PAGE 22 WEBER ACADEMY A Unit of Credit. To each course prescribed in this catalogue is assigned a value expressed in "units," or "credits," which is intended to express the amount of work in that course and its value in the fulfillment of the requirement for a diploma. One "unit of credit," or one "unit," means the amount of credit earned in a subject meeting for recitation five periods per week for one academic year of thirty-six weeks. Two laboratory periods are counted equal to one recitation period. At the rate of three units in one year, and four units in each of the other years, a student will earn in his four years fifteen units of credit, which is the minimum requirement for a diploma. No fraction of a unit less than one-half will be allowed. Courses of Study. The following courses of study are offered for 1914-15: 1.A four-year Scientific course. 2.A four-year Literary course. 3.A four-year Normal course. 4.A four-year Commercial course. 5.A four-year Domestic Art and Science course. 6.A four-year Mechanic Arts course. 7.A two-year Commercial course Prescribed Course of Study Scientific Course. First Year. I SEMESTER II SEMESTER Units Book of Mormon Book of Mormon 1/2 English, a English, b 1 Mathematics, a Mathematics, b 1 Physiography Physiography 1/2 Elect Elect 1 Second Year. New Testament New Testament 1/2 English, c English, d 1 Mathematics, c Mathematics, d 1 Zoology Physiology 1 Elect Elect 1 Third Year. Old Testament Old Testament 1/2 English, e English, f 1 Mathematics, e Mathematics, f or g 1 Physics Physics 1 Elect Elect 1/2 Fourth Year. Church History Principles of the Gospel 1/2 English, g English, h 1 Geology Botany 1 Chemistry Chemistry 1 Elect Elect 1