Services of the College The herbarium of Weber State College is a rapidly growing collection of plant and library materials. At present, this collection contains some 12,000 preserved plant specimens collected primarily from areas throughout the western states. These plants and the literature provide a valuable source of reference material for the faculty, capable students, and visiting botanists. The Geological Museum is located in the Department of Geology. The several collections of minerals, ores, rocks and fossils add interest to geology classes. More than 250 species of fossils illustrate the development of life during geologic times. Part of the several hundred specimens are arranged according to Dana, and others are from important or interesting localities. The rock collections, consisting of more than 500 specimens, are arranged to show rock types and localities. Planetarium—A planetarium featuring a 30 ft. hemispherical dome and Spitz A-4 planetarium projector is located in the Science Lecture Building. At present, this installation is the only such facility in a state college or university in Utah and several of the surrounding states. The facility is used primarily in class instruction in astronomy classes. In addition, a program featuring some phase of astronomy is given once each week which is open to students and the general public. Security and Traffic—The Security Office is a protective agency established for the benefit of the students, faculty, visitors and staff. It maintains effective liaison with the local police department and is entrusted with the proper enforcement of state laws, and campus rules and regulations. All matters concerning security, safety, or requiring police action should be referred to this office. Another major responsibility of the Security Office is the control of campus motor vehicle traffic and parking. In each academic year faculty, staff members and students who regularly or occasionally operate motor vehicles on campus shall register any such motor vehicle with the College Security Department. All students, faculty, and staff members, who plan to park on campus must display a parking permit on their motor vehicles. Traffic Rules and Regulations are available at registration or the Security Office. All members of the Campus Committee are expected to know and obey all federal, state and local laws. The Security Office is located at 4040 Tyler Avenue, Ogden, Utah-Telephone 393-0973. 92 SCHOOLS OF THE COLLEGE The School of Arts, Letters and Science 95-221 The School of Business and Economics 223-241 The School Education 243-285 The School of Technology and Trade-Technical Education 287-351 Numbering of Courses—Courses numbered 001-049 include remedial and non-credit courses. Courses numbered 050-099 are terminal courses that ordinarily do not satisfy baccalaureate requirements and are non-transferable. Courses numbered 100- 199, Freshman course designation. Courses 200-279, Sophomore course designation. Courses 280-299 are lower division numbers to be used as follows: 280, individual research courses; 283, directed reading courses; 286, practicum courses; 289, intern courses; 292, workshops, festivals, institutes; 295, field trips; 299 seminars. Courses numbered 300-399 are Junior course designation. Courses numbered 400-479 are Senior course designation. Courses 480 through 499 are to be used as follows: 480, individual research courses; 483, directed reading courses; 486, practicum courses; 489, intern courses; 492, workshops, festivals, institutes; 495, field trips; 499, seminars. Abbreviations Used—The following abbreviations are used throughout this catalog: A, Autumn Quarter; W, Winter Quar- f*'> S, Spring Quarter; Su, Summer Quarter. A figure in paren- eses (3) means the number of quarter hours allowed for a given course. 93