Booklet listing brief details for short full-time postgraduation courses, including:

Full-time day courses, mostly lasting from 2-5 days:
Fork Lift Trucks; Introduction to Building; the Metropolitan Area Green Belt; Data Retrieval and Spatial manipulation for Town Planners;Low cost computing for Quantity Surveyors; Urban Design; The Management of Building Maintenance; Design Against Progressive Collapse; Optimal Land Use; Design of Structural Connections; Building Economics Course for Government Quantity Surveyors; Rural Transport; Design of Girder Bridges; Recreation Planning and Design in Urban Areas; National Building Specification; Sport and leisure in Contemporary Society; Low Intensity Design Concepts; Project management; Ultimate Load Theory and Design in Structural Steel; Component Design and Development; Design for a Therapeutic Environment; Groundwater exploration and development; Soil Mechanics; Information for Recreation Officers and Councillors; Composite Construction (steel and Concrete) in Buildings; the Development Process; Design of Concrete Slabs; Institute of Building; Introduction to Corrosion; Piled Foundations; Structural Design using Cold Form Sections; The Environmental Potential and Economics of Cable Structures;Urban renewal of Twilight Areas; Project Teaching in Higher Education; the Design of Excavations and basements; Modern Structural Analysis

Part-time evening courses:
Transport and Society; Organisation of Civil Engineering Work; Soil Mechanics Instrumentation; Prestressed Concrete Design; Limit State Design; Terrestial Photogrammetry; Heavy Foundation and Coffer Dam Practice; Ultimate Load Methods of Analysis of RC and PSC Slabs; critical Path Analysis in Civil Engineering.

Includes some annotations.

Booklet listing brief details for short full-time postgraduation courses, including:

Full-time day courses, mostly lasting from 2-5 days:
Project Management for Students; Arbitrations; Radical departures in Local Economic Planning; The Management of Building Maintenance; Urban Design; Rural Transport Seminar; Roof Gardens and Roof Terraces; Buildings in Use; Child Care Provision and Employment Planning; Route Planning in the Road Freight Industry; Urban Management; Third World Urban Structures; The Law of Contract and the Standard Forms; Static and Dynamic Analysis of Guyed Masts; Urban Development Operations; Airport Economics and Finance; Senior Architects Project Management; Urban Policy Integration and Implementation; Self-Help Buildings/Co-operatives; Urban Transport and Energy; Management Tools for Tree Care; Professional Negligence; Agency in the 80s; Design and Cost Effectiveness of Solar Heating Systems; Maintenance of Housing Systems; Building Economics; Claims and the Building Industry; Urban transport Planning; London Planning Summer School; Applications of Micro Electronics to Maintenance; Academics Institutions, Industry and the Community; Computing in Architecture.

Weekend Courses:
Revision for examinations of the Incorporated Society of Valuers and Auctioneers

Part-time evening courses:
Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors; Non-linear Dynamic Response Analysis of Structures; Micro Computers in Structural/Civil Engineering; Cost Control and Building Economics; Limit State Design of Structural Steel (Buildings); Falsework Design; Structural brickwork Design; Engineering Services technology for Quantity Surveyors; estate Agency for Negotiators; Optimisation Methods in Structural Engineering; Programming in BASIC for Structural Engineers; Town Planning and Building Law; Cement Chemistry for Civil Engineers; Tall Building Structures; Introduction to Design of Steel projects; Measurement of Mechanical and Engineering Services; Development management - The South Bank; Principles of Perspective; Perspective, Freehand Drawing and Rendering; Foundation Design; Introduction of Financial management in Construction. Includes the Habitat Forum series.

Booklet listing brief details for short full-time postgraduation courses, including:

Full-time day courses, mostly lasting from 2-5 days:
Computer Aided Design for Part III Professional Practice in Architecture Students; Project Management for Students; Arbitrations; Site Appraisal and Project Design for University of Reading: Department of Land Management; Design and Connections in Structural Steelwork; Senior Architects Project Management; Atria Landscape: Design, Implementation and Maintenance; Building Maintenance; Urban Management; House Purchase - the Proper Way; Staff Development for Building Teachers; Urban Development Operations; Airport Economics and Finance; Bridge Design (BS5400); Urban Policy integration and Implementation; CIOB Final Part 3 Examination; Housing for Single People; Planning for Lorries; Public Transport Information Tecnology; Professional Negligence; Institute of Structural Engineers; Urban Design group: Annual Seminar; Maintaining Transport Infrastructure; Pilot Certificate Course for Para legals; CIOB Certificate of Competence in Site Surveying' CIOB Certificate of Competence in Computing; Use of Computer for Quantity Surveyors.

Part-time evening courses:
Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors; Certificate in Estate Agency; Cost Control and Building Economics; Limit State Steelwork Design; Tall Building Design; Construction Management in Practice; Writing and Technical Reporting for the Constrcution Industry; Professional Practice Up-Date for Planners; The Countryside - Threats and Opportunities; Planning for Local Services; Town Planning and Building Law; Building Maintenance; Structural Design for technicians; Planning for a non-working Future; Planning and Ethnic Minorities; Planning and Women's Needs; Foundation Design in reinforced Concrete; Composite Structures Design; Structural Timber Design; Designing Silos. Includes the Habitat Forum series.

Includes photographs labelled:

NCS, R 6.20 (Wolfson lab 1): 1st year science students: genetics practical: plating out yeast cells which have been subjected to ultraviolet light. Plating with and without a fungicide to see what effect the UV light has on the mutation rate. 10 March 1989 Hugo Gendinning.'

'PhD Research student, new Cav St in the WORM lab, using workstations for parallel processing machine. 5 August 1988 Hugo Glendinning.'

'Chiropody Clinic, Samford Street Summer 1990.'

'Simulation of modern electronic systems using the latest computer aided engineering tools located in CWSA'

Rm 3.1, NCS - HNC computer studies first year students doing individual work on Cobol programing 8 March 1989

Students working in the Wolfson laboratory, New Cavendish Street. Part of video shoot. October 1989

BSc computing, terminal laboratory

NCS, Room 2.15 - Engineering students (including HND and BEng) doing individual work. 8 march 1989

Researchers in parallel processing (yakup parker) in new Cavendish street October 1989

'Brian Knights - teaching speech therapy students - PCL October 1987'

PhD Student Biotechnology, new Cav St research on production of antibiotics from filamentous fungi
5 august 1988

New Cav st. school of computer science advanced digital systems lab using Apollo domain 3000 running see-custom gate-array software
5 august 1988

Research in Biotechnology, New Cav st using a Gilson high performance liquid chromatography
5 august 1988

BSc science - modular - life sciences, 2nd and 3rd year: pharmacology unit ii) looking at super fusion of rat fundus using an isotonic transducer
9 march 1989

BSc science- module - life sciences 2nd and 2rd year: pharmacology unit IIII) using tissue from a rat diaphragm to study the effects of various drugs on neuromuscular junctions
9 march 1989

The human performance laboratory, basement, NCS: measuring aerobic performance 8 march 1989

BSc science- module - life sciences 2nd and 2rd year: pharmacology unit I) testing responsible of rat uterus to hormones using kymograph
9 march 1989

NCS basement: 3rd year life science students, psychology component of course learning to an audiometer. Thresholds can often be determined by the method of measurement as much as by sensitivity
10 march 1989

First year HND mechanical and production engineering, room 3.3, NCS - integrative assignment in bea design.
8 march 1989

NCS - L26 (engineering fundamentals laboratory) - HND computer systems maintenance students, doing a practical - looking at wave forms on 'triac'
8 march 1989

NCS, R 5.11: 3rd year life science students: electrographic analysis of muscle contraction
10 arch 1989

Executive Dean (designate) prof. Geoff holt, in the fermentation suite demonstrating a 2000 series LH fermenter to a group of technicians. The fermenter is probably doing something a genetically engineered strain of penicillin.

NCS, basement: 3rd year life science student: in the anechoic chamber - measuring the ambient sound pressure levels to compare them with those outside the chamber
10 march 1989

NCS, L25 - digital systems laboratory: second year BEng electrical engineering students building a digital thermometer from scratch
8 march 1989

Bound document, produced by the School of Computer Science, of papers presented at the HSCS Research Workshop 14 June 2004.

Includes sections on session 1, 2, 3, 4. Also included is a timetable for the day.