Course Additions, Changes

NEW COURSES

For Undergraduates and Graduates

Biology 24. Animal Histology. Half-course (spring term). Lectures, Tu., Th., and (at the pleasure of the instructor) Sat., at 9, and six hours of laboratory work per week. Professor Dawson.

Biology 24 is open to students who have taken Biology Db and an approved half-course in either animal morphology or physiology or who otherwise satisfy the instructor of their preparation.

German 60, Intermediate German Composition and Conversation. Half-course (spring term). Mon., Wed., Fri., at 10. Mrs. Davis. Prerequisite: Geran D or the consent of the instructor.

(III)

Slavic 10c. Elementary Russian (intensive). Full-course (spring term). Mon. through Fri., at 10 with practice hours to be arranged. Assistant Professor Znamensky (M.I.T)

Slavis 11c. Intermediate Russian (intensive). Full-course (spring term). Mon., Through Fri., Section 1 at 9. Section 2 at 10, with practice hours to be arranged Dr. Mark.

Slavic 13. Advanced Reading. Half-course (spring term). Mon., Wed., Fri., at 10, Mr. Fischer.

(III)

This course will emphasize the translation of texts in the field of History and the Social Sciences. It may be taken after Slavic 11b, 12a or 12b.

Primarily for Graduates

Applied Science 54. Tensor Analysis, Theoretical Mechanics, and Elasticity, Half-course (spring term). Mon., Wed., Fri., at 11. Professor Brillouin. For graduate students only.

(IV)

Tensors, riemannian geometry, analytical dynamics, and general theory of elasticity. Prerequisites: A mathematical background corresponding to Applied Science 15a or Math. 10a or Physics 30a, and a knowledge of theoretical mechanics corresponding to Applied Science 46a or Physics 31 or Math. 8.

Chemistry 15. The Chemistry of Organic Metallic Compounds. Half-course (spring term). Three hours a week. Associate Professor Rochow.

This course will deal with organic derivatives of metals and metalloids, with particular reference to those of the fourth group of the Periodic System. This course may be taken by those students who have taken or are taking Chemistry 6a and 6b or their equivalents.

Chemistry 18. Chemistry of Heterocyclic Compounds. Half-course (spring term). Lectures, Mon., Wed., Fri., at 10 Dr. Stork.

This course may be taken by those students who have taken or are taking Chemistry 5. The purpose of the course is to consider the chemistry of heterocyclic compounds, with special emphasis on their synthesis and on the interpretation of their actions.

Class. Phil. 20s. Latin Palaeography--Reading and Research. Assistant Professor Elder.

Comparative Philology 170. Introduction to the Study of Historical Germanic Linguistics. Gothic. Half-course. Professor Starck.

Comparative Philology 300f. Comparative Germanic Linguistics. (Spring term). Professor Starck.

English 200b. Readings in Old English Prose and Verse. Half-course (spring term). Hours to be arranged. Professor Magoun.

Fine Arts 12A. Materials of Art and Archaeology. Half-course (spring term). Two hours of lectures and four additional hours of laboratory work. Dr. Gettens.

This course is designed to acquaint the student with the technical aspects of the materials from which works of art are made.

History of Religion 110. The Philosophy of the Reformation. Half-course (spring term). Tu., Th., at 11. Professor Auer.

History of Science 201. Reading and Research. Individual work in preparation for the general examination for the Ph.D. degree. Dr. Cohen.

Math.42. Lie Groups. Half-course (spring term). Tu., Th., Sat., at 12. Mr. Gleason.

CHANGES IN HOUR

Primarily for Undergraduates

French Cab. To be given Mon., through Sat., at 12, and a second section at hours to be arranged.

(V, XIV)

Social Relations 1b. To be given Tu., Th., Sat., at 10 (Radcliffe: at 11) one hour being devoted to a section meeting.

(XII)

Social Sciences 12b. Section II to be given Mon., Wed., Fri., 10-11, instead of 9-10.

(III)

Spanish Cab. To be given Mon., through Fri., at 12, with a sixth hour to be arranged, also a second section at hours to be arranged.

(V. XIV)

For Undergraduates and Graduates

Applied Science 8. To be given Mon., Wed., Fri., at 11

(IV)

Geology 9b. To be given Mon., Wed., Fri., at 11.

(IV)

Social Relations 33. To be given Tu., Th., Sat., at 9.

(XI)

OTHER CHANGES IN COURSES

Primarily for Undergraduates

Economics Ab. The name of Dr. Papandroou to be deleted.

English A-1a. (Repeated in the spring term), to be given at Radcliffe by Mr. Clardi, instead of Mr. Kempton.

English A-1b. To be given by Professor Collins.

German Db. The Radcliffe section will be omitted.

Greek Gb. To be given as follows: Section I, Professor Dow, Section II, Professor Finley.

Latin Gb. To be given as follows: Section I, Dr. Whitman. Section II, Mr. Levine.

Latin Ab. To be given as follows : Section I, Associate Professor Hayclock, Section II, Mr. Stewart.

Physics Ab. To be given by Dr. Gunton, Professor Street, and assistants.

Social Sciences 3b. To be give by Assistant Professor Lamb, instead of Assistant Professor Rostow.

Spanish 23. The name of Mr. Morales to be deleted.

COURSES OMITTED

For Undergraduates and Graduates

Biology 11

Comp. Lit. 16

Economics 44b

Economics 63b

Economics 142b

Geology 5b

Portuguese 23hf.

History 76b