4. Conic sections. (4½ months.)
II. Statics.— Geostatics and Hydrostatics.
With application to practical cases, namely, determination of center of gravity for ordnance and their parts, pressure upon supports, rafters, against walls, dikes and arches; stability, carrying power, strength as well as regulation and calculation of power of machines which are moved by animals. (4½ months.)
C. THE LECTURES IN THE FIRST SECTION OF THE THIRD CŒTUS COMPRISE,
1. Differential and integral calculation. (3 months.)
2. Higher geometry. (2½ months.)
3. Dynamics (mechanical,) and hydraulics, with application of the determination of the strength, direction, and distribution of the recoil upon the separate proportions of a piece of ordnance, of the science of projectiles, of the theory of carriages, of the rise of rockets. (3½ months.)
D. THE LECTURES IN THE SECOND DIVISION OF THE THIRD CŒTUS COMPRISE,
1. Repetition of the most important results of the instruction in the first cœtus in a series of exercises.
2. Repetition of the theory of statics and solution of numerous problems from real life. (3 months.)