Eng Sci 10 to Merge With 110 Next Autumn

Engineering Sciences 10 and Engineering Sciences 110 will be revised and next year to form a new sequence of half courses in principles of .

The change will "ease a confused situation and provide a sensible sequence of ." Patrick C. Fischer, assistant professor of Applied Mathematics, examined recently.

The two courses may be taken independently or together, depending on the computer work, the student plans to do. Eng Sci 110 will cover basic programming non-numerical aspects of computers, Eng Sci 111 "will treat the computer a tool" to higher numerical analysis, said.

Flacher plans to raise the "intellectual " of the new sequence. "If you 110 you ought to take two or three to go with it," he said.

The change will "ease a confused situation and provide a sensible sequence of ." Patrick C. Fischer, assistant professor of Applied Mathematics, examined recently.

The two courses may be taken independently or together, depending on the computer work, the student plans to do. Eng Sci 110 will cover basic programming non-numerical aspects of computers, Eng Sci 111 "will treat the computer a tool" to higher numerical analysis, said.

Flacher plans to raise the "intellectual " of the new sequence. "If you 110 you ought to take two or three to go with it," he said.

The two courses may be taken independently or together, depending on the computer work, the student plans to do. Eng Sci 110 will cover basic programming non-numerical aspects of computers, Eng Sci 111 "will treat the computer a tool" to higher numerical analysis, said.

Flacher plans to raise the "intellectual " of the new sequence. "If you 110 you ought to take two or three to go with it," he said.

Flacher plans to raise the "intellectual " of the new sequence. "If you 110 you ought to take two or three to go with it," he said.