4th. Out-of-door geological excursions to be followed by memoirs.
5th. Manipulations relative to moulding in earth or sand.
6th. Chemical manipulations.
7th. Pyrotechnic manipulations.
First.—Study of Samples of Mineralogical Specimens.
This study has for its object the determination of the kind of minerals described in the course. It is made in s of ten or twelve Sub-Lieutenants and by attendances of one hour, each Sub-Lieutenant being called upon to reply at least three times.
Second.—Study of Geological Maps, followed by a Memoir.
The study of geological maps will consist in indicating, by conventional colors, the different geological formations of a lithographical map, and to make a in a particular direction. The map will be the same for all, and it will be conceived so as to correspond with the geological formation of France, but the s will differ for each student.
An explanatory memoir will have for its object to call the attention of the Sub-Lieutenants to the most salient facts which will be placed in relief by this study.
One attendance in the halls of study will be devoted to this work.