The Schedule of Evening Lectures will be available at the beginning of the Academic Year. This institution was recognized until October 1941 and students who completed its Diploma Course would be admitted to the second year of the course for the Degree of Bachelor of Science.
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RE ОULATIQNS
Repealed
No candidate shall be admitted to examination in any subject of any year of the Course except Mathematics unless he has performed
The subjects of the Pass and Honour Examinations for the First Second and Third Years shall be those included in the following groups
Pure Mathematics Part I
Applied Mathematics Part I
Natural Philosophy Part I Group I Chemistry Part I
Botany Part I
Zoology Part I
Engineering Part I
Pure Mathematics Part II
Applied Mathematics Part II
Natural Philosophy Part II
Natural Philosophy Part II (Meteorology Course) . Chemistry Part II
Chemistry Part IIA with Bacteriology Part I
Group II Geology Part H
Zoology Part II
Physiology and Biochemistry Part I
Metallurgy Part I
Surveying Part I
Electrical Engineering Part I
Geology Part III
Botany Part III
Zoology Part III
Physiology and Biochemistry Part II or Biochemistry Part II with Bacteriology Part II
Metallurgy Part II Group III
Section A
The Faculty of Science may permit a candidate to substitute for any of the subjects of his course other than those of Group I IIA sub-
The following provisions govern the manner in which a candi- date may pursue his course
Section B
Subject to the conditions of Section 5 of this Regulation a candidate who passes in not less than three subjects of Group I shall
A candidate who passes no less than two Group II subjects completes the second year. A candidate who passes in two subjects of Group III, of which at least one must be from Section A or in one subject of Group II and one subject of Group III Section A or who after the completion of his second year completes work and passes the examinations in Physiology and in Anatomy including Histology prescribed for Division II of the course for the Degree of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery will thus complete the Third Year.
A candidate may be admitted to the Degree of Bachelor of Science who has
Any candidate who has completed the course for the Degree of Bachelor of Science with the exception of French B or
Students who have completed Division I of the course for the Degrees of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery maу proceed
Zoology Part II or Botany Part II if they have obtained honors in the corresponding subject in the medical course or if they meet.
Zoology Part II or Botany Part II if they have obtained Honours in the corresponding subject in the Medical course or if they satisfy the
Students who have completed Division II of the course for the Degrees of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery may be
A candidate may be admitted to the Degree of Bachelor of Science who having been nominated by the Postmaster-General has
Second Applied Mathematics Part I Year Natural Philosophy Part II
Chemistry Part II or Electrical Engineering Part I Fourth(
Natural Philosophy Part III Secti y
A candidate may be admitted to the Degree of Bachelor of Science who has
Natural Philosophy Part I Chemistry Part I
Zoology Part I Botany Part I
Physiology and Biochemistry Part I Bacteriology Part I
Chemistry Part II A Biochemistry Part II
Nutrition and Food Economics
Such candidates may compete at the Honour Examinations for the Exhibitions set out in Section 13 of this Regulation
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in any Statute or Regulation a matriculated student who has completed a three years'
First Year
Second Year
Third Year
The following Exhibitions and Scholarships may be awarded at the Honour Examinations
Geology Part I. The Argus Exhibition of X20
Payne Exhibition
Chemistry Part II. Dixson Scholarship of f20
Geology Part II. Exhibition of f20
Zoology Part II. Exhibition of X20
Physiology and Biochemistry Part I. Exhibition of f20
Metallurgy Part I. Dixson Scholarship of 120
Zoology Part III. Exhibition of f30
Physiology and Biochemistry Part II. Exhibition of f30
The Exhibitions in the subjects of Groups I and II are open to competition to candidates taking such subjects during their First and
A candidate taking Pure Mathematics Part I or Applied Mathe- matics Part I during his First Year or Pure Mathematics Part II or
The Scholarships and Exhibitions in the subjects in Group III are open to competition to candidates taking such subjects during their
- This Regulation shall remain in force only so long as the Council of the University on the advice of the Faculty of Science is satisfied that
- A candidate for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Forestry must subsequently to his matriculation pursue his studies for at least
- Repealed
- No candidate shall be admitted to examination in any subject of any year of the course except Mathematics unless he has performed
An applicant who completes the third year of the course for the Bachelor of Science degree and takes the Division II subjects of the course for the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degrees may compete in the exhibition of f3o, each open to competition on the Exam in that division. The Council, on the recommendation of the Faculty, shall appoint one or more Officers to visit the Australian Forestry School in Canberra at least once a year and report to the Faculty on the general teaching facilities, including courses of study at the School and on the level of school. work performed.
In every such subject the examination shall be in part practical
The subjects of the Pass and Honour Examinations for the First Year shall be —
Botany Part I Chemistry Part I
Natural Philosophy Part I and
Candidates who pass in Botany Part I and two other subjects shall thereby complete their First Year but except by special permission of
The subjects of the Pass and Honour Examinations for the Second Year shall be —
Botany Part II and
Chemistry Part II or Natural Philosophy Part II, or Geology Part II or Zoology Part II
Candidates who pass in Botany Part II and one other subject shall thereby complete their Second Year
At the Honour Examinations of the First and Second Years candidates shall be eligible to compete for the Exhibitions and Scholar-
Candidates who have completed their First and Second Years may be admitted to the Third Year of the course at the Australian
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary the Faculty may admit to the Third Year of the course candidates who have completed the
Candidates who have passed the Third Year of the course for the Degree of Bachelor of Agricultural Science may be admitted to the
The subjects and details thereof for the Third and Fourth Years shall be as set out in the Handbook of the Australian Forestry School
Candidates may be admitted to the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Forestry who have -
1 ) Completed the course herein prescribed
2) Produced a certificate from a Forest Authority approved by the Faculty of Science that since the completion of their Fourth
- Natural Philosophy
- Chemistry
- Metallurgy
- Biochemistry
- Geology
- Botany
- Zoology
- Physiology
- Anatomy
- Bacteriology
- Engineering
- Each candidate shall be required : (a) to submit for examination-
Produced a certificate from a forestry authority approved by the Faculty of Science to the effect that they have at one time completed a total of at least three years of satisfactory service under that authority. The work must be carried out in the university's laboratories, provided, however, that the faculty in special cases, on the recommendation of the department heads concerned, can allow the work to be carried out in another laboratory.
Save as may be otherwise directed by the Faculty in special cases each candidate shall between the first day of January and fifteenth
A candidate for the degree of Master of Science may not except by special permission of the Faculty enter at the Annual Examination
The examination shall be for Pass and Honours. First and Second Class Honours may be awarded and the following Scholarships
Natural Philosophy The Dixson Scholarship of f100 and the Professor Kernot Scholarship of 170 under the conditions pro-
Chemistry The Dixson Scholarship of 1 100 and the Professor Kernot Scholarship of 170 under the conditions provided in
Metallurgy Scholarship of 140
Biochemistry Scholarship of 140
Geology Scholarship of 140.*
Botany Scholarship of 140
Zoology Scholarship of 140
Physiology Scholarship of (40
Anatomy Scholarship of fØ
Candidates who have fulfilled the conditions prescribed and are Bachelors of Science of at least one year's standing may be admitted to
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the preceding sections a Bachelor of Science of not less than three years' standing
The Examiners shall deposit in the Library in the case of each successful candidate the detailed report and the critical review referred
Candidates for the Degree of Doctors of Natural Sciences shall be a Bachelor of Science in standing not less than four years since they became entitled to that degree. The Faculty of Natural Sciences can admit graduates other than Bachelor of Science of at least four years' standing as candidates for the Degree.
The Faculty of Science may admit as candidates for the Degree graduates other than Bachelors of Science of at least four years' stand-
Every candidate for the degree must in the opinion of the Faculty have already made substantial published contributions to Science
Every candidate shall submit his published scientific work for examination together with any unpublished original work he may deem
Every candidate in submitting his published work and such unpub- lished original work as he deems appropriate shall state generally in a
Candidates who have given evidence of research and ability satisfactory to the Examiners and have fulfilled the prescribed con-
Candidates for the Diploma of Dietetics must be either Bachelors of Science or Bachelors of Agricultural Science who have
Candidates for the Diploma of Dietetics must subsequent to graduation and compliance with the conditions prescribed in Section 1
The lectures and practical work shall include
The Clinical Course of Training for Student Dietitians at a Recognised Dietary Department of a Teaching Hospital-
Candidates must produce evidence of I. Practical Training in
Attendance at a course of lectures by one or more medical practitioners on dieto-therapeutics (including diabetes anae-
Satisfactory attendance at a course of instruction by lectures and practical work in Infant Nutrition in one of the Infant
- Candidates must satisfy the Examiners in each of the above sub-sections
- Candidates who have fulfilled the prescribed conditions may be granted the Diploma of Dietetics
- Candidates who have complied with these conditions may be admitted to the Examination for the Diploma of Analytical Chemistry
- The Examination for the Diploma shall be held once in each year at the same time as the Examination in Chemistry for the Degree
- The Examination for the Diploma shall be a practical examina- tion in technical chemical analysis and may be supplemented by written
- The Faculty of Science shall from year to year prescribe details for the Examination for the Diploma
- Candidates who have passed the Examination and who have otherwise fulfilled the prescribed conditions may be admitted to the
- Candidates who have obtained the Diploma of Analytical Chemistry may at any time proceed to the Degree of Bachelor of Science
- Notwithstanding anything to the contrary the Faculty may at its discretion permit a candidate who has complied with the conditions
Candidates who have passed the exam and otherwise meet the prescribed conditions can enroll in the analytical chemistry diploma. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, the Faculty may, at its discretion, permit a candidate who has met the requirements, at its discretion permit a candidate who has met the requirements of Section 1 (a) and has matriculated and wishes to continue on to the degree of Bachelor of Science to defer compliance with section 1 (b) until he has completed the additional courses required for that degree; but such candidate cannot be admitted to the degree until he has fulfilled all the prescribed requirements for the degree in Analytical Chemistry.
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READING COURSES IN FRENCH AND GERMAN FOR SCIENCE STUDENTS
FRENCH, PART A
FRENCH, PART B
GERMAN, PART A
Tutorial classes will be held in Applied Mathematics, Part I, and Practice classes in Applied Mathematics, Part II. Simple practical applications of the equations of motion of particles and of rigid bodies in a plane. A knowledge of the work prescribed for Mathematics II III, IV at the End of School Examination (Pass) will be assumed in the above course.
APPLIED MATHEMATICS, PART III (i) PASS COURSE
BACTERIOLOGY, PART I
Study of the morphology, coloration, cultivation and identification of common saprophytic organisms, as well as of pathogenic bacteria representative of the different groups of organisms.
BACTERIOLOGY, PART II
BIOCHEMISTRY
BOTANY, PART I
BOTANY, PART II
The books in this section are obtainable from
BOTANY, PART III
Principles involved in the nutrition, metabolism and growth of fungi; an introduction to cultural methods. Plant viruses, purification and properties. iv) Advanced work, mainly in the laboratory, on Cytology and the morphology and anatomy of Gymnosperms, supplementing the Part II courses. The exam papers will include questions that require knowledge of Year One and Year Two work.
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The development of the main generalizations of chemical science, beginning with a review of elementary chemical physics, continuing through a systematic study of inorganic (and some common organic) substances, and including a simple physicochemical study of matter in dissolved matter. and colloidal states. Four hours per week, in experimental work concerned with the study of the properties of the most common inorganic roots and the application of this study to simple qualitative analyses. Students are required to equip themselves with apparatus in accordance with the list placed in the Laboratory.
CHEMISTRY, PART II
Six hours per week, dealing with qualitative and quantitative analysis (both volumetric and gravimetric), involving the examination of alloys and mixtures containing compounds of the most common metals and roots, and including experiments in elementary Organic and Physical Chemistry . Students will be expected to read some original papers, a list of which will be posted in the Chemistry Department. The subject will be treated in a more descriptive manner than Chemistry, Part II. ii) Organic Chemistry: as in Chemistry, Part II.
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A minimum of twelve hours per week, in experiments dealing with qualitative and quantitative analyses, inorganic and organic; preparations of pure substances; physical-chemical measurements. Prescribed Text-books of Chemistry, Part II, together with: Clarke-Handbook of Organic Analysis.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, PART I
ELEMENTARY ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
ENGINEERING, PART I
ENGINEERING, PART II
ENGINEERING, PART III
GEOLOGY, PART I
The library of the Department of Geology is open to students, and advice on any special section of the work will be given by members of the staff. Students must make full use of the library in the Geological Department for reference purposes, and members of staff will assist in the selection of suitable literature. Students intending to enroll in Geology, Part III should consult a member of Staff about suitable reading during the Long Vacation.
HISTOLOGY
METALLURGY, PART I
METALLURGY, PART II
METEOROLOGY
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, PART I
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The division of work between Pass and Honors is indicated in the published Lecture Notes. This information determines whether a candidate passes or fails the practical work and is taken into account when awarding honors for the Annual Exam. A course of three lectures per week, with laboratory work throughout the year, as for Natural Philosophy Part I, with special emphasis on the application of physics to biology and physiology.
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, PART II
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, PART II (ENGINEERING COURSE)
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, PART II (METEOROLOGY COURSE )
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A minimum of twelve hours per week for experiments and measurements related to the above course.
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NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, PART III (METEOROLOGY COURSE)
NUTRITION AND FOOD ECONOMICS
In sections (ii), (iii) and (iv) no formal tests are held, but the student must in each case satisfy the lecturers with regard to their knowledge of the syllabus. In section (ii) there will be a test at the end of the first term before proceeding to section (iii).
PARASITOLOGY A
PARASITOLOGY В
Reproduction: general account; the estrous cycle; nutrition of the fetus; influence of internal sections. The composition of major tissues, organs and body fluids, and the reactions of their major constituents. The nature of the heartbeat; the influence of physical and chemical agents on the heart, arteries and capillaries.
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Animal nutrition: functions of the nutrients; vitamins; food rations; nutritional relationships; essentials of a diet for milk production, growing animals, working animals, meat production. Lactation: controlling factors; importance in relation to dairy and export lamb industries; milk; its composition and suitability for the needs of the young people. Students are expected to provide themselves with instruments and apparatus, in accordance with a list posted in the Laboratory.
PНYSIOLOGY, PØТ II
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PURE MATHEMATICS SUBJECTS
PURE MATHEMATICS, PART I
The former book is recommended for students who have already completed a year's course in Calculus and for students who intend to proceed to Pure Mathematics, Part Ii (Passed). For students getting hold of the textbook by Fawdry and Duren, the following books are also recommended for reference. In addition, all students must have a set of four- or five-digit lathes, such as
PURE MATHEMATICS, PART II
PURE MATHEMATICS, PART III
SURVEYING, PART I
SURVEYING, PART II
ZOOLOGY, PART I
ZOOLOGY, PART II
Further suggestions for pre-reading and for using the Long Break in course preparation are given to students in the third term of the previous year. The exam papers will include questions that require knowledge of First Year work.
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APPROVAL OF COURSES
- A scheme for the structure of approved courses is set out in Section 3 below in terms of Major and Sub-Major Subjects and the courses themselves are set
- Except in the special cases set out in Section 5 below, an approved course shall consist of
- The structure of courses approved as to (i) Majors and Sub-Majors,
- Major : Pure Mathematics or Engineering
- The following courses have been approved by the Faculty. Special appli- cation must be made for permission to take any other course and reasons in
- Major : IV. BOTANY
Two in Chemistry, Natural Philosophy and Zoology, provided that if Chemistry Part II is not included, Chemistry Part IIA must be taken. Natural Science and Chemistry, Natural Science and Metallurgy, Chemistry and Geology, Chemistry and Botany, Chemistry and Metallurgy, Chemistry and Physiology, Chemistry and Biochemistry with Bacteriology, Geology and Botany, Geology and Zoology, Botany and Zoology, Botany and Physiology, Botany and Biochemistry with bacteriology, Zoology and physiology, Zoology and Biochemistry with bacteriology. A separate application must be made for permission to attend any other course and the reasons for the permission to attend any other course must be given and reasons must be given in support of such application.
Pure Math. II
Chemistry II
Engineering I
Zoology I
Geology II Chemistry II
Geology II Botany II
Metallurgy I
Surveying I Geology Iii Surveying II
BOTANY (a) Botany I
ZooLOGY (a) Zoology I
Zoology II
GEOLOGY
I Chemistry IIA
Zoology II or Botany II
Bacteriology I
Biochemistry II
Chemistry If
Chemistry II
I Geology II Geology III
Botany III
Metallurgy II
Botany I
Z• юlogу I
Geology III I
Chemistry If
Zoology II
Zoology III
Physiology II
Zoology III Physiology II
Physiology I
Biochemistry
The following training courses are approved for candidates who, after being qualified for the specified degrees, wish to complete the course for the degree.
The following courses of study have been approved for candidates w ho, having qualified for the degrees set out, wish to complete the course for the degree
The following course of study has been approved for candidates who, having completed the course for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts, Degree with
DEGREE QF MASTER 4F SCIENCE
A critical review of the literature relevant to his research topic will be required. The main report will be a record of the research work carried out by the candidate. Candidates will be required to carry out and present a report on some original research and prepare a review of the literature of a wider branch of Zoology related to the research topic.
DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN FORESTRY
Candidates are required to carry out original research in some branch of Physiology and to submit a report and/or published papers embodying their results to the Examiners. Bayliss' Principles of General Physiology as a basis and relevant literature in journals will be studied and form the basis of further examination if required. If a written exam will be held, candidates will be notified before the end of the first term.
DIPLOMA OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
A critical review of the literature (including French and German) on the chosen topic will also be required. Analysis of steel: for carbon, silicon, phosphorus, sulphur, manganese, nickel; including demonstrations of so-called "quick methods at the stove".
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