Calendar: 1865-1866 Page 131

applied sciences Evaporation of Liquids The Mechanical Equivalent of Heat Means of converting Heat into Work Efficiency of the Steam-engine limited On the Improvement in actual Steam- engines Optics -On Lenses and Mirrors The Telescope as used in Surveying Means of obtaining accuracy in Levelling and other Measurements Electricity -The Electric Current How to measure it The Resistance it meets with the Force which sustains it Con- struction of Telegraph Lines Students of the Second and Third Years are recommended to read Tate's Mechanical Philosophy Tvvisden's Practical Mechanics Moseley's Principles of Civil Engineering Ran- kine's Applied Mechanics Fee for Occasional Students 31 3s per term or 81 8s per annum IV Arts of Construction in connexion with Civil Engineering and Architecture For Students of the Second and Third Year Student may also be admitted to this Class in his first year on payment of the fees charged to an Occasional Student and with the express permission of the Dean Tuesday and Thursday from 30 to 30 Order of the Course Part for Michaelmas Term Building Materiaib -Their organic structure manufacture qualities decay preservation &c with the purposes to whicj they are severally applied in practice Stone and Artificial Stone Brick and Terra Cotta &c Lime-mortar and Cement Concrete Timber and Deal Asphalte Slate Iron Cast and Malleable Lead and other Metals Glass Paint &c &c in all varieties Part II for Lent Term Applied Mechanics -The scientific adjustment of materials in the practice of the Architect and Civil Engineer Weight and Strength of Materials Founda-