Elementary arithmetic for the Corporals. } Complete arithmetic } } Elementary geometry } } for the Serjeants. } Complete geometry } } Trigonometry } } for the Serjeant-Major. } Surveys for the _Sous-Officiers_. } Special mathematics for the Officers. } By the Prof. of Mathematics. Drawing for the Corporals and _Sous-Officers_. By the Professor of Drawing, who is also charged with completing the collection of models which relate to it. The elements of fortification for the Serjeant-Majors. } Construction, and theories on practical schools } for the _Sous-Officiers_. } Permanent fortification } } The attack and defense of places } } Mines } } Bridges } } Ovens } } Topography } } for the Officers. } Geography } } Military history of France } } for the _Sous-Officiers_. } By the Officers of the regiment, named by the Colonel, independently of those appointed by the regulations At the end of each course the colonel of the regiment causes a general examination to be made in his presence of the whole of the men who have followed this course, and has a list made out in the order of merit, with notes of the capacity and aptitude of each. These lists are consulted in the formation of tables of promotion, and placed with the said tables before the inspector-general. Each captain and lieutenant are obliged to give in at least a single treatise on five different projects, consisting of a memoir discussing or the journal of a siege, with drawing of the whole, and of details in sufficient number to render them perfectly intelligible. The _special practical_ instruction is composed of seven distinct schools, relating to:-- Field Fortification. Saps. Mines and Fireworks. Bridges. Ovens. Topography. Gymnastics. And they comprehend, in addition, sham sieges, and underground war. Each of these seven schools is taught in accordance with the special instructions annexed to the regulation, which, however, are not published.