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MINUTE BOOKS OF THE FACULTY OF ENGINEERING [1991-1991]
Creator(s): 
University Of Melbourne. Faculty Of Engineering [-]

The minutes cover such issues as : Election and appointment of the Dean; timetable of lectures; fees for students; applications for admission Ad Eundum; lectures in Architecture and Surveying; recognition of Engineering degrees by government; alterations in courses; amendments to the degree of Bachelor of Civil Engineering and Master of Civil Engineering; subjects; practical and laboratory work required for degrees in Engineering; lectureships in Hydraulic  Engineering, Architecture and Surveying; applications for examinerships;disabilities of university degrees; Argus scholarships; Mining and Metallurgy courses; Mechanical engineering; recognition of practical work in the School of Mines; supplementary examinations; report of the Committee on the entrance examination required by the Institute of Civil Engineers; report of the committee appointed by the Faculty to draw up a list of principal arguments in favour of making a civil engineer rather than a mechanical engineer head of the Engineering School; awarding of posthumous degrees; student matters; engineering doctorates; Nuclear Engineering; chairs; prescribed textbooks; admission policy and procedures; staff appointments; assessment policy and procedures; assorted research grants; projects; budgets and planning; buildings, works and accommodation; CSIRO; continuing education; equipment and equipment grants; Dean's reports and annual reports; scholarships; TEAS (Tertiary Education Assistance Scheme); VCE (Victorian Certificate of Education); centres; Austudy; changes to Faculty handbook; Equal Opportunity; participation of women in Engineering degree courses; Vice-Chancellor's Consultative Committee; budget; budget cut implications; course objectives; reviews of Special Centres and Cooperative Research Centres; discontinuation of courses; Executive Management Committee and Management and Resources Committee. Note About Format Bound leather volumes. Handwritten and typed entries. Indexed until 1987. Volume 1 dated 1889-1908 has a cracked spine and loose boards and is kept in an acid-free slipcase. Subsequent volumes are in good condition.

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