Calendar: 1931-1932 Page 230

228 FACULTY OF ENGINEERING z10 -Design and Construction of Public Works Masonry and Concrete Design One lecture per week Drawing one afternoon per week Earth Pressure and Supporting Power-Stability of Retaining Walls Dams Arches and Chimneys-Distribution of Stress in Masonry Reinforced Concrete Beams Columns and Footings Floor Systems and Retaining Walls Double and Shear Reinforcement Arch Ribs Chimneys Engineering Construction One lecture per week Drawing Michaelmas Term two afternoons per week Lent Term one afternoon per week Excavation Embankment and Mass Haul Trenches and Foundations Boring and Tunnelling Building Materials and Operations Pipe-laying Permanent Way Rainfall Run-off and Storage Reservoirs Filters and Aqueducts Sewerage and Sewage Disposal Waves Tides and their effects Breakwaters Docks Locks and Gates River Regulation zla-Geodesy Location and Quantities One lecture per week throughout the Session Lent Term -Quantities one afternoon per week Easier Term -Fiddwork one whole day per week Contours-Cross-sections-Volumes-Compound and Transition Curves-Field Astronomy-Latitude Azimuth and Time by Meridian Elongation and Extra-meridian Observations-Determination of Longi- tude-Convergence of Meridians-Latitude and Longitude by Account -Precise Levelling-Trigonometrical and Barometrical Levelling- Triangulation-Adjustment of Angles-Photographic Surveying-Re- section-Location of Schemes and Structures Practical Work -Quantities for Earthwork Masonry Permanent Way Pipe-laying etc -Fieldwork Calculations and Plotting for Minor Triangulation-Astronomical Observations of Star and Sun The Engineering Laboratories The Laboratories are opened from 10 to daily except Saturdays The Laboratory accommodation has been largely extended by the addition of new Laboratory 58 ft by 44 ft for Hydraulics and