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GER!IIAN PHILOLOGY

Mr. Voss is in gencrnl charge of courses t fi 0-155, 264-270.

l•'ot· Un<let·grntluatcs nnd Grndullltcs

150. HistOI'J' of the Gcrmnn Language. I; 2 cr. Mr. Voss. 151. E lementary iUiddle H igh Germnn. II; 2 cr . Mr. Voss. tu2. Ad vaucecl l\liddle High Gct·man. Yr.; 2 cr. Mt·. Voss

(Om it ted for several years.) J 5-~. Gothic. II; 2 cr. Mr. Roedde r. 15:>. Olcl lligh Get·man. I ; 2 cr. Mr. Roedler. 159. Gct·ruanic 1\Jythology and Heroic Legemls. (ComtJ.

! ,it. 1;59.) II; 2 cr. (Omitted 1923-24. ) Mr. Roedder.

For p h on etics sec nbove, course 91. Courses 150 nod 151 are given pnrlly in Gco·mnn, lhe others

entirely in German.

For Gr:ulnntcs

264. i\Iodct·n and l\Jicl<Ue Low German. Yr.; 1 cr. Alter­nates with course 265. (Omitted 1923-24.)

2 69. Plt ilo log ical Pt·o-s emimu·y. II; 2 cr. Mr. Roedder. 270. P hilological Seminary. Yr. ; 2 cr. Mr. Voss.

Courses 264-270 nrc given in Germnn.

ffiSTORY

PRoFESSORS Frs rr , P AxsoN (Ch airma n) , RooT, R osTOVTZEFF,

SELLERV; AssocrAn: PROFESSoRs BYRNE, C n ASE; A ssi STANT PRo­

FEsSORS EDWARDS, FULLER, K NA rLUNO, S TEPHENSON; I NSTRUCTOR

SELLERS; A ssrsiANTS AL!l.JERG, BAcoN, B ENNETT, BuLEY, DEUTSCH,

DonsoN*, roLEY, Lr N DEGREN, McLEAN, MASSEY. ELsiE NETTm.s*,

PmLr.rPs, POTTS, Pn~:scOTT, R AGATZ*, E. D. SMITH, \¥. E. SMnHt,

TuCJ,ER, \VAR XER, \ V!!.GL'S, Wooo. PRESIDENT ADAMS FELLOW, 1\[R. NETTF.LS.

UNTI'ERSITY FELLOWS, l\IJSS HALL, MR. LIVI NGSTON.

ScHOLARS, MISS BuRNSt, :Mtt. HAwK*, Mn. ScH NELL.

*Sct·ond semes ter appointment. t First sem ester appointment. tnesigned November 1, 1023.

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course in European an d one in A me rican history, and (b) At least twelve credits in advanced cou1·ses.

T he Teaching !\Iajoo: in llis torr

'l' h e teach ing ma jor in his tory r equires a mini mu m of thirty­eigh t credits, which must include cou rses 10 and 1 for an ag­gregate of ten c1·edlts; course 2 for four cr edi ts; course 4 for six cr edits ; a dva nced courses (including, for upper group s tudents, a thesis, four credits ) to th e a rnount of s ixteeu credits; a ud course 90 .

Th e l\Jas (,er's Degree in H ls t ol'y

Cand idates for the mas ter 's degree in histor y wl! o have completed a n undergr aduate major in his tory in this Un i­Ye1·sily, or its eq uiva lent elsewhere, are r eq uired, in t heir year of work for the degree, to do on e-ha lf th eir wor k (e. g., a three h our lecture course a nd a seminar y, bo th th r ou gh out the year ). in a dvanced h is tory, a nd to w rite an acceptable thes is. They a re per mit ted to complete the ir programs, f rom ad­vanred cour ses in histor y or r e lated s ub jec ts . Other candi­dates for the mas ter 's degree in history will be r equi r ed to

concentrate the ir work m or e fully, or exclusively, u pon his­tory. Ever y candidate for thh. i egree is expected to have had, as undergraduate o r gr aduate, ,tt leas t one advanced course in European a nd one in Amer ican history.

The thesis r equirement is wai ved· i n the case of a st udent ho lding undergraduate Thesis H onors in th e University of Wiscon sin, and may be waived by vote of the Department in cases of s tudents r ecommen ded to continue for the d oc tor 's degr ee. Candida tes will be admit ted to the oral examina­tion for the mas ter 's d egree only in case the gntdes in a ll courses tak en the previous semes te r (or su mmer session), were good or above.

Th e DocLor's Deg.t·ee in H istor y

Candidates for th e d egree of Doctor of P h ilosophy must be prepa r ed by u nderg rad uate s tudies to unde rtake advanced work. If th ey a r e n otably de ficient in their preparation (tak­in g a minimum underg r aduate major in h istory as a basis fo r

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The courses in h istory a re divided into thr ee groups : A. Introductor y courses 1, 2, 4 , 5, 6 , a nd 1 0 are for un­

.dergraduates, and may not be counted toward advanced d e­grees in history. Courses 1, 5, 6, and 10 are the courses open to fresh men. Students may take only one of these freshmen cour ses for full cred it (three credits each semester ) s ince each contains in troductory tra inin g for which credit ought not to be given twice; but if they have had or are taldng one or these courses for fu ll credit , anoth er may be ta ke n withou t the s uvplemen tary reading and topica l r epor t fo r tw o cr edits each semester . Students no t r egistered in the College of Letter s and Science may talte a ny of the introd uc tory courses for two cred its each semester. Students are advised n ot to neglect advanced work iu the a ttempt to cover all of the in­troductory courses.

B. Ad1·anced courses 1 00 to 17 6 continue, in the dir ection of greatC'r spec-ialization, the wo1·k begun in the introductory courses. They may be elected by studen ts who have the necessary preparation .

Courses !10 and 91 are primarily for st udents wh o expect fo teach h istory in a secondary sch ool. Senio rs comp le ting a major or a teaching minor in llisto ry will be regula r ly ad­mitted to these courses. Other senior s an d gr ad uates will be ad mil ted only by spec ial 11ermission .

C. Courses 252 to 262 ar o ope n on ly to g r aduate s tudents.

T he H istc.r ,y Requirem en t for Graduation

·when history is offer ed as one of t he r equired stud ies In the gen eral co urse leading Lo the degr ee of bach elor of a r ts (sec page 150), the r equirement must be s a tisfied by a con tin­uous t hree-cr ed it course extending through two semester s .

Th e !\Jajo t• in Histor y

Th irty cred its in history (including, for u pper group stud­en ts, a thes is, four credits), a r e required for an u ndergrad­uate major in h isto ry and m ust include ; (a) One introductor y

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For UJuler~··raduntes

Ji\"'l'ROUUC'l'OIIY (;OIJRSES OPEN TO FRESHlUEN

Fres hmen are permi t ted to choose two oC the introductory

1 5 01, 6 and 10 for five c redits, and a re not r e-courses , ' '- ' . 1 · 1 t do th e special training work ( incluchng supp emen-

qlllrec o d f tl two tary reading and topical t·eport) in lhe secon o 1e

courses.

1. dents s taff.

Meclieval Histor~· · Yr.; 2 or 3 cr. (Humanities stu­must take the course for .: -- dlls.) Mr. Byrne and

5 11 • E nglish Hlst.oq· ( liL·st. scn1eslc t·) . I or II; 3 or 2 cr. No.L o pen to students in the Course in Commerce. Mr. Root, Mt ·

Sellers, and staff . 5 b. English Historr (second serucstel') . I or II; 3 or 2

cr. Not open to students in the Course in Commerce. Studen~s who have had bolh semesters of History 1 may en ter thts course. Mr. Root, Mr. Seller s, and staff.

~. E ng·Jish H is to•·.l' · Yr.; 3 cr. For stud ents in the Course in .::ommerce only. Mr. Kuaplund. Mr. Steph enson, a nd s taff.

10. Andent H istot·y. Yr.; 3 or 2 cr. Mr. Rostovtzeff and

s taff.

JN1'ROD UC'I'OII y C OUHSES NO'l' OPF..\' TO FRESHMEN

2 . 1\fode l'll E uro pt-an Histo1·y. Yr .; 3 cr. Prerequis ite: Sovhomore ~ta nding. Mr. Fuller.

4 . Hist.o t·~· of ~lw Uni~erl State!'. Yr.; 3 cr. Seniors may e lect fort wo or three credi ts. Prere quisite: Sophomore stanrl­

ing. Mr. Fish. (I t ) II ; 3 cr. 4n. H is to1·y of the Unitecl States ( · I'St scm es er ·

Prerequisite: Sophomore s tanding. Mr. 1Sellers.

FOl' U rulcrg t·adnnt(•s :uul (: rn du.atl'M

00. 'l'he Tenchi..ng of llis~ot·y in tho H igh School. I or 11 ; 2 cr . Required or sen iors for the teachers .major; el.ective fo~·

nll·1101·. n l'e t·equisit e: Sen1or standm g. M1 · the teachers ,-Chase.

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judgment), the deficiency must be made up clut·ing the first gr ad uate year, without counting toward the h igher degree.

The award of the doctor's degree is based upon th e prepar­ation of a thesis and examination in seven tlelds, two of which m ust lie outside the departmen t.

The thesis must be based upon indiv idual research, and must be presented in goo<! literary and technical form for the approval of the reading committee, at least thirty days before the cand idate is admitted to h is tiual examina tion.

Two examinatious a r e required fo r the doctor's degree. 'l'he prelimina r y examination must be taken at least twelve mouths in ad vance of the d ate at which the degree is expecte d to be awarded. It is des igned to demonstrate the extent and sound­ness or the candidate's preparatiou over a ll or the seven fields described below, and to serve as a basis for his further studies. Admission t o the cand idacy for the degree w ill be based upon this examination.

The preliminary examination may, at the discretion of the department, be accepted as final over any or t he fi e lds i11cluded within the major and minor fie lds offered, but no t includ­in g the thesis or the thesis fie ld.

'fhe final examination w ill inc! ude the thesis and lhe thesis field and a ll of the other fie lds presented by the candidate that have not been elimin ated at the preliminary examination.

The seven fie lds upon which the candidate wil l be examined a r e as follows:

1. Historical Metllod and Historiography, including a lmowledge of the lives a nd wt·itings o r the great his to r ians, and required of all cand idates.

2-5. Four fi e lds comprisi ng the major s ubjects, [rom the following list: Ancient History, Medieval Europe, Moder n E urope , England, American Colonies, United States.

6-7. Two field s comprising the minor subject, ordinaril y lo be selected from those offered in economics, Jaw, philoso­ph y, or political scien ce; but fie lds in oth er depar tments may IJe Re lectecl w ith the approva l or the cle part1uen t.

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H·.l. quisile:

HG.

Devdotnllf'llt oJ Uodcrn Russia. Yr.; 2 cr. Prere­Junior standing. (Omi tled 1923-24.) Mr. Rostovtzeff. Histol'y of Ccn h·al .Ent•ope. Yr.; 2 cr. (Omitted 1923-

24.) :Mr. Tiyrne. . 't 147. Mo<lt>rn nl'i taiJt, 181:>-1921. Yr.; 3 cr. Prcreqlllst e:

Junior standing or unsen t of instructor. Mr. Knaplund. 148. HisfOl'' ' of R ussia mul Eastern 'EIIt 'OJlC . Yr.; 2 cr.

Prerequisite: History 1, 2. 5, 6, or consent of instructor .

(Omilted 1923-24.) t'. F uller. 106. Pt·o-sCJuin · J' in E uropea n Diplomat-ic H istory. Yr .;

2 cr. Open to g ,1duates an d seniors with n.dequn.te prcpara-

liOllS. Mr. li'ulier . 1<17. I't·o-seminat·y i n J~m'Ollenll Civili zation , Hl00-1789.

Yr.; 2 cr. (Omitted 1923-24.) Prerequ isite: Senior s tand -

ing. Mr. Sle11henson.

A"EIUCAN HISTORY

111. lli !'l lot·~· of th e W est, 17H3-18H3. Yr.; 3 or 2 cr. Pre-1·cquisile: History 4 or junior s tan ding. l\lr. Paxson.

112. Retll'esentative Am ericans. I ; 3 cr. Prerequisite: History 4 or junior standing. Mr. F ish.

113. Histot·y of New Jiill~J and . II; 2 cr. P rer equisite: History 4 or junior stan!ling. (Omitted 1923-24.) l\Ir. Fish .

11(). J•:uglish Col onies in A=erica , 1583-1783. Yr. ; 3 cr . Prerequisite: History 5, Hillto ry 4 concuncntly, or jun ior stan d ing. (Om itted 1923-24.) Mr . H.ool.

1 17. AJII Cl'icau Cons.itut innal llistorr, lG00-1920. cr. Prerequis ite: History 4 o r juni or slaudiug. Mr.

118. CiYil 'Vnr aJJil Rccons lt'lt!'tion. IT ; 3 cr . Prerequisi tL. History 1, 2, 4, or 10. l\'lr . Fish.

119. Ft'CJICh an!l Spanish Colonies in Amf't•icn . Yr.; 21cr. (Omitted 1923-24.) Mr . R oot.

120. Amet·iean }<'o reign Policy, 1783-1919. ] ; 3 cr. Pre­recptisite: History 4 or junior stand ing. (OmiltE'd 192;3-24.)

l\'lr. Fish . 12-1. nc('c>nt Histot·~· of the Unitecl S ta tes, 1877-11)23. Yr. ;

2 c1·. P rer equisite: History 4 or Junior stand ing. Mr. Pax-

son.

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!Jl . Sttp[Jh•tueutm·y R eading for T cache t·s of Jlisto~·y . II ; 2 cr. Hequired for the tcache1·s m ino t· ; e lective fo r the teachers major. P rct·equis it!': Jun ior sta ndi ng . l\Ir. Chase.

ANCII!:NT A XU lUEDJ E V AL HIS'I'ORY

123. 'l'hc Rolllnn E mpit·e. II ; 2 ct·. Pre requ isite: Junior stanlliug. (Omilted 1923-24.) Mr . Rostovtze fi.

123. A •·eha eologica l l ntJ·odu ction t o (reek His tor y. I; 2 cr. P rerequisite: Junio r stan ding. (Ou. itted 1 923-24.) Mr. Rostovtzeff.

12-7. Hellen istic Civilizntiou .nncl the R oman R e public . Yr. 2 c r. Prerequ is ite: J uniot· standing. ( Om itte d 1 923-24.) Mr . nostovt zef.f.

131. ~Ic•lic vn l Civili7.u tiotl. I ; 3 cr. Prerequisite : Histor y 1 or 5 and junior stand ing. (O mitted 1923-24.) Mr . Sellery.

133. ::\fecliel•al Com.rnc t·cc. II; 2 cr . Pre requ is ite: History 1 , 5, 6, or 10. (Omitted 19 23-24.) Mr. Byrne.

134. T he Rcu aissnncc. I ; . 3 cr. Pre requisite: History 1, 5, or consent o1· instn1ctor . Mr . Sellery.

141. l~ngl ish Coustilu tiou nl H istor y. Yr. ; 3 cr . P rerequi­s ite: History 1, 5, 6, or 10 . Mr. Byrne .

17G. {; t·cl'k \-il'ilizuUon. Yr.; 2 cr. P rereq uis ite: Jun io r st.r ·ling o1· con sent or instructor . Mr. Rostovtzeff.

lllOOEitN HIS'l'ORY

136. Histm·r or F rance, 1000-1 918. Yr.; 2 or 3 cr . P re­.-equis itc: Sophomore stan ding. Mr. Stephenson.

138 . T he F r e nch He,•olution und Na i>oleon. Yr. ; 3 cr. Pre­r equis ite : J unior standing o r con sen t o r instructor . Mr . S tephenson .

139. Nineteen th Ccutury E ur·ope. Yr .; 3 cr. P rer equisite : Soph omor e stan d ing. Mr. F u ller.

1 4 0. The Rt'foJ•ma Lion . II : 3 cr. Prer equisi te : History 1, 2, 5, or consen t of instr uctor. Mr. Seller y.

1 4 2. E nglancl Undc t· the T tul m·s . Yr.; 2 cr. Prer eq uisite : Junior standing Ot' consent of instru cto r. (Omi tted fi r st semester 1 923- 24.) Mr. K n a plund.

1 -13. T he nl'itis h E mpi.rc S i.u.cc. 18 15. Yr.; 3 cr. Prereq ui­s ite: A n elementary course or junior s tanding. Mr. Root.

I NDUSTIUAL EDUCATION-APPLIED AH'l'S

2. E lements of ~Icchanical D •·awing . I or II ; 3 cr. Pre­requisite: Course 1. l\. ··- Orth and staff.

3. Descl'ipUve Geo!llct•·y. I or II; 3 cr. Mr. M illar a nd staff.

•4. E lcmelttary Bench Woodwru:k. I; 3 cr. (Not given 1923-24 . ) Mr. Cox.

•fi. F •u·nHn•·e and Cabinet Desi~.,, and Con s t ruction. II; 3 cr . P rereq uisite: Course 4 or equi valent. Mr. Cox.

•0. Wood T m ·ning. II; 2 cr . (Not given 1923-24.) Mr. Cox.

•7. Atlvnnced };el•tcring. I or II ; 1 or 2 cr. Mr. Baldwi u. •11. S hop P launing a n<l Ins tall:Ltion. I; 2 cr. Prer equ isites:

Cou rses 1 a n d 4. Mr. Cox. •:I' Bnildiu g· Plans nnrl Specilica tions. II; 3 cr. P r e­

rer . •s ite: Course 1. Mr. Griffith. •19. Tools nntl 1\Iatet•inls. II; 2 cr. (Not given 1!l23-24.)

Mr. Cox. •20. Sheet Meta.l . I; 3 cr. (Not gh '1 1923-24.) •21. E l ectl'ieal ConsLt·u ction. I; 3 cr. Mr. Cox. •22. A uto-l\Iech.an ics . II ; 3 cr. (Not given 1923-24 . )

•2-1. Cat•peu tJ·y. II; 3 cr. (Not given 1923-24. ) Mr. Cox.

•31. E lcmentat·y Pattern Making. I or II ; 1 cr . Mr. L ell-man.

•33. l<'ol'ge a nd B en ch Work. I or II ; 1 cr. Mr. Schumann.

•34. LnUtc \Vork in l'lletnls. I or ll; 1 cr . Mr. Brecl<ey and s taff.

• a.~. P inning a u cl Milling· l\lctnls. I or If ; 1 cr. Mr . B reckey a nd staff.

•3(). 34, 35.

'1'ool l\lalciug. I or II ; 2 cr. Mr. Breckey a nd s taff.

LJrereq uis ites : Courses

•37. Gen e t·al l\Iachine Shop W01·k. I or II; 2 cr. P r equi­sites: Courses 34, 35. Mr. Breckey and staff.

•38. Heat '1'r ea tment and Mctallogrnph y. 11 ; :! c r. Pre­r equisite: Course 33. Mr. Fahlberg.

•Docs 1101 count townrd lhe rcqui rem enls for gnotlnnlion f1·om lhe C.ollegc or Lell er s and Suienre except for s ltHieuts i n lhe COIII'C in ln­<lu•lria l Etlurali on Ol' Applied Arls.

2:!2 COLLEGE OF LETTEHS A.1'1D SCIENCE

For Grnduates

:.!:->2. His tol'ic.<~ l llft>thocl. I ; 2 cr. Graduate students in their first year are expected lo take this course. Mr. B yrne, Mr. Fish , Mr. Knapluud .

.254-. Scmi.Jlm'r in A.ncicnt, llistm ·y. Yr.; 2 cr . A reading knowledge of Greek nnd Latin is req uired. M:r . Rostovtzeff.

250. Serujn:u-y in l\IcdieYnl H is t or y. Yr.; 2 cr. A lmowl­edge of Latin, F rench , and German is required. (Omi tted 1923-24.) Mr. Sellel',l'.

257. Seminm·~· in l\fedicval History. Yr.; 2 cr. A reading kn ow le dge of Latin, French, and Ge ·man is required. M r . Byrn e.

259. Semin:u y iu lllstory of th e Bt·itish E mpire. Yr.; 2 cr . Mr. Root.

261. Sen:rlnary in Americ:m Histot•y. Yr. ; 2 cr. Mr. Fish. 262. Seminn•·~· in Alltct•icau lfis tot•y. Yr.; 2 cr. Mr. Paxson.

JNOO-EUROrEAJ.V c'O:\IPARATIVE rRILOLOGY

PROFESSOil LJI!nn (Cha irman); AsSOCIATE PROFESSOR Rm::nnER.

For U u<let'j!.'l'tHluntell tmd Gr:uluntea

103 . E l(' lllcn tary Snn sltr i t. Yr.; 3 cr. Mr. L aird. 104. Gothic. I; 2 cr. Mr. Rocdcler. 220. G•·eek Grnmmm·. I; 3 cr. Sounds and forms. (Given

in 1 923-24.) Mr. Laird. 225. Ln.Lin Grammut·. I ; 3 cr. Sounds and forms. Mr .

2!'W. A<liVaJtccd San sln· it. Yr.; 1 cr. Mr. Laird.

\ INDUSTRIA 1, 1<:DUOATION AND APPLIED .An.TS

FROFESSOH GtnFFITHi', As~ocrAm PROFEssoRs 0RTn. V AltN UM,

ActLng Chairman; INSTR UCTORS Cox, CoLT, STEBBTNS, \VrLSON; As­

SISTANT CARGILl. ; STum~I'\T AssiSTANTS FRENCH, TUTTLE, \o\fu ER­

PEL.

I . 1\lANUAL ARTS

1. E lem ents of Mechnnicnl Dt•awing. I or II; 3 c 1·. Mr. and staff.

t Deccascd Apri l 30, 1924.