Calendar: 1899-1900 Page 185

ENGINEERING AECHITECTURE AND APPLIED SCIENCES 181 Cuttings Slips Aneroid Barometer and Hypsometer to determine Heights Plotting Sections of Strata from Contours and Boreholes Setting out Tunnels Contract Surveys and Sections Underground Surveying Stadium Omni- meter Tacheometer Gauging Streams Weirs Taking Soundings Hydraulic Surveying Station Pointer Charts Determining Stations Afloat Retaining Walls Arches Graphic Statics Strains on Structures Foundations Piling Cements Concrete י Third Year Lectures Drawing and Designing Monday Wednesday and Friday 30-4 30 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 Roofs Calculation of Strains Steep Grade Railways Tramways Systems of Traction Land Reclamation by embanking or warping up Foreshore protection Land draining Sewerage of Towns and Villages Sewage Outfalls Sewage disposal by Irrigation Filtration Precipitation and bacteriological action Water Supply of Towns and Villages Impounding Reservoirs Filters Under- ground Water Wells and Shafts River Treatment Train- ing Walls Groynes Weirs River Pollution Floods Pre- vention Engine Houses Foundations Construction of Chimnies Flues Boiler Seatings Masonry Dams Docks Harbours Piers Breakwaters Canals Power Trans- mission from Central Stations Storage of Energy Drawing and designing Works Preparation for entering Civil Engineer's Office The Students of this year accompany the Professor to in- spect Works in course of execution 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 £4 4s per Term or £10 10s per Annum