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The Student Experience in Engineering (1878-1906)

  • The School of Practical Science
    • Establishment of the SPS
  • A Sampling of Students
    • G.W. McFarlen, Civ 1888
    • J.W. Bain, Min 1896
    • L.T. Burwash, Min 1897
    • W.C. Lumbers, Mech & Elec 1901
    • H.G. Acres, Mech & Elec 1903
    • P. C. Coates, Min 1904
    • W. G. Swan, Civ 1905
    • E. Harrison, Civ 1906
    • C.B. Hamilton, Jr., Mech 1906
  • Course Work
    • J. Galbraith's Lecture Notes
    • W.H. Ellis' Laboratory Notes
    • Technical Drawings
      • Practice Sheets
      • Descriptive Geometry
      • Strength of Materials
      • Optics
      • Mechanics of Machinery
      • Topography
      • Pulley (first year)
      • Lathe (second year)
      • Marine Boiler (third year)
      • The Trussed Beam Drawing
  • Classroom Spaces
    • The Chemistry and Mining Building
  • The Engineering Library
    • The Architecture Library
  • The Engineering Society
    • Engineering Society Executive
  • Athletics
  • Student Antics
    • The Klondike Expedition
    • The Skule Cannon
  • From SPS to FASE
  • Acknowledgements and Credits
  • Sources

E. Harrison, Civ 1906

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Edward Harrison in 1906. Torontonensis (1906), p. 211.

Edward Harrison studied at the School of Practical Science from 1903-1906, completing a three-year Diploma in Civil Engineering.

 Below is a sample of Harrison's engineering drawings from his time as a student:

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First year. December 7, 1903. UTARMS, B1997-0035/001(02).

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Second year. March 6, 1905. UTARMS, B1997-0035/001(08)+(09).

 

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