Calendar: 1937-1938 Page 161

162 FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCE Intermediate Sc Course Students not already exempted before entering the College take the course for the Intermediate Science Examination in their first year Four subjects are to be chosen from the following list Pure Mathematics Zoology Applied Mathematics Geology Physios Geography Chemistry Military Studies Botany The College does not offer Intermediate Science courses in either General Principles of Biology or General Physiology Candidates who offer Botany Geography and either Geology or Zoology are permitted to select Chemistry as their fourth subject With this exception one at least of the subjects must be chosen from the first three on the list The time-table does not permit students of King College to attend courses in more than one of the following subjects Applied Mathematics Geology and Zoology For similar reason if the combination selected includes Chemistry and Geography portion of the Geography course must be taken in the evening student with Referred Subject may sit for the examination in that subject as an Internal Student either in November or in June Candidates wishing to take the examination in November should consult the College Registration Clerk with regard to their entry student who fails in the Intermediate Examination in June is not allowed to sit again before the following June student who fails to sit for the Intermediate Examination at the appropriate time or fails in that examination in all four subjects will not except for special reasons be allowed to repeat the course Final So Courses These courses are normally taken by students during their second and third years in College but student who has already obtained exemption from the Intermediate Science Examination before entering the College commences such course in his first year Students read either for the Sc General or the Sc Special Degree Successful candidates in either examination are awarded First or Second Class Honours or Pass The Course for the Sc Special Degree in Mathematics is planned on three-year basis but special arrangements will be made for students who are obliged to complete the course in two years Students should consult the Dean with regard to their choice of subjects candidate for admission to any Special Degree course will be required to show evidence of ability to profit by the course For further information concerning admission to particular Special courses reference should be made to the sections in this Syllabus dealing with the different Departments in the Faculty