Calendar: 1891-1892 Page 194

190 ENGINEERING The drawing- of the surveyor and civil engineer Architec- tural drawing AVorking drawings of floors partitions stair- cases roofs and other structural details The elements and principles of suitable ornament and general architectural style as Classic Renaissance Gothic &c The preparation of plans elevations and sections to scale and the perspective view of the completed design Mechanical drawing Working drawings cf machinery and engineering details such as the various forms of screws and spur bevel drum heart and other varieties of wheels Details of electrical work Engineering work involved in the laying out of Railways Bridges Docks &c and drawing to scale from examples from models or from actual machines in plan elevation and section Instruction is also given in Freehand and Model drawing Occasional Students may take up any branch which they may wish to follow and can attend the classes whenever the loom is open for work It will be seen from the above outline of the course of study that the Students are not only encouraged to make careful and accurate working drawings directly bearing on the subjects in which they receive instruction from the Professors of Civil Engineering Building Construction and Architecture Mechanical Engineering and Art but also receive such practical course of training in the principles and practice of instrumental drawing as enables them to at once enter high class offices on leaving the College Class lectures on Geometry Perspective Isometry &c are given and the Students work out the course suggested by such lectures and their Engineering Mechanical or Architec- tural drawing on alternate days When desired by occasional Students special attention is given to the requirements of the Examinations for Woolwich Sandhurst &c All Students are required to provide them- selves with Rawlc's Practical Plane Geometry and Hulme's