Trigonometry Required For The Additional Subjects For Honours According To The New Scheme Sanctioned By The Senate, June 1865 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781286666005)

"Trigonometry Required For The Additional Subjects For Honours According To The New Scheme Sanctioned By The Senate, June 1865" is a historical text detailing the trigonometry curriculum required for honours students. Authored by James L. McDowell, this book provides insight into the 19th-century educational standards and the specific mathematical knowledge expected of advanced students.

This work offers a detailed exploration of trigonometric principles as they were taught within a structured academic framework. It serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the history of mathematics education and the evolution of curriculum design. Readers will gain an understanding of the rigorous standards set forth by the Senate and the depth of knowledge pursued by students in the honours program during this period.

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