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The University Record
of the
University of Florida
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT
1943 SUMMER
Vol. XXXVIII, Series 1
SESSION
No. 3 March 1, 1943
Published monthly by the University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida
Entered in the post office in Gainesville, Florida, as second-class matter,
under Act of Congress, August 24, 1912
Office of Publication, Gainesville, Florida
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF COURSES
1943 Summer Session
Because of the war the preparation of the regular Summer Session
Bulletin has been delayed. This announcement is issued to assist
those who expect to attend the 1943 Summer Session at the University
of Florida in planning for the summer. The regular Bulletin will be
published as soon as possible. It will contain complete information
on methods of application for admission, curricula, living accommoda-
tions, the time schedule for courses, and other information.
CALENDAR
First Term
Thursday & Friday, June 3 & 4 .Registration for the first term.
Saturday, June 5, 7:00 A. M. . Classes begin; late registration
fee of $5.
Tuesday, June 8, 4:00 P. M. . Late registration for first term
closes.
Friday, July 16, 12 noon . . First term ends.
Second Term
Thursday & Friday, July 15 & 16 Registration for the second term.
Saturday, July 17, 7:00 A. M. . Classes begin; late registration
fee of $5.
Tuesday, July 20, 4:00 P. M. . Late registration for second term
closes.
Friday, August 27, 12 noon . Second term ends.
LIVING ACCOMMODATIONS
The housing facilities of the Residence Hall System have been
expanded by including some of the fraternity houses because of tho
probability that the Residence Halls on the campus will be used to
house soldiers during the Summer Session. Adequate space in private
rooming houses will supplement the expanded facilities of the Resi-
dence Hall System. The Director of Residence, the Dean of Students,
and the Dean of the Summer Session will assist students in locating
satisfactory living quarters. Lists of approved rooming houses will
be sent promptly to prospective students upon request. The list will
include information as to location, type of room, and rental.
Many private boarding houses adjacent to the campus will be open
during the Summer Session. The Cafeteria of the P. K. Yonge Labora-
tory School will operate in much the same manner as the University
Cafeteria has in former summers. The University Soda Fountain has
expanded its facilities and will serve meals and lunches. Cost of
meals will range from $5.50 per week, depending upon the individual's
choice of boarding accommodations.
ESTIMATED EXPENSES PER TERM
Low Average High
*Registration Fee (Including Infirmary Fee) $20.00 $20.00 $ 20.00
Room . . . . . . . ... . 10.50 15.00 23.00
Meals . . . . . . . . . 30.00 36.00 44.00
Books and Supplies . . . . . . 5.00 10.00 20.00
TOTAL . . . . . . . . . $65.50 $81.00 $107.00
*For the College of Law, $28.00; for non-Florida students, $30.00
4 GENERAL INFORMATION
The Summer Session will be coeducational.
A beginning class will be available to students who have just
graduated from high school.
Students will be permitted to take a maximum load of nine
semester hours per term.
COURSES
It will be noted that some courses carry the title Individual
Work or Problems in various fields. These courses are designed to
permit individuals who are qualified to work on projects of particu-
lar need to them. Students should always consult with the instructors
or department heads before enrolling in such courses.
In several instances the credit for courses is given as variable.
This means that one or more credits may be earned, depending upon the
amount of work completed by the student. In such courses the student
is required to designate after consultation with the instructor and
at the time of registration the number of credits he wishes to com-
plete. After registration the number of credits cannot be changed.
FIRST TERM
COMPREHENSIVE COURSES
C-11.--Man and the Social World. 4 credits.
C-21.--Man and the Physical World. 3 credits.
C-31.--Reading, Speaking and Writing. 4 credits.
C-42.--Fundamental Mathematics. 3 credits.
C-51.--The Humanities. 4 credits.
C-61.--Man and the Biological World. 3 credits.
DEPARTMENTAL COURSES
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
As.201.--Agricultural Economics. 3 credits.
As. 421.--Problems in Agricultural Economics. 3 credits.
ANIMAL PRODUCTION
Al. 309.--Fundamentals in Animal Husbandry. 3 credits.
AL 425.--Problems in Animal Industry. 1 to 3 credits.
ARCHITECTURE
Ae. 11A.--Fundamentals of Architecture.
Ae. 51A.--Materials and Methods of Construction.
Ae. 61A.--Structural Design of Buildings.
Ae. 61B.--Structural Design of Buildings.
ASTRONOMY
Aty. 302.--Air Navigation. 3 credits.
BACTERIOLOGY
Boy. 304.--Pathogenic Bacteriology. 4 credits
Bcy. 500.--Advanced Bacteriology. Variable credit.
BIOLOGY
Bly. 101.--General Animal Biology. 3 credits.
Bly. 133.--Common Animals and Plants of Florida. 3 credits.
Bly. 210.--Vertebrate Embryology. 4 credits.
BUSINESS EDUCATION
BEn. 81.--Introductory Typewriting. 2 credits.
BEn. 91.--Introductory Shorthand. 2 credits.
BEn. 97.--Handwriting. 1 credit.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Cg. 449.--Unit Processes. 3 credits.
Cg. 457.--Chemical Engineering Design. 2 credits.
Cg. 467.--Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics. 3 credits.
CHEMISTRY
Cy. 101.--General Chemistry. 4 credits.
Cy. 201.--Analytical Chemistry. 4 credits.
Cy. 301.--Organic Chemistry. 4 credits.
Cy. 572.--Research in Organic Chemistry. 2 to 6 credits.
Cy. 574.--Research in Naval Stores. 2 to 6 credits.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
Cl. 327.--Hydraulics. 4 credits.
Cl. 329.--Higher Surveying. 5 credits.
Cl. 425.--Water and Sewerage. 3 credits.
C1. 453.--Theory of Reinforced Concrete. 3 credits.
ECONOMICS
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CEs. 131.--Economic Foundations of Modern Life. 3 credits.
CEs. 15.--Elementary Statistics. 3 credits.
Bs. 141.--Elementary Accounting. 3 credits.
Bs. 151.--Teaching of Accounting. 3 credits.
Es. 240.--The Economic Problems of War. 3 credits.
Bs. 311.--Accounting Principles. 3 credits.
Es. 327.--Public Finance. 3 credits.
Es. 382.--Utilization of Our Resources. 3 credits.
EDUCATION
CEn. 13.--Introduction to Education. 3 credits.
En. 305.--Development and Organization of Education. 3 credits.
En. 317.--Measurement and Evaluation of School Practices. 3 credits
En. 385.--Child Development. 3 credits.
En. 401.--School Administration. 3 credits.
En. 421.--Student Teaching. 3 credits.
En. 422.--Student Teaching. 3 credits.
En. 471.--Problems of Instruction. 6 credits.
En. 472.--Methods and Organization in Industrial Arts. 3 credits.
Graduate Courses
En. 500.--Beginning Seminar. 1 credit.
En. 503.--Measurement and Evaluation. 3 credits.
En. 508.--Democracy and Education. 3 credits.
En. 518.--High School Administration. 3 credits.
En. 519.--High School Curriculum. 3 credits.
En. 597.--Administration of the Elementary School. 3 credits.
6 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
El. 341.--Elements of Electrical Engineering. 3 credits.
El. 349.--Dynamo Laboratory. 1 credit.
El. 465.--Radio Engineering. 5 credits.
ENGLISH
CDh. 35.--Literary Masters of America. 3 credits.
CBh. 37.--Literary Masters of England. 3 credits.
Eh. 302.--Shakespeare. 3 credits.
Xh. 380.--English in the Secondary Schools. 3 credits.
Xh. 391.--Children's Literature. 3 credits.
Rh. 430.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
Graduate Courses
Bh. 530.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
FRENCH
Ph. 201.--Second Year French. 3 credits.
Fh. 530.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
GENERAL SCIENCE
Gl. 301.--Children's Science. 2 credits.
GEOGRAPHY
Gpy. 201.--Geography of the Americas. 3 credits.
GERMAN
On. 201.--Second Year German. 3 credits.
On. 430.--Individual Work. 3 credits.
On. 5ZO.--Individual Work. 3 credits.
HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
HP1. 363.--Teaching Physical Education in the Secondary School.
3 credits.
i. 5373.--Methods and Materials in Physical Education. 3 credits.
1. 387.--Health Education. 3 credits.
Graduate Courses
HPI. 533.--Problems in Physical Education. 3 credits.
HISTORY
CHy. 13.--History of the Modern World. 3 credits.
Hy. 301.--American History, 1492-1776. 3 credits.
Hy. 38l.-R-glish History to 1688. 3 credits.
Hy. 509.--Seminar in American History. 3 credits.
HORTICULTURE
He. 570..-Research in Horticulture. 3 credits.
INDUSTRIAL ARTS EDUCATION
In. 1ll.--Mechanical Drawing. 3 credits.
In. 112,-Mechanical Drawing. 3 credits.
In. 211.--General Shop. 3 credits.
In. 401.--Architectural Drawing. 3 credits.
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
Ig. 365.--Engineering Mechanics Statics. 3 credits.
Ig. 367.--Strength of Materials. 3 credits.
LAW
Lw. 307.--Legal Institutions. 1 credit.
Lw. 310.--Judicial Administration. 2 credits.
Lw. 311.--School Law. 2 credits.
Lw. 320.--Workmen's Compensation. 1 credit.
Lw. 422.--Banks and Banking. 1 credit.
Lw. 502.--Damages. 2 credits.
MATHEMATICS
CMs. 23.--Basic Mathematics. 3 credits.
Ms. 117.--Refresher Course. 3 credits.
Ms. 226.--Algebrs for Teachers. 3 credits.
Ms. 325.--Advanced General Mathematics. 3 credits.
Ms. 353.--Differential Calculus. 3 credits.
Ms. 430.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
Graduate Courses
Ms. 530.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Ml. 181.--Engineering Drawing. 2 credits.
Ml. 281.--Elementary Design. 3 credits.
Ml. 385.--Thermodynamics. 3 credits.
M1. 491.--Machine Design- 4 credits.
MUSIC
Msc. 103.--Materials and Methods for Grades One, Two, and Three.
2 credits.
Msc. 104.--Materials and Methods for Grades Four, Five, and Six.
2 credits.
PHARMACOLOGY
Ply. 455.--New Remedies. 3 credits.
PHARMACY
Phy. 402.--Pha-maceutical Arithmetic. 2 credits.
PHYSICS
Ps. 101.--Elementary Physics. 3 credits.
Ps. 103.--Elementary Physics Laboratory. 2 credits.
PLANT PATHOLOGY
Pt. 434.--Mycology. 3 credits.
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Pcl. 309.--International Relations. 3 credits.
Pel. 313.--American Government and Politics. 3 credits.
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYCHOLOGY
CPs. 43.--Psychological Foundations of Modern Life. 3 credits.
Psy. 309.--Personality Development. 3 credits.
Psy. 430.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
Graduate Courses
Psy. 530.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
SOCIAL STUDIES
Sol. 301.--Children's Social Studies. 3 credits.
SOCIOLOGY
CSy. 13.--Sociological Foundations of Modern Life. 3 credits.
Sy. 442.--Applied Sociology. 3 credits.
Sy. 443.--The American Negro. 2 credits.
Sy. 490.--The South Today. 3 credits.
Graduate Courses
Sy. 560.--Special Topics. 3 credits.
SOILS
SIs. 420.--Special Problems in Soils. 1 to 3 credits.
Sls. 570.--Research in Soils. 1 to 6 credits.
SPANISH
CSh. 33.--First Year Spanish. 3 credits.
Sh. 201.--Second Year Spanish. 3 credits.
Sh. 430.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
Graduate Courses
Sh. 530.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
SPEECH
CSc. 33.---Effective Speaking. 3 credits.
Sch. 417.--Correction of Speech Defects. 3 credits.
SECOND TERM
COMPREHENSIVE COURSES
C-12.--Man and the Social World. 4 credits.
C-22.--Man and the Physical World. 3 credits.
C-32.--Reading, Speaking and Writing. 4 credits.
C-41.--Man and His Thinking. 3 credits.
C-421.--Trigonometry. 3 credits.
C-62.--The Humanities. 4 credits.
C-62.--Man and the Biological World. 3 credits.
DEPARTMENTAL COURSES
AGRONOMY
Ay. 321.--Field Crops. 3 credits.
Ay. 426.--Problems in Agronomy. 1 to 3 credits.
BIOLOGY
Bly. 102.--General Animal Biology. 3 credits.
Bly. 134.--Life of Florida's Inland Waters. 3 credits.
Bly. 351.--Biological Laboratory Technique. 3 credits.
BUSINESS EDUCATION
BEn. 94.--Stenography. 4 credits.
BEn. 97.--Handwriting. 1 credit.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Cg. 345.--Industrial Stoichiometry. 3 credits.
Cg. 458.--Chemical Engineering Design. 2 credits.
Cg. 468.--Cnemical Engineering Thermodynamics. 3 credits.
CHEMISTRY
Cy. 102.--General Chemistry. 4 credits.
Cy. 202.--Analytical Chemistry. 4 credits.
Cy. 302.--Organic Chemistry. 4 credits.
Graduate Courses
Cy. 501.--Organic Preparations. 3 credits.
Cy. 572.--Research in Organic Chemistry. 2 to 6 credits.
Cy. 574.--Research in Naval Stores. 2 to 6 credits.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
Cl. 326.--Theory of Structures. 4 credits.
Cl. 329.--Higher Surveying. 5 credits.
Cl. 435.--Stru6tural Engineering. 3 credits.
ECONOMICS
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CEs. 132.--Economic Foundations of Modern Life. 3 credits.
CBs. 142.--Elementary Accounting. 3 credits.
Bs. 312.--Accounting Principles. 3 credits.
Es. 446.--The Consumption of Wealth in Time of War. 3 credits.
EDUCATION
En. 386.--Educational Psychology. 3 credits.
En. 403.--Principles and Philosophy of Education. 3 credits.
En. 406.--Administration of the Elementary School. 3 credits.
En. 421.--Student Teaching. 3 credits.
En. 422.--Student Teaching. 3 credits.
En. 471.--Problems of Instruction. 6 credits.
Graduate Courses
En. 500.--Beginning Seminar. 1 credit.
En.. 501.--Elementary School Curriculum. 3 credits.
En. 507.--Educational Psychology. 3 credits.
En. 528.--Secondary Supervision. 3 credits.
En. 557.--Work Confer3nce on School Administrative Problems.
6 credits.
En. 592.--Public School Administration. 3 credits
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
El. 342.--Elements of Electrical En ineering. 3 credits.
El. 346.--Electrical Communications. 4 credits.
El. 350.--Dynamo Laboratory. 1 credit.
El. 466.--Radio Engineering. 5 credits.
ENGLISH
CEh. 36.--Literary Masters of America. 3 credits.
CEh. 38.--Literary Masters of England. 3 credits.
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Eh. 380.--English in the Secondary Schools. 3 credits.
Eh. 430.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
Graduate Courses
Eh. 530.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
FRENCH
Ph. 202.--Second Year French. 3 credits.
Fh. 530.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
GENERAL SCIENCE
Gl. 302.--Children's Science. 2 credits.
GERMAN
Gn. 202.--Second Year German. 3 credits.
Gn. 430.--Individual Work. 3 credits.
Graduate Courses
Gn. 530.--Individual Work. 3 credits.
HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
HP1. 121.--Narcotics Education. 2 credits.
HPI. 373.--Methods and Materials in Physical Education. 3 crec
HP1. 387.--Health Education. 3 credits.
HP1. 411.--Principles and Administration of Physical Education.
3 credits.
Graduate Courses
HP1. 534.--Problems in Physical Education. 3 credits.
HISTORY
Hy. 302.--American History, 1776-1830. 3 credits.
Hy. 362.--English History, 1688 to the Present. 3 credits.
Hy. 363.--Latin American History to 1850. 3 credits.
HORTICULTURE
He. 570.--Research in Horticulture. 3 credits.
INDUSTRIAL ARTS EDUCATION
In. 212.--General Shop. 3 credits.
In. 301.--Sheet Metal. 3 credits.
In. 401.--Architectural Drawing. 3 credits.
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
Ig. 366.--Engineering Mechanics Dynamics. 3 credits.
Ig. 463.--Specifications, Engineering Relations and Industrial
Safety. 3 credits.
LAW
Lw. 317.--Military Law. 2 credits.
Lw. 421.--Legislation. 2 credits.
Lw. 519.--Trial Practice, I. 2 credits.
Lw. 522.--Admiralty. 2 credits.
Lw. 530.--Administrative Law. 2 credits.
MATHEMATICS
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CMs. 24.--Basic Mathematics. 3 credits.
Ms. 354.--Integral Calculus. 3 credits.
Ms. 430.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
Graduate Courses
Ms. 530.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Ml. 182.--Descriptive Geometry. 2 credits.
Ml. 282.--Mechanism and Kinematics. 3 credits.
PHYSICS
Ps. 102.--Elementary Physics. 3 credits.
Ps. 104.--Elementary Physics Laboratory. 2 credits.
PLANT PATHOLOGY
Pt. 523.--Advanced Plant Pathology. 3 to 6 credits.
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Pel. 310.--International Relations. 3 credits.
Pcl. 314.--State and Municipal Government. 3 credits.
PSYCHOLOGY
CPs. 43.--Psychological Foundations of Modern Life. 3 credits.
Psy. 312.--Psychology of Exceptional Children. 3 credits.
Psy. 430.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
Graduate Courses
Psy. 512.--Psychology of Exceptional Children. 3 credits.
Psy. 530.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
SCHOOL ART
Pc. 251.--Art for the Primary Grades. 2 credits.
Pc. 252.--Art for the Elementary Grades. 2 credits.
Pc. 301.--Creative School Art. 2 credits.
SOCIAL STUDIES
Sol. 302.--Children's Social Studies. 3 credits.
SOCIOLOGY
Sy. 344.--Marriage and the Family. 3 credits.
Sy. 426.--The City in American Life. 3 credits.
Sy. 442.--Applied Sociology. 3 credits.
Sy. 452.--American Culture Today. 3 credits.
Graduate Courses
Sy. 560.--Special Topics. 3 credits.
SOILS
Sis. 570.--Research in Soils. 3 credits.
12 SPANISH
CSh. 34.--First Year Spanish. 3 credits.
Sh. 202.--Second Year Spanish. 3 credits.
Sh. 430.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
Graduate Courses
Sh. 530.--Individual Work. Variable credit.
SPEECH
CSc. 33.--Effective Speaking. 3 credits.
Sch. 314.--Types of Public Discussion. 3 credits.
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