Calendar: 1860-1861 Page 116

APPLIED SCIENCES 117 or the Electric Light -Propagation of Light Reflexion and Refraction Dispersion Formation of Optical Images Theory of Perfect Optical Instrument the Eye the Telescope and the Microscope Achromatism the Telescope as used for Astronomical Purposes Theory of Colour as perceived by Eye Physical Theory of Light The Text-Books used in this part of the Course are Galbraith and Haughton's Manuals on Mechanics Hydrostatics and Optics Second and Third Years Theoretical Lectures on Applied Mechanics On the Application of the Higher Mathematics to the Theory of the Equilibrium and Motion of the Parts of Bodies -General Theory of the Equilibrium of Body as Whole Mutual Actions between the Parts of Body On the Stresses and Strains to which Body may be Exposed Laws of Elasticity and of Rupture Application to Simple Cases occurring in Practice Energy stored and re- stored by Spring Motion of System of Invariable Form -Composition of Ro- tation Complete Theory of the Pendulum Moment of Iner- tia of Machine Motion of the Earth on its Axis Motion of an Incompressible Fluid -Steady Motion Lines of Motion Hydraulic Machines depending on Dynamical Prin- ciples Application of the Theory of Fluid Motion to the Solution of Questions in Heat Electricity and Magnetism On Waves -General Theory of Oscillations and Undulations with its Application to the Theories of Sound and Light The First Principles of Astronomy -On the Application of Geometry and Mechanics to the Heavenly Bodies Ancient Theory of the Heavens Copernican Theory Kepler's Dis- coveries Newton's Theory The Mode of Conducting Astro- nomical Observations the Clock the Transit Circle the Equatoreal Telescope Corrections of Errors Comparison of Observation with Theory General Theory of the Reduction of Observations Present State of Astronomical Knowledge