Calendar: 1896-1897 Page 148

144 faculty of science meter Contouring Land Plotting Sections of Strata from Contours and Boreholes Setting out Tunnels Contract Surveys and Sections Underground Surveying Stadium Omnimeter Tacheometer Gauging Streams Weirs Taking Soundings Hydraulic Surveying Station Pointer Charts Determining Stations Afloat Third Year Lectures Friday 3-4 Drawing and Designing Monday 15 -4 Friday 15-3 The Third Year Course deals with the various branches of Civil Engineering practice Railways in England and abroad Passenger and Goods Main Lines double and single The arrangement of Passing Places Level Crossings Junctions Sidings Turnouts Cross- overs Stations and Goods Yards Tunnelling and Tunnel Construction Bridges and Poofs Calculation of Strains Lattice and Web Girders Steep Grade Railways Tram- ways Systems of Traction Land Reclamation by em- banking or warping up Foreshore protection Land draining Sewerage of Towns and Villages Sewage Out- falls Sewage disposal by Irrigation Filtration Precipita- tion Water supply of Towns and Villages Impounding Reservoirs Filters Underground Water Wells and Shafts Arrangements of Mains Service Pipes Valves and Hydrants Floods Prevention Retaining Walls Engine Houses Foundations for Machinery Masonry Dams Improving Navigable Channels Training Walls Docks Harbours Piers Breakwaters Canals Power Transmission from Central Stations Drawing and designing Civil Engineering Works The Students of this year accompany the Professor to in- spect various Works in course of execution and thus obtain practical experience in Civil Engineering matters which have been the subject of instruction in the College Any Matriculated Student of this Division may be ad- mitted to these Classes out of his proper Term on payment of £2 2s per Term Fees -£3 3s per Term or £8 8s per Annum