2. The practical part of the instruction, designed by a series of practical exercises to exhibit the application of the theory taught and to extend the knowledge previously acquired.
The practical part includes—
(a.) Visits to the Military Establishments and Institutions in Berlin and Spandau, examination of the objects, collections, models, &c., which they contain.
(b.) Chemical manipulation.
(c.) Examination of raw materials, of cannon, limbers, and ammunition wagons, of shot and shells, and of small-arms.
(d.) Management of machines.
(e.) Practical exemplification of the rules for placing guns with reference to the ground, and to tactical considerations.
(f.) Marking out and tracing batteries and field-works.
(g.) Drawings from Artillery objects, and from buildings, &c.