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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING.

Compulsory Entrance Bubjects.—Algebra and Trigono- metry, together with one of the following:—Mechanics, Physics, or Chemistry, at the School Leaving Examination standard. Subject to this requirement, any matriculated student may proceed to an Engineering course. (1) Bachelor of Civil Engineering--(B.C.E.). Bachelor of Electrical Engineering—(B.E.E.). Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering— (B.Mech.E.) . Bachelor of Metallurgical Engineering—(B.Met.E.). Bachelor of Mining Engineering-(B.M.E.) Candidates for any one of these degrees must pursue their studies for four years, and pass the prescribed ex- aminations.* Laboratory and Drawing Office work, to- gether with attendance at Demonstrations and Excursions, is required in each year. Satisfactory evidence of the following experience (vaca- tion work) is required as a pre-requisite to entry on the various parts of the courses:—

Part of course to Pre-requisite Vacation Work. be entered upon.

Second year for At least five consecutive weeks' workshop each degree practice under a competent Engineer Third year for At least five weeks' (since the previous each degree ex- December Examination) surveying ex- cept B.Met.E. perience under a competent Civil En- gineer or Surveyor Third year for At least five weeks' (since the previous the B.Met.E. December Examination) approved prac- degree tical experience. Fourth year as At least five weeks' (since the previous follows:— December Examination) experience under a competent official (indicated as follows) previously approved by the Faculty:- B.C.E. Engineering or Surveying, as the Faculty may determine, under a Civil Engineer or Surveyor. At least three subjects of a year must be passed to entitle candidates to proceed to subjects of a higher year, and all 118 FACULTY OF ENGINEERING.

Part of course to be entered upon. Pre-requisite Vacation Work.

B.E.E. Engineering under an Electrical Engineer B.Meoh.E. Engineering under a Mechanical Engineer B.Met.E. Practical Metallurgy under a Metallurgist B.M.E. Mining Engineering, Mine Surveying, or Field Geology, as the Faculty may de- termine, under a Mining Engineer, Mine Surveyor or Geologist

For the completion of the Fourth Year (after passing the required examinations), there is required (a) the production of a certificate of having acquired proficiency in Ambulance work (First Aid to the Injured) under an approved instructor, and (b) The production of a satisfactory certificate of hav- ing been engaged during twelve months in acquiring practical knowledge under a competent engineer in charge of works as follows:—

Degree. Experience Required.

B.C.E. Civil Engineering under a Civil Engineer and a Land Surveyor. Of the period of twelve months, not more than six months may be passed in Engineering, Surveying, or in Land and Engineering Surveying, provided that not more than three months may be devoted to Land Surveying alone B.E.E. Practical Electrical Engineering under an Electrical Engineer B.Mech.E. Practical Mechanical Engineering uní1er a Mechanical Engineer B.Met.E. Practical Metallurgical Engineering under a Metallurgical Engineer B.M.E. Practical Mining experience in a manner approved by the Faculty courses differing from those set out in the years of the course must be approved by the Faculty.

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SUBJECTS OF COURSES. Subjects of Lectures, Practical Work, and Examinations in the various years of the Engineering Courses, are as follows :

Year B.C.E. B.E.E.

1st Chemistry I. Chemistry I. Graphics. Graphics. Mixed Mathematics I. Mixed Mathematics I. Natural Philosophy I. Natural Philosophy I. Pure Mathematics I. Pure Mathematics I.

2nd Engineering Design I. Engineering Design I. Mechanical Engineering I. Mechanical Engineering I. *Natural Philosophy II. (Engin- *Natural Philosophy II. (Engineer- eering Course). ing Course). Pure Mathematics II. Pure Matheusatic. II. Strength and Elasticity of Strength and Elasticity of Materials. Materials. Surveying I. Surveying I.

3rd *Architecture (Engineering *Civil Engineering I., or Course). Chemistry II. Civil Engineering I., with Civil Electrical Engineering I. Engineering Design I. Hydraulic Engineering I. Geology I. (Engineering Course) Mechanical Engineering II. Hydraulic Engineering I. with Engineering Design II. *Mixed Mathematics I. (Engin- *Mixed Mathematics II. eering Course). (Engineering Course).

4th Civil Engineering II. *Electrical Engineering II., A. & B. Civil Engineering Design II. *Electrical Engineering Design Electrical Engineering I. *Mechanical Engineering III. A. Hydraulic Engineering II. Mechanical Engineering II. or Geology II. *Town Planning.

* The Examinations in these subjects will he for pass only.

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SUBJECTS OF COURSES (continued).

Year B. Mech. E. B.l+tet. E.

1st Chemistry I. Chemistry I. Graphics. Geology I. Mixed Mathematics I. *German A (Science Course). Natural Philosophy I. Natural Philosophy I. Pure Mathematics I. Pure Mathematics I.

2.111 Engineering Design I. Chemistry II. Mechanical Engineering I. Graphics. *Natural Philosohy II. (Engin- *Metallurgy I. eering Course). *Mineralogy and Petrolo Pure Mathematics II. *Natural Philosophy II. (Engineering Strength and Elasticity of Course). Materials Surveying. I.

3rd Electrical Engineering I. Electrical Engineering I. Hydraulic Engineering I. Engineering Design I. Mechanical Engineering II., withi Mechanical Engineering I. Engineering Design II. Metallurgy II. *Mixed Mathematics II. (Engin- Strength and Elasticity of Materials. eering Course). *Thermodynamics.

4th *Electrical Engineering II. A. Metallography A. *Machine Design. Metallurgy III. *Mechanical Engineering III. Metallurgical Design. A. and B. *Mining Engineering A. *Metallography C.

The Examinations in these subjects will be for pass only. FACULTY OF ENGINEERING. 121

SUBJECTS OF GORSES (continued).

Year B.M.E. Year B.M.E.

1st Chemistry I. 3rd Engineering Design I. Graphics. Geology II. Mixed Mathematics I. Hydraulic Engineering I. Natural Philosophy I. Metallurgy II. Pure Mathematics. I Surveying II.

2nd Geology I. (Engineering Course). 4th Electrical Engineering I. Mechanical Engineering I. *Mechanical Engineering II. Metallurgy I. *Mining Engineering, A. and B. *Natural Philosophy II. (Engin- *Mining Engineering Design. eering Course). *Mining Geology. Strength and Elasticity of Materials. Surveying I.

The examinations in these subjects will be for pass only. SUBSTITUTE SUBJECTS. Candidates may, if they so desire, substitute subjects in the courses for the degrees of B.C.E., B.Mech.E., and B.E.E. as follows:— Year. Usual Subject. Substitute.

Second Natural Philosophy II., Natural Philosophy II. Engineering course Third Mixed Mathematics II. Mixed Mathematics II. Engineering course, and Geology I.

Third or Architecture (Eng.. Course) Pure Mathematics III. fourth or Electrical Engineering IIA. or or Mechanical Eng. ILIA. Mixed Mathematics III. 122 FACULTY OF ENGINEERING. The following are the subjects of the Final Honour Examination for each degree. The examinations, which are optional, may be taken at any time after the comple- tion of the fourth year of the course. B.C.E. Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Design. Hydraulic Engineering B.E.E.: Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Design. B.Mech.E. Machine Design Mechanical Engineering. B.Met.E. s Metallurgy. Metallurgical Engineering Design B.M.E.: Mining Engineering. Mining Engineering Design. Mining Geology.

FEES PAYABLE. Matriculation Fee 1 1 0 For each Year 25 0 0 For Supplementary Examination 1 1 0 Annual Sports Fee 1 10 0 Annual Club House Fee— (a) Non-Collegiate Students 1 1 0 (b) Collegiate Students 0 10 6 For the degree—in each case 7 7 0 The following provisions apply in the case of a student who is departing from the course as prescribed for the several years for the Degrees:— (a) In the case of students taking any year of the course under the permission granted to persons engaged in a profession or calling, the year's fee is divided between the two years over which the work is extended. (b) In the case of other students taking in any year some only of the subjects for a year of the course, fees are as for single subjects. (c) In the case of students combining in any one year subjects of two years of the course, fees are as for single subjects or a composition fee of £25 is payable, as the student may elect. But

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING. 1 23 where the student includes in any one year the whole of the subjects of a year of the course with one or more subjects of another year of the course, the latter must be paid for as single subjects. Fees for Single Subjects. For Mechanical Engineering I. and II., En- gineering Design I., Civil Engineering I., Metallography, Mining Engineering A, Mining Geology, Town Planning, each . . . £6 6 0 For Mixed Mathematics II. (Engineering course) , Metallography (Practical) , each 3 3 0 For Thermodynamics and Pyrometry, each . 2 2 0 For all other Engineering subjects, each . . 9 9 0 Students paying full fees for any year of the course for any degree in Engineering may attend Lectures on Practical Architecture for an extra fee of £1 1 0. (4) For original research carried on with the consent and under the direction of the Professor the Laboratories will be open gratis except as regards such payment for material and special attendance as may be considered necessary by the Professor . (2) Master of Civil Engineering—(M.C.E.). Master of Electrical Engineering—(M.E.E.). Master of Mechanical Engineering—(M.Mech.E.). Master of Metallurgical Engineering—(M.Met.E.). Master of Mining Engineering—(M.M.E.). Candidates for any of these degrees are required to have held the Degree of Bachelor in some branch of Engineering for at least two years. For such candidates as have obtained First or Second Class Honours in the Final Examination for the Degree of Bachelor all that is required to complete for the Mas- ter's Degree is satisfactory evidence that since completing the course for the Bachelor's Degree the candidate has spent not less than two years in acquiring proficiency in his profession. Such evidence must include a written re- port by the candidate on his practical experience. 24 FACULTY OF ENGINEERING.

Or, a candidate may proceed as follows:— Produce satisfactory evidence that since completing his course he has spent not less than six years, or in the case of a candidate who has obtained Honours at any Final Examination in Engineering not less than four years, in the practice of that branch of Engineering in which he is a candidate for the Master's Degree; and Present a dissertation satisfactory to the Examiners nominated by the Faculty in that branch of Engineering which has been his special study; or Present original designs of Engineering work which have been carried out, such designs being accompanied by all necessary calculations and specifications; or Pass a special examination in Engineering subjects, suggested by the candidate and approved by the Faculty. FEES PAYABLE. The fee for the Examination, or on presentation of the dissertation or original designs, is £5 5 0, and an additional £5 5 0 is payable for the degree. If the candidate pro- ceeds by Final Honours the fee for the degree is £10 10 0. (3) Doctor of Engineering (D.Eng.).—A candidate must be a graduate in any branch of Engineering of this Uni- versity of not less than five years' standing from the date of admission to the degree of a Bachelor, or of two years' standing from the date of admission as a Master, and shall submit for examination printed copies of his published Engineering work, together with any unpub- lished original work which he may deem appropriate. The Faculty will appoint examiners after approval of the subject or subjects of such work. Evidence of research and ability satisfactory to the examiners must be estab- lished as well as which the work in question must con- stitute a definite advance in Engineering Science, before admission to the degree can be granted. FEES PAYABLE. On presentation of Thesis £10 10 0 Additional for the Degree 10 10 0 FACULTY OF ENGINEERING. 125

The following Scholarships, Exhibitions and Prizes are open to competition inthe Engineering courses.

Subject. Value. Title.

First Year—B.C.E., B.E.E., B.Mech.E., B.M.E. Chemistry I. .. .. .. .. £25 Dwight (Science) Graphics £20 Howard Smith Mixed Mathematics I. £15 Natural Philosophy I. £25 Dwight (Science) Pure Mathematics I. .. . . £15 MacFarland (Arts) First Year—B.Met.E. Chemistry I. .. £25 Dwight Geology I. £20 Argus Natural Philosophy I. £25 Dwight Pure Mathematics I. £15 MacFarlan d Second Year—B.C.E., B.E.E., B.Mech.E. Mechanical Engineering I., with Engineering £80 Wright Design I. Natural Philosophy II. £20 Dixson Pure Mathematics II. . . £20 Dixson (Arts) Strength and Elasticity of Materials £20 Herbert Brookes Surveying I. .. £20 Howard Smith Second Year—B.Met.E. Chcmi,try II. .. .. £20 Dixson Graphics . . £20 Howard Smith Natural Philosophy II. £20 Dixson Surveying I. .. .. £20 Howard Smith Second Year—B.M.E. Geology I. £20 Argus Natural Philosophy II. £20 Dixson Strength and Elasticity of Materials .. £20 Howard Smith Surveying I. .. .. £20 Herbert Brookes

Third Year—B.C.E. Architecture I. . £25 J . C. Lloyd Civil Engineering I., with Civil Engineering £20 A. T. Danks Design I. Geology I. £20 Argus Hydraulic Engineering I. £20 W. M. McPherson Mixed Mathematics II. £20 Dissou (Arts) Surveying II. £20

126 FACULTY OF ENGINEERING.

SCHOLARSHIPS, ETC. (cont.) Subject. Value. Title.

Third Year—B.Met.E. Electrical Engineering I. £20 B.E.E. Mechanical Engineering I., with Engineering £80 Wright Design I. Metallurgy II. . .. .. £20 Strength and Elasticity of Materials .. . . £20 Howard Smith

Third Year—B.E.E. Chemistry H. £20 Dixson Civil Engineering I., with Civil Engineering £20 A. T. Danks Design I. £20 Electrical Engineering I. .. .. . . Hydraulic Engineering I. .. .. .. £20 W. M. McPherson Mechanical Engineering II., with Engineering £20 Dixson Design II. Mixed Mathematics II. .. .. .. £20 Dixson (Arts)

Third Year—B.Mech.E. Electrical Engineering I. £20 Hydraulic Engineering I. .. . £20 W. M. McPherson Mechanical Engineering II., with Engineering £20 Dixson Design II. Mixed Mathematics II. .. .. .. £20 Dixson (Arts)

Third Year—B.M.E. Geology II. .. .. £20 (Science) Hydraulic Engineering I... .. .. £20 ' W. M. McPherson Mechanical Engineering I., with Engineering IN Wright Design I. I Metallurgy II. £20 Surveying II. £20

Fourth Year—B.C.E. Electrical Engineering I. .. . . £20 (B.E.E.) Geology TT. .. . £20 Science Mechanical Engineering H., with Engineering £20 Dixson Design H.

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SCHOLA (:SHIPS, ETC. (rant.)

Subject. Value. Title. Fourth Year—B.M.E. Electrical Engineering I. £20 (B.E.E.)

FINAL. HONOURS.

Civil Engineering (B.C.E.) £100 Argus Electrical Engineering (B.E.E.) . . £80 Dixson Mechanical Engineering (B.Mech. E.) .. £80 Dixson Metallurgical Engineering (B.Met.E.) £80 Dixson Alining Engineering (B.M.E.) .. .. .. £40 George Lauscil Final Honours—B.C.E., B.E.E., B.Mech.E. Pure Mathematics III. and Mixed Mathe- £80 Arts Final matics III.

Bursaries and Scholarships open to application in Engineering Courses.

Value. Awarded. Title. £90 Biennially Bage Memorial £45 Annually Melvin Memorial £76 Annually Stawell

Scholarships and Prizes open to competition or award generally in Engineering Courses.

Course. Subject. Value. Awarded.

B.M.E. (end of 2nd Year) Mining .. .. £30 Biennially Metallurgy .. .. £30 Biennially B.M.E. (end of 4th ( Mining, Engineering, and £150 Annually Year) { Ggyeolo Metallurgy and Chemistry 4.150 Annually

Open to award annually.

Subject. Value. Title. Engineering Achievement Medal Kernot Memorial

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PRESCRIBED TEXT-BOOKS FOR 1928.

(For subjects not included, see under "Arts and Science.")

The titles of books printed in italics indicate that they are essential, and should be in the possession of students ; titles printed in black type mean that they are not so necessary, but students would be wise to possess them ; while the remainder, printed in ordinary. type are available for consultation at either the University Library or the Public Library

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(12) CIVIL ENGINEERING, I. Johnson, Modern Framed Structures Part I. Chapman 17th 22/0 Bryan & Part II. & Hall 30/- Turneaure Part III. 30/- Turneaure Reinforced Concrete Construction Chapman 3rd 25/- & Maurer & Hall Jacoby Design in Heavy Framing Chapman 19/. & Hall Hool Reinforced Concrete Construction McGraw Hill (3 Vols.) Vol. I. 12/6 Vol. II 30/- Vol. IH • 30/- Hool & Concrete Engineers' Handbook McGraw 30/- Johnson Hill (13) CIVIL ENGINEERING, H. Johnson, Modern Framed Structures Part I. Chapman 17th 22/6 Bryan & Part II. & Hall 30/- Turneaure Part III • 30/- Turneaure & Reinforced Concrete Construction Chapman 3rd 2b/- Maurer & Hall Boulton Blasting with High Explosives Pitman 6/- Kirby Specification Writing Wiley 10/- Cunningham Harbour Engineering Griffin R0 Cogne Australasian Roads Robertson ~- & Mullens Wellington Location of Railways Chapman 6th 36/- & Hall Greene Wharves and Piers McGraw 15/- Hi!'

'Obtainable only at the Melbourne University Press Book Room. All books appearing in this section—except those otherwise marked, or books "Out of Print" (O.P.) or "In the Press" (I.P.)—may be purchased from Messrs. ROBERTSON & MULLENS, Elizabeth Street, Melbourne, who have arranged to carry stocks for full student requirements at the prices given, less a discount of one penny in the shilling Many of them may be purchased second-hand at the MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY PRESS BOOK ROOM, in the Cloisters, or orders for new copies may be left there. The prices given are necessarily subject to slight alteration.

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Hewett & Shield and Compressed Air Tunnelling McGraw 36/- Johannesson Hill Ketchum Structural Engineers' Handbook McGraw 35/- Hill Hoot & Concrete Engineers' Handbook McGraw 30/- Johnson Hill Jacoby Design of Timber Framing Wiley 19/- Waddell Bridge Engineering (2 Vols.) Wiley 7 - Cunningham Dock Engineering Griffin 578 Agt Construction of Roads and Pavements McGraw 20/- Hill Harter Location Grading and Drainage of Highways McGraw 17/8 Hill Dover Electric Traction Pitman 26/- tench li Tunnelling McGraw 16/- Hill Gillette & Constructfon,Costkeeping, and Management McGraw 26/- Dana Hill Goodrich Modern Destructor Practice Griffin 22/8 Tratman Railway Track and Track Work McGraw 25/- Hill Bytes Railway Signalling Railway O.P. Gazette Jacoby & Foundations of Bridges and Buildings McGraw 30/- Davis Hill Vernon Civil Engineering as Applied to Construe- Longman 30/- Harcourt lion (81) ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, I. Smith The Practical Testing of Dynamos and Motors Manch. Sci. 10/- Pub. Co. Gray Principles and Practice of Electrical Engi- McGraw 20/- fleeting Hill The Regulations of the Fire Underwriters' Viet. 8d. Association Fire Und. Assoc. Smith Practical Alternating Currents and Manch. Sci. 10th 18/6 Alternating Current Testing Pub. Co. Karapetofl Experimental Electrical Engineering Chapman 3rd 86/- (Vol. I.) & Hall MacCall Continuous Current, Electrical Engin- Univ. Tut. 2nd 19/- eering Press Ayrton & Practical Electricity Cassell New 19/- Mather Solomon Electric Lamps Constable 10/- Edgecumbe Industrial Electrical Measuring Instruments Constable 20/-

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(9) ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, IIA. Smith Practical Alternating Currents and Alternat- Manch. Sd. 10th 18/6 ing Current Testing Pub. Co. Harapetoff The Electric Circuit McGraw 2nd 11, ,6 Hill Harapetoff Experimental Electrical Engineer- Vol. 1. Chapman 8rd 86/- ing (Vols. I. and II.) Vol. II. & Hall 16/- Dick & Electric Mains and Distributing Systems Benn 2nd 22/6 Ferule Bros. Steinmetz Electrical Engineering (Theoretical McGraw 4th 20/- Elements) Hill Steinmetz General Lectures on Electrical Engin- McGraw 5th 15/- eering Hill MacCall Alternating Current Electrical Engineering Univ. T. 19/- Press Clayton Power Factor Correction Pitman 2/8 Trotter Elements of Illuminating Engineering Pitman 2/6 Hawkins & The Dynamo (Vols. I. and II.) Vol. I. Pitman 25/- Wallace Vol. II. 18/6 Vol. III. 35/- Lyndon Storage Battery Engineering McGraw 3rd 25/- Hill Garrard Electric Switch and Controlling Gear Benn 3rd 54/- Still Electric Power Transmission McGraw 2nd 20/- Hill Solomon Electricity Meters Griffin 10/- Gaster & Modern Illuminants and Illuminating Pitman 2nd 30/- Dow Engineering Stansfield The Electric Furnace McGraw 2nd 25/- Hill Burgess- Applied Electro-Chemistry and Welding Am. Tech. 8/6 Cravens Society nett Dover Electric Traction Pitman 25/- British Standard Specifications — 1/- Gray Electrical Machine Design McGraw 25/- Hill Vinci]. Storage Batteries Chapman 27/6 & Hall (8) ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, IIB. Laws Electrical Measurements McGraw 27/6 Hill Fleming The Principles of Electric Wave, Telegraphy Longman 50/- and Telephony Stanley Wireless Telegraphy (Vols. I. and II.) Longman Vol. 1 O.P. Vol. II. 19/-

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(8) ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN Wedmore & Switch Gear for Electric Power Control Oxf. Press 30/- Prencham Still Elements of Electrical Design McGraw 25/- Hill Still Electric Power Transmission McGraw 20/- Hill (35) ENGINEERING DESIGN, I. Unwin Machine Design (Part I.) Longman 16/- Low A Pocket Book for Mechanical Engineers Longman 12/- Hiller Steam Boiler Construction Taylor 5/- Garnett Spooner Machine Design Construction and Longman 26/- Drawing Halsey Handbook for Machine Designers and McGraw 2nd 30/- Draftsmen Hill Low & Bevis A Manual of Machine Drawing and Design Longman 13/6 French Engineering Drawing McGraw 3rd 15/- Hill ENGINEERING DESIGN, II. (28) (Additional.) Unwin Machine Design (Part II.) Longman 16/- Lineham Mechanical Engineering Chapman 11th 28/- & Hall (68) GRAPHICS Andrews The Theory and Design of Structures Chapman 17/6 & Hall Goodman Mechanics Applied to Engineering Longman 18/- Morris & Practical Plane and Solid Geometry Longman 5/6 Husband Lewis The Principles of Perspective Rowney 2/6 Cathcart & Elements of Graphic Statics Constable 22/6 Chaffee Henrici & Vectors and Rotors E. Arnold 6/6 Turner (39) HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING, I. Lea Hydraulics E. Arnold 4th 22/6 Gibson Hydraulics and its Applications Constable 80/- Daugherty Hydraulic Turbines McGraw 1920 15/- Hill (14) HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING, II. (ADDITIONAL). Turneaure Public Water Supplies Chapman 2nd 36/• & Russell & Hall

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Daugherty Hydraulic Turbines McGraw 15/- Hill Parker Control of Water Routledge 38/8 Kershaw Sewage Disposal Cant. Press 22/8 Metcalfe Sewerage and Sewage Disposal McGraw 26/- 81 Eddy Hill Thomson Modern Sanitary Engineering, Part I. Constable 20/- Part II. 22/6 Kanthack Principles of Irrigation Engineering Longman 38/- Wegmanu Conveyance and Distribution of Water for Constable 39/- Water Supply Hanbury Irrigation Brown Gibson Hydro-Electric Engineering VoL I. Blackie 30f-

(82) MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, I. Dunkerley Mechanism Longman 18/- Kennedy Mechanics of Machinery Macmillan 11/8 Bairstow Applied Aerodynamics Longman 38/8 Johnson Materials of Construction Chapman 36/- & Hall Greenwood Manufacture of Iron and Steel Cassell 10/6

(36) MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, II. Ewing The Steam Engine and other Heat Engines Cam.Press 30/- Goudie Steam Turbines Longman 36/: Ewing Mechanical Production of Cold Cam.Press g80 Kershaw Elementary Internal Combustion Longman 6. Engines Callender Properstie of Steam E. Arnold 36/- (15) METALLOGRAPHY A. Guillet & Metallography and Macrography Bell 36/. Porteven

(16) METALLOGRAPHY B. Sauveur The Meta'log.raphy and Heat Treatment of McGraw 40/- Iron and Steel Hill

METALLOGRAPHY C Guillet & Metallography and Macrography Bell 36/- Porteven METALLURGICAL DESIGN. Trinks Industrial Furnaces (2 Vols.) Vol. I. Chapman 2748 VoL II. & Hall Groume Flow of Gases in Furnaces Chapman 34/- Grimailo & Hall

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(12) METALLURGY I. Shenck & Dean Physical Chemistry of the Metals Chapman 16/- & Hall (10) METALLURGY II. Greenwood Iron and Steel, its Manufacture and Pro- Cassell 10/6 perties (2 Vols.) Sexton & Metallurgy of the Common (Non-ferrous) Sci. Pub. Co. 10/0 Primrose Metals Manchester Ferry Practical Pyrometry Wiley 10/- Richards Metallurgical Calculations (Parts I., II. and McGraw 30/- III. (in One Volume) Hill (3) METALLURGY III. Harbord & Metallurgy of Steel (2 Vols.) Griffin 38/6 Hall each Gow Electro-Metallurgy of Steel Constable 34/- Bullene Steel and its Heat Treatment Wiley 26/- (3) MINING ENGINEERING, A. Hoover Principles of Mining McGraw 15!- Hill Louis The Dressings of Minerals E. Arnold 38/- (3) MINING ENGINEERING, B. Le Neve Ore and Stone Mining Griffin 8th 40/ Foster Hoover Principles of Mining McGraw 15/- Hill (45) MIXED MATHEMATICS, II. (ENGINEERING COURSE) Lamb Dynamics Cam. Press 16/- Lamb Higher Mechanics Cam.Press 19/- (4fí) NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, II. (ENGINEERING COURSE) Worthington Dynamics of Rotation Longman 8/6 Poynting Properties of Matter Griffin 8th 13/6 & Thomson Poynting Heat Griffin 4th 19/- & Thomson Starling Magnetism and Electricity Longman 16/. Staff of Dept. 'Practical Physics, II. M.U.P. 7/6 Griffiths Measurement of Temperature Griffin 11/6 Laws Electrical Measurements McGraw 27/8 Hill Glazebrook Dictionary of Applied Physics (5 Vols.) Macmillan 76/- each Books In this section are stocked by Messrs. ROBERTSON & MULLENS, Elizabeth Street, Melbourne. 134 FACULTY OF ENGINEERING.

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(5) THERMO-DYNAMICS Poynting Neat Griffin 4th 19/- & Thomson Ewing Thermodynamics (for Engineers) Cam.Press 39J- Callendar Properties of Steam E. Arnold 38/- Glazebrook Dictionary of Applied Physics (5 Vols.) Macmillan 7$/- each (55) STRENGTH AND ELASTICITY OF MATERIALS Morley Strength of Materials Longman 16/- Woods Strength and Eastidty of Structural Mem- E. Arnold 17/9 bers Warren Engineering and Construction, Vol. I. Longman 3rd 86/- Part I. (Steel and Timber) Vol. Il. 48/- (40) SURVEYING, L Clark Plane and Geodetic Surveying for Engsnens Constable 32/. (Vol. I.) (17) SURVEYING, II. Peck Star Atlas Gall & 4/- Inglis Chapman Astronomy for Surveyors C. Griffin 8/- Johnson Theory and Practice of Surveying— Chapman 17th 25/- & Smith & Hall Clark Plane and Geodetic Surveying for Engineers Constable Vol. I. 32/. (Vols. I. and II.) Vol. II. 30/- Hinks Map Projections Cam. Press 16/. Durham Mine Surveying McGraw 20/- Hill

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Author/s: The University of Melbourne

Title: Handbook: Faculty of Engineering 1928

Date: 1928

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