Catalogue

Bulletin

of the

NEW BEDFORD INSTITUTE
OF TECHNOLOGY

NEW BEDFORD, MASS.

1957-1958

EVENING DIVISION CATALOGUE

New Bedford Institute
Of Technology

LIST OF I NSTRUCTORS

GENERAL INFORMATION

LIST OF COURSES

Louis Pacheco, Jr., Director
Evening School

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Edmund Rigby, Chairman
Henri F. Horn, Vice-Chairman

Mrs. Ida Epstein, Secretary

Dr. John E. Foster, Clerk of Board

TRUSTEES

Ex-officio, His Honor Francis L. Lawler, Mayor

Ex-officio, John J. Desmond, Jr., Commissioner of Education

Ex-officio, Miss Ruth B. McFadden, Superintendent of Schools

Nils V. Nelson Charles V. F. DeMailly Mrs. Ida Epstein

John A. Shea Gerald Y. Murphy William E. King

Joseph A. Dancewicz John Vertente, Jr.

Philip Manchester

Henri F. Horn

Miss E. Ferris Almada

Edmund Rigby
Charles Dugdale

Clarence G. Bowman
Joseph Dawson, Jr.

OFFICERS OF THE INSTITUTE

John E. Foster, B.S., C.E., Sc.D., President
George Walker, President Emeritus

James L. Giblin, M.S.
Dean of Faculty

Warren M. Holt, B.S.

Director of Admissions

Augustus Silva, A.B., M.A.
Dean of Students

Clifford N. Beck, B.S. in T.E.
Placement Director

Louis Pacheco, Jr., B.S. in T.E., M.Ed. Leo M. Sullivan, B.S., M.A.

Director of Evening School Director of Bookstore

Mary F. Makin, Treasurer

FACULTY

James L. Giblin, M.S. . . . . . Professor, Head of Textile Engineering

Augustus Silva, A.B., M.A Professor, Head of English Department

Francis Tripp, B.S. in Ch.E., B.S. in T.C., M.S. in Ch., Ch.E.

Professor, Head of Chemistry
Leo M. Sullivan, B.S., M.A. . .Professor, Head of Social Science and Humanities
Howard C. Tinkham, B.S., M.E. . . Professor, Dean of Mechanical Engineering

Fred Beardsworth Associate Professor of Weaving

Edward H. Cloutier Associate Professor of Knitting

Frank Holden . . . . . . Associate Professor of Yarn Preparation

John Broadmeadow, B.S. in Ch.E., B.S. in T.C., M.Ed

Associate Professor of Organic Chemistry
Edmund J. Dupre, B.S. in T.C. . . Associate Professor of Dyeing and Finishing
Louis E. F. Fenaux, B.S. in Ch., M.S. in Ch.

Associate Professor of Analytical Chemistry
Lenine Gonsalves, B.S. . . Associate Professor, Head of Electrical Engineering

Anthony J. John, B.S., M.A. . Associate Professor, Head of Mathematics and Physics
John R. Barylski, B.S. in M.E. . Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Assistant Professor of Tool Manufacturing

Assistant Professor of Testing and Microscopy

.Ed. . . Assistant Professor of Yarn Preparation

Assistant Professor of Weaving

. Assistant Professor of Mathematics

Instructor in Mechanical Engineering

. Instructor in Inorganic Chemistry

Instructor in Social Sciences and Humanities

. Instructor in Mechanical Engineering

Instructor in Mechanical Engineering

in T.T. . Instructor in Textile Engineering

Instructor in Fine Arts

Adam Bayreuther .
Clifford N. Beck, B.S. in T.E.
Louis Pacheco, Jr., B.S. in T.E., M
Antone Rodil ....
Warren M. Holt, B.S. .
Alden Counsell, B.S. in M.E.
Ferdinand P. Fiocchi, B.S. in Ch.
Celestino, D. Macedo, A.B., M.A.
Conrad P. Richard, B.S. .
Joseph L. Roberts, B.S. in M.E.
William A. Silveira, B.S. in T.E.,
Robert C. Booth .
Margot Neugebauer, B.F.A., M.F.A
Evelyn Ramalhete
John T. Regan, A.B.
Richard Walder, B.S. in E.E.
Kenneth H. Barnard, B.S. in Ch.
Milton E Parker, B.S. .
Edward S. Rudnich, B.S. in M.E.,
Hans Picard, B.S. in E.E.
J. F. Wareing ....

M.S,

Instructor in Textile Design

Instructor in Fashion Department

Instructor in Weaving

Instructor in Electrical Engineering

Visiting Professor, Lecturer in Textile Chemistry

Visiting Professor, Lecturer in Food Engineering

M.S. in T.T. . Visiting Instructor in Electronics

Visiting Instructor in Electronics

Visiting Professor, Lecturer in Quality Control

THE EVENING SCHOOL

Organization and Purpose

The Evening School is an integrated administrative unit of the New
Bedford Institute of Technology. It is oriented to the need for supplying
competently trained personnel to the professions and industries which
the Institute serves. In addition, courses are offered to meet a growing
need for the continuing education for the adult community.

Entrance Requirements

Entrance requirements vary with the subject selected. Subjects taken
for college credit, the requirement is graduation from a recognized high
school. Applicants for credit in any course are required to present
qualifying records. For all other programs, the only requirement, in
general, is graduation from grammar school and the necessary profes-
sional or industrial experience.

Registration

Registration forms may be procured in advance at the office of the
Registrar. Registration is normally held during the second week of
September for the Fall term and during the second week in December
for the Spring term. No new registrations will be accepted after the
first two weeks of classes have been held except with permission of the
Director of Evening School and the Instructor concerned. Students
cannot apply for a transfer to a college credit program after the first two
weeks of classes.

Tuition and Fees

Tuition and Fees charged for attendance at the Evening School are as
follows:

1. Non-credit courses are available without tuition charge to residents
of New Bedford. (This is in lieu of a $10,000 annual grant to the In-
stitution from the city of New Bedford.)

2. Non-credit courses have a tuition charge of $10.00 per course to
non-residents of New Bedford.

3. A $5.00 fee per credit hour is charged to all students enrolled in a
credit course for college credit.

4. Tuition charges according to items 1 and 2 above are applied to
students enrolled in a credit course but not seeking college credit.

5. A $2.00 laboratory fee is required of students enrolled in Chemistry
and Machine Shop courses.

6. Refunds, for tuition only, will be made on the basic rate applicable
to day students. An application for refund must be made by the student
concerned; it is not the function of the Institute.

Attendance

Students must attend 70% of classes held and complete prescribed as-
signments in order to receive a certificate for the subject. Students in
college-credit courses must be present for 80% of scheduled classes.

The academic year consists of two 12 week semesters in the Evening
School. The first semester begins at the end of September and extends to
the middle of December. The second semester starts during the first week
of January and is completed about the end of March.

The sessions per week and the semesters required to complete a subject
are shown with each course. A session consists of li/£ hour period. In
most courses, one session is given in one night, however, due to the nature
of the course, in some cases two sessions (three hours) are completed in
one night. Number of credits offered for courses are shown in listing
of courses.

Grading System

The system as used in the day program will be adhered to.

COURSES OFFERED — NON

CREDIT

TEXTILE DEPARTMENT

Sessions

Yarn Preparation Division:

Per Week

Semesters

TE-101, 2

Picking, Carding, Drawing

2

2

TE-201A

Roving Frames

2

1

TE-201B

Spinning

2

1

TE-302

Combing

2

1

TE-203

Cotton Classing

1

1

TE-202

Advanced Calculations

2

1

TE-304

Time Study

1

2

Weaving Di

vision:

TE-501

Elementary Loom Fixing

2

1

TE-502

Draper Loom Fixing

2

1

TE-503

Automatic Box Loom Fixing

2

1

TE-504

Jacquard Loom Fixing

2

1

Knitting Division:

TE-241, 2

General Knitting

2

2

TE-245

Flat Knitting

2

1

TE-246

Warp Knitting

2

1

TE-350, 1

Power Sewing

1

1

TE-352, 3

Sewing Machine Maintenance

2

1

Design Division:

TE-161, 2

Weave Formation I

2

2

TE-261, 2

Weave Formation II

2

2

TE-163, 4

Fabric Analysis I

2

2

TE-263, 4

Fabric Analysis II

2

2

TE-361, 2

Jacquard Designing

2

2

TE-167, 8

Fabric Classification

1

2

TD-210

Fashion Illustration
Srreen Printing

2

1

1
1

Testing and Microscopy Division,

TE-182, 3 Physical Testing
TE-184, 5 Microscopy
TE-283, 4 Photomicroscopy

Sessions
Per Week

2
2
2

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

ME-501, 2 Engineering Drawing 2

ME-503, 4 Advanced Engineering Drawing 2

ME-505, 6 Advanced Engineering Drawing 2

ME-507 Tool Design ' 2

ME-214 Mechanics (Statics) 2

ME-521 Elementary Strength of Materials 2

ME-522 Machine Design " 2

ME-510 Machine Shop Practice 2

ME-511 Advanced Machine Shop Practice 2

Semesters

1

1
1

2
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
2

CREDIT COURSES

MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS DEPARTMENT

Sessions Semes-

Per Week

TERS

Crs.

M-010

Pre-College Mathematics

M-101

College Mathematics I

3

1

5

M-102

College Mathematics II

3

1

5

M-lll

Log Log Deci Trig Slide Rule

1

1

0

M-110

Slide Rule Fundamentals

1

1

0

M-203

Differential Calculus

2

1

3

M-204

Integral Calculus

2

1

3

M-407

Statistics

1

2

3

P-211

Physics

2

1

3

P-212

Physics

2

1

3

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

EE-313

Electric Circuits and Machines D.C.

2

1

3

EE-314

Electric Circuits and Machines A.C.

2

1

3

EE-315

Electric Circuit Fundamentals

2

1

3

EE-316

Electric Machinery

2

1

3

EE-303

Fundamentals of Electronics

2

1

3

EE-304

Engineering Electronics I

2

1

3

EE-405

Engineering Electronics II

2

1

3

SOCIAL SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT

H-110

General Psychology

2

3

H-413

Psychology of Adjustment

2

3

H-230

Economics

2

3

H-340

Sociology

2

3

H-120

Government

2

3

H-411

Industrial Psychology

2

3

H-421

U. S. History

2

3

8

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-412 Applied Psychology

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H-433 Industrial Management

H-441 Social Problems

H-442 World History, since 1900

H-470 Philosophy

H-480 Public Relations

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

E-101 College English I

E-102 College English II

E-401 Technical Report Writing

E-103 Business English

E-402 Public Speaking

CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT

Ch-100 General Inorganic Chemistry

Ch-111 Inorganic Chemistry

Ch-112 Inorganic Chemistry II

Ch-113 Qualitative Analysis

Ch-211 Elem. Quantitative Analysis

Ch-212 Elem. Quantitative Analysis II

Ch-221 Introductory Textile Chemistry

Ch-231 Elementary Organic Chemistry

Ch-232 Elem. Organic Chemistry II

Ch-331 Advanced Organic Chemistry

Ch-222 Elementary Dyeing

Ch-341 Textile Printing I

Ch-342 Textile Printing II

Ch-321 Advanced Dyeing I

Ch-421 Advanced Dyeing II

Ch-114 Stoichiometry

Ch-311 Instrumental Analysis

Ch-312 Instrumental Analysis II

Ch-351 Bacteriology

Ch-352 Microbiology

Ch-411 Physical Chemistry

Ch-412 Physical Chemistry II

Ch-441 Industrial Chemical Analysis

Ch-442 Industrial Chemical Analysis II

Ch-451 Textile Finishing

Ch-452 Textile Finishing II

Sessions Semes-

Per Week

TERS

Crs.

2

3

2

3

2

3

2

3

2

3

2

3

2

3

2

3

2

3

2

3

2

3

2

3

1

2

1

2

1

2

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

2

2

4

Publication of this Document Approved by George J. Cronin, State Purchasing Agent
ED-NBIT 32. 2m-8-57-920768