60 WEBER COLLEGE ACCOUNTING 2. Elementary Accounting. Continuation of Accounting 1. Five quarter hours. Hurst. ACCOUNTING 3. Intermediate Accounting. A course in accounting theory and consideration of practical problems dealing with individual proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. Five quarter hours. Hurst. ACCOUNTING 4. Intermediate Accounting. A continuation of Accounting 3. Five quarter hours. Hurst. ACCOUNTING 5. Intermediate Accounting. A continuation of Accounting 4. Five quarter hours. Hurst. ACCOUNTING 1-a. Accounting for Engineers. A study of the principles underlying accounting methods. Especially designed for engineers. Three quarter hours. Hurst. Shorthand SHORTHAND 1. Theory of Gregg Shorthand. A course devoted to study and direct application of the fundamental principles of shorthand: phases, prefixes, suffixes, principles, devices for combining sounds, word-building, reading for sound and speed, shorthand penmanship. Three quarter hours. Denning. SHORTHAND 2. Advanced Theory. Shorthand theory is continued in this course. Practice in reading and writing, dictation and transcription of sentences and simple words. Three quarter hours. Denning. SHORTHAND 3. Review of Manual. Development of a broad shorthand vocabulary through dictation and transcription of business letters containing a variety of materials. Dictation: 60 to 80 words per minute. Prerequisite: Two years of high school shorthand or its equivalent. Three quarter hours. Denning. SHORTHAND 4. Review of Manual and Speed Studies. Development in transcription and dictation at 80 to 100 words a minute. Three quarter hours. Denning. SHORTHAND 5. Advanced Phrasing. This course is devoted to phrasing, study of the shorthand dictionary, and dictation and transcription of business correspondence. 100 to 120 words a minute. Three quarter hours. Denning. SHORTHAND 6. Advanced Phrasing and Dictionary Study. A continuation of Shorthand 5, with dictation and transcription of busi- WEBER COLLEGE 61 ness correspondence at 120 to 150 words a minute. Three quarter hours. Denning. SHORTHAND 7. Expert Stenography. Dictation of addresses, lectures and court reporting, with a view to increasing the student's vocabulary- Three quarter hours. Denning. Typewriting TYPEWRITING I. Typewriting Theory. A study of the Weise-Coover system. The course consists chiefly of pre-machine drills, letter kinesthesis, concentration, speed tests, and charting. 20 net required. Two quarter hours. Denning. TYPEWRITING 2. Intermediate Theory. This course continues tests and charting and drills in letter and word kinesthesis. Speed drives and Budget I letters, their form and arrangement are introduced. 30 net required. Two quarter hours. Denning. TYPEWRITING 3. Advanced Theory. A continuation of Typewriting 2. Budget II telegrams, index cards, and rough drafts- is introduced. 40 net required. Two quarter hours. Denning. TYPEWRITING 4. Continuation of Typewriting 3. Budget III addressing of envelopes, tabulation of reports and statistics is introduced. 50 net required. Two quarter hours. Denning. TYPEWRITING 5. Continuation of Typewriting 4. Budget IV tabulating and billing is introduced. 60 net required. Two quarter hours. Denning. TYPEWRITING 6. Expert Typewriting. Diagnostic tests, English copy and line-a-time drives, tests and charting. Budget V legal papers is introduced. 70 net required. Two quarter hours. Denning. TYPEWRITING 7. Continuation of Typewriting 6. Budget VI and VII office duties are introduced. 80 net required. Two quarter hours. Denning. Office Practice OFFICE PRACTICE 1. General Secretarial Technique. Lectures on special subjects; relation of the secretary to the business office; office detail and routine; uses, costs, and value of modern improved office appliances. Practice in the use of such office appliances and methods as mimeograph, multigraph, dictaphone, adding-machine, stencil-cutting, proof-reading, filing, copy, and carbon. Two quarter hours. Denning.