CATALOG 1952-1953


 Freshman Year Hours Sophomore Year Hours
 1.-C-I, American Institutions .................... 8 *1.-CY. 121-122, General Chemistry ............ 8
 2.- BTY. 101-102 ..................................... 6 2.- C-5, The Humanities .............................. 8
 3.-C-3, Reading, Speaking and Writing.... 8 3.-CL. 223, Surveying .................................. 3
 *4.-MS. 105-106 ....................................... 8 4.-FY. 220, FY. 226-227, FY. 228............ 10
 5.- Approved Electives ................... ........... 0-6 5.-EH. 312, Exposition .......................... 2
 6.- Military Science ................................. 2 6.-Approved Electives ................. ............ 0-6
 Physical Fitness .................. ...... ........ 0 7.--M military Science ...................................... 2
 Physical Fitness ............................... .......... 0
 31-38
 33-39
 Approved electives and specific requirements:
 For Specialization in Forest Management
 Electives: C-21, ES. 205-206, PS. 110, ATG. 211-212, CY. 123
 For Specialization in Forest Products Technology
 Electives: ES. 205-206, ATG. 211-212, ML. 181
 MS. 105-106 are required.
 For Specialization in Wildlife Management
 Electives: C-21, GY. 203, ES. 205-206, SY. 241, GPY. 203, GPY. 305, GPY.
 323, C-61-62, BLY. 161-162, and BTY. 306 are required. BTY. 101-
 102 are not required for this curriculum.
 *The above is designed for students whose placement tests and preparatory school work entitle them
to this election. Others must take the general subjects first, C-4 and C-2.

 ARCHITECTURE AND ALLIED ARTS

 The program for freshmen and sophomores who plan to earn a degree in the Col-
lege of Architecture and Allied Arts is as follows:
Freshman Year Credits Sophomore Year Credits
1.-C-1, American Institutions ....... 8 1.-C-5, The Humanities ................................ 8
2.- C-2, The Physical Sciences .................... 6 2.-C-6, Biological Science ............................ 6
3.-C-3, Reading, Speaking and 3.-Departmental Electives as
 W riting- Freshman English .................. 8 listed below ........................................ 14-20
 4.-C-4, Logic and Mathematics .............. 6 Military Science; Physical Fitness ...... 2
 5.-Departmental Electives as listed below 0-6
 Military; Physical Fitness ...................... 2 30-36
 30-36

 Departmental Electives

 Architecture or Building Construction.-Freshmen and sophomores who plan to
earn a degree in Architecture or in Building Construction should elect the following
courses as part of their basic program:
 AE. 101-The Arts of Design, 3 credits (Freshman or sophomore year)
 AE. 102-Vision and Graphics, 3 credits (Freshman or sophomore year)
 AE. 203-Basic Design, 3 credits (Sophomore year)
 AE. 204-Organic Planning, 3 credits (Sophomore year)
 AE. 205-206.-Building Technology, 4-4 credits (Sophomore year)
 Landscape Architecture.-Freshmen or sophomores who plan to earn a degree in
Landscape Architecture should elect the following courses as part of their basic program:
 AE. 101-The Arts of Design, 3 credits (Freshman or sophomore year)
 AE. 102-Vision and Graphics, 3 credits (Freshman or sophomore year)
 ACY. 125.-Agricultural Chemistry, 4 credits (Sophomore year, first semester)
 AE. 203-Basic Design, 3 credits (Sophomore year, first semester)
 AE. 204.-Organic Planning, 3 credits (Sophomore year, second semester)
 AE. 205.-Building Technology, 4 credits (Sophomore year, second semester)
 Interior Design.-Freshmen and sophomores who plan to earn a degree in Interior
Design should elect the following courses as part of their basic program:
 AE. 101.-The Arts of Design, 3 credits (Freshman or sophomore year)
 AE. 102.-Vision and Graphics, 3 credits (Freshman or sophomore year)
 AE. 203.-Basic Design, 3 credits (Sophomore year)
 AE. 204.-Organic Planning, 3 credits (Sophomore year)
 AE. 205.-Building Technology, 4 credits (Sophomore year)
 Approved Elective.