Excerpt from Syllabus of the Lectures in Engineering at the Owens College
Engineering has been so recently introduced among the subjects systematically taught in Colleges and Universities, that the system of teaching it is only now beginning to assume a definite shape; and as yet there is no well-arranged text-book such as those which furnish great help in the teaching of the older and more thoroughly systematized subjects.
It is hoped that this Syllabus will in some measure bridge over the difficulty by enabling the students of Owens College to form some idea of the range and nature of the work which lies before them, as well as by assisting them in arranging their notes and saving their time in the Classes. The examples are inserted in juxtaposition to the subjects to which they primarily relate, so that the students may obtain from them a clue to the particular object of each part of the course.
The Course of Instruction in Engineering is given in five Classes, called generally: -
1. The First Year's Engineering Class.
2. The Second Year's Class.
3. The Third Year's Class.
4. The Geometrical and Mechanical Drawing Class.
5. The Practical Surveying Class.
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