Item PCL/5/3/d/16 - School of the Environment: Short Courses

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

Full-time day courses, mostly lasting from 2-5 days:
Building Frame Design; Project Management; Arbitrations; The Management of Building Maintenance; Evaluation of Transport Investments; Urban Design; Transport Planning Methodology; Alternative Energy in Perspective; Education for Human Settlements Planning; Social and Spatial Implications of Transport Policy; Structural Stability; Building Economics; Rural Transport Seminar; Bankruptcy in the Construction Industry; Introduction to Steel Design; Planning Enquiries; Building Defect Liability for Local Authorities; Computer Application for Quantity Surveyors; the Potential and Limitation of Alternative Energy Sources; Composite Bridge Design; Construction Opportunities and Employment; Professional Negligence; Public Transport Planning; Senior Architects Management Course; Statutory Provisions Affecting Property; Implementation of Planning and development; Site Investigation; Institute of Building; Thermal Insulation of the Fabric; Technical Teaching in Architectural Courses; Architecture and Design of Cable Structures; Design to new BS 449; Bulk Retaining Structures; Changing Offices: Changing Needs; Urban Development Authorities; Feasibility Studies for Overseas Development Projects; Accessing Computer Data Files; Airport Economics.

Part-time evening courses:
Cost Control and Building Economics; Town Planning and Building Law; The Taylor Report: Managers and Governors; History and Development of Civil and Structural Engineering; Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors; Wexas Expedition Series; The City/Finance/Construction Industry; Projection Methods and Perspectives; Heavy Foundations and Coffer Dam Practice; Soil Mechanics Instrumentation; Measurement of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Services; Energy and Society; Action for Habitat in the United Kingdom and Third World; The Inner City: a searching look at the new urban programme; Our Global Village: new values for man and the environment. Includes the Habitat Forum series.