Calendar: 1927-1928 Page 211

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING 211 Arrangements are also made for supervising the studies of Graduates of this and of other Universities who are candidates for higher degree in the University of London For further particulars refer to the University Calendar RESEARCH Facilities are offered in the various Laboratories of the College for persons wishing to undertake Research COURSE FOR COLLEGE DIPLOMA AND CERTIFICATE IN ENGINEERING The College Diploma in Engineering is awarded without further examination to all Students who succeed in obtaining Honours in the Internal Degree examinations at King's College and who have attended satisfactorily the lecture courses in both Chemistry and Geology in the first year The College Certificate in Engineering is awarded without further examination to all students who obtain Pass in the Internal Degree examination at King's College and who have attended satisfactorily the lecture courses in both Chemistry and Geology in the first year Students may however attend the College for the purpose of obtaining the Diploma or Certificate only For such can- dictates the Regulations are as follows candidate for the Diploma or Certificate in Engineering must have pursued his studies as Regular Student in the Faculty of Engineering for not less than nine terms unless he has already obtained such external distinctions as may be deemed by the Board of the Faculty sufficient to exempt him from part of the College course In no case will the period of study required be less than six terms candidate must satisfy the Board of the Faculty as to his conduct attendance and progress in the courses for each subject of the First Year Second Year and Third Year Examinations He must pass the following Examinations unless otherwise exempted The College Entrance Examination before entry The First Year Examination The Second Year Examination The Third Year Examination The Diploma will not be awarded to candidate who having entered for the Diploma only fails to qualify for it within three years of his entering upon his Second Year course Satisfactory attendance implies 80 per cent of possible attendance at classes together with attendance at the Examinations