Foresty I50B
Forest protection, fire prevention, fire weather and fire danger, fire control methods |
and equipment, fire reports and mapping, damage assessment. Insect and disease
problems.

(2-2-0-0)
Forestry 151A

Forest mensuration. Basic statistical measures, use of instruments, tree measure-
ment, timber cruising, log scaling and grading.

(2-3-0-0)
Forestry 151B

Forest management. Forest inventories, preparation and use of volume tables, stand
tables, growth and yield tables, forest regulation, working plans.

(2-3-0-0)

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY

R. F. Grant, B.A., M.SC., PH.D., (U.B.C.), Head of Department
J. H. Breckenridge, B.sc. (QUEEN’S), PH.D. (ALTA.)

E. F. Shortland, B.sc. (SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS), PH.D. (MCGILL)
R. W. Shepherd, Chemical Technologist.

Chemistry
GENERAL INFORMATION

Students planning to proceed to a Bachelor of Science degree or planning to enter a
professional school such as Engineering, Forestry, or the Nursing degree course
must take Chemistry 111AB

Students preparing to enter Medicine or Dentistry will require Chemistry 111AB,
211AB, 212AB.

MAJORS AND HONOURS
Majors
First year — Chemistry 111AB, Mathematics 111AB, Physics 111AB.

Second year — Chemistry 211AB, 212AB, Mathematics 211AB, Physics 212AB. An
additional course, either Mathematics 212AB or Physics 211AB is recommended
in second year.

Honours — To be accepted into the Honours Chemistry Programme in the third
year at a university, candidates must have obtained at least a high second class
standing in Chemistry 111AB, Chemistry 211AB and Chemistry 212AB.

COURSES OFFERED

Chemistry 111A — GENERAL CHEMISTRY
Fundamental concepts, chemical calculations, atomic and molecular structure,

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