.; VERINK, E. D., JR.; WHITNEY, E. D.

 Graduate Coordinator: R. E. REED-HILL
 The minimum basic requirement for admission to the graduate program
 in metallurgical engineering is a bachelor's degree in metallurgical engineering,
 a related field of engineering, or science. Those graduate students who can
 present the prerequisites for the graduate courses in metallurgy, without
 having to schedule more than 18 credits in advanced undergraduate metal-
 lurgy, will be considered to have fulfilled this requirement. Each candidate
 for the doctorate, registering as a graduate student for the first time at the
 University of Florida, may be required to take a comprehensive examination
 in the field of metallurgical engineering. The purpose of this examination is
 to facilitate the planning of the candidate's graduate program.