100 WEBER COLLEGE tory periods per week. Autumn Quarter. Five credit hours. Botany 2. General Botany. A course in gen• botany to meet the requirements of medical students. Three lectures and two laboratory period* per week. Autumn Quarter. Five credit houn Botany 8. Flowering Plants. A detailed study of the higher plants will be made with special reference to structure physiology and reproduction. Three lectures and two laboratory period- per week. Spring Quarter. Five credit hoiu 1 Botany 4- Histology. This is a course in the technique of preparing, staining, and mountinu sections for microscopical examination, including the study of plant tissues and tissue system Prerequisite: Botany 1 or 2. Three lectures and two laboratory periods per week. Winter Quarter. Five credit hours. Botany 5. Plant Relationships and Her: In this course a study of plants as to kind- lationships, development and heredity will l« made. The lectures and two laboratory period - per week. Winter Quarter. Five credit hour- Botany 6. Taxonomy. A study in the classification of local spring flowers and training in the use of manuals will be made. Field trips will In- taken to gather the plants. Three lectures and two laboratory periods per week. Spring Quarter. Five credit hours. Botany 7. Economic Botany. This course (!.■:•..- largely with plants useful to mankind. The can and management of some useful plants will i- considered. The work is designed espocialh those engaged in commercial product im plants. Autumn Quarter. Four lectures and nnr laboratory period per week. Five credit hour* WEBER COLLEGE 101 ZOOLOGY Zoology 1. General Zoology. A course designed to cover the general principles of Zoology together with representative animal types. Such other topics as life histories, geographic distribution, and animal habits will be considered. Three lectures and two laboratory periods per week. Autumn Quarter. Five credit hours. Zoology 2. General Zoology. Winter Quarter. Three lectures and two laboratory periods per week. Five credit hours. Zoology 3. Genetics and Eugenics. A study of inheritance in plants and animals. The facts and theories of heredity; the well-being of human family and improvement of plant and animal forms are considered. Prerequisites: Botany 1, Zoology 1. Spring Quarter. Five credit hours. Zoology 4- Invertebrate Zoology. Designed especially for Pre-Medical Students. As far as possible, animals which cause disease, carry disease germs, or are structurally of medical importance, are selected for laboratory work. Open to all students. Three lectures and two laboratory periods each week. Winter Quarter. Five credit hours. Zoology 5. Comparative Vertebrate Zoology. Designed especially for Pre-Medical students. Pre-requisite: Zoology 4. Lectures and recitations on the comparative anatomy of the vertebrates and on Zoological principles are offered. The laboratory work consists of the dissecting and drawing of the more important organs. Two lectures and three laboratory periods each week. Spring Quarter. Five credit hours.