Missouri University of Science and Technology - Rollamo Yearbook (Rolla, MO)

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CIVIL E GI EERI G When the world began and the first signs of civilization appeared, civil engineering also made its appear- ance. Engineering, the art and sci- ence by which natural forces and materials are utilized in structures or machines, is classified in the civil field as the planning, design, and building of private structures and public works. Specialization, common to all en- gineering fields, offers the areas of highways, railways, hydraulics, struc- tures, foundations, sanitation, and consulting to an aggressive young man interested in civil engineering. W as - uv s X 'I gm, , ai-..,, I, , 4 19 ,I 'hams' , 'UN-.i. 5 if 2 i A Civil instructors Thompson and Best comparing notes. 3 'L 135' sim -fggg Q, f fic a a t ,, ff l 3 ai i + ,-r, . 3 Q K 1 N s if Wm ul I r .L ,-I N I : 5 ii I s 7 ii s I , 2 , is Fu f ,, t 4 K X N 0 I s R 11 is -Y Q 1-fasszy Ng i I i l . 4 s 4 i of f 1554, 1 ZEI5S:Es .. in? 54 X Agax sk A V S 2 A ,xx xi XXX 'Q . 1 Y , x , 1- i, W 8 The Civil Engineering Building 21

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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Electrical engineering lab. Heavy problem assignments ke nts bus The modern electrical engineering building EWTHLEQ. .if-flint T .F ' lm! Q I X. sN..a1'iN - ' 1