minations. Law and Modern History. History. Examination Estates, Uses and Trusts and Title to things. iii. In Book 3, the first four chapters up to and in- iv. All those contained in Book 4. The Examination in Lord Mackenzie's Roman Law shall be upon the whole book, excepting the chapter entitled Preliminary, and Parts 5 and 6. Selected Candidates for the Indian Civil Service shall be allowed the alternative of being examined in the Indian Contract Act and the Indian Penal Code, instead of the two papers on Blackstone's Commentaries. 4. HISTORY. The Examination shall be upon the fol- Outlines of English History, from the Norman Con- Hallam's Constitutional History. A period of European History to be selected by the 5. The Examination shall be conducted entirely by printed pa- printed papers. to be by peis. Meeting of Examiners to approve Examination papers. 6. There shall be a meeting of the Examiners previous to the Examination, when the papers set by each Examiner shall be submitted to [all Grace 27 April 1882] the Examiners for their approval. Degrees. Sect. 1. Degrees. Sect. 1. Part I. History. to send in Candidates to the Board of Examina 7. The Prælectors of the several Colleges shall furnish Prælectors the Board of Examinations at least one fortnight before the Lists of Examination with a list of the students of their Colleges who intend to present themselves for Examination in each of the above branches of study, specifying those who wish to be examined in the Indian Contract Act and Penal Code. The original Regulations 6 and 7 were repealed by Grace 3 May 1877. 8. That the [Board of Examinations shall prepare an alphabetical list of all the persons to be examined, and Grace 9 Dec. 1875] shall draw up a Plan of Examination to be approved by the Vice-Chancellor, notifying the days and hours of Examination in the different subjects, and shall send a copy of such plan to the Prælector of each College [and the proper officer of the Non-Collegiate Students Board] before the commencement of the Examination. 9. That the Examiners shall publish a List of those who pass, arranging the names in two classes, the names in the first class being placed in order of merit, and those in the second alphabetically. tions. List of Canplan of Ex didates and amination. Candidates be arranged Classes. approved to in two Class List published. when to be 10. That the Class List shall be published in the SenateHouse at the latest at 10 A.M. on the Thursday before the general B.A. admission in the Easter Term, at which general admission all persons whose names are contained in the Class List may be admitted to the title of Bachelor Designate of designate. Arts. Admission to title of B.A. nomination, muneration. 11. That the Examination shall be conducted by [three Examiners, Grace 27 April 1882] Examiners nominated by the [Board of election, reExaminations] and appointed by the Senate at the Second Congregation in the preceding Lent Term, and that each Examiner shall receive Ten Pounds from the University Chest. amination. 12. That there shall be a Second Examination [begin- Second Exning on Nov. 39, in each year, unless that day fall on a Sunday, in which case it shall begin on the 29th, Grace 26 Feb. 1874] which Examination shall be conducted by the same Examiners [and] in a manner similar to that held in the Easter Term. minations. Law and Attendance of Pro Proctors, tions. 13. That one of the Pro-Proctors and one at least of the Examiners shall be present during every part of the Exa- 14. That one of the Proctors' or Pro-Proctors' men shall Degrees. Sect. 1. Time of Examination. Subjects. Candidates to select one branch of study only. Examination to be by printed papers; also may be oral. Meeting of Examiners to approve Examination papers. (d) Special Examination in Natural Science. 1. That there shall be an Examination, beginning on the [Friday next but two Grace 9 Dec. 1875] before the general admission to the B.A. degree in the Easter Term, in the following branches of Natural Science, viz. (1) Chemistry; (2) Geology; (3) Botany (4) Zoology; as defined in extent by the Schedule', in each of which branches three papers at least shall be set. (Regulations respecting the restriction of papers were rescinded by Grace 29 May 1879.) 2. That Students presenting themselves for this Examination shall be required to select one of these branches of study, and to shew a competent knowledge of the branch thus selected, and that no Student be examined in more than one branch. 3. [That the Examination shall be conducted by printed papers, but the Examiners shall be at liberty, if they think fit, to examine the Students orally on the specimens exhibited, and on the work done in Practical Chemistry. Grace 29 May 1879.] 4. That there shall be a meeting of the Examiners previous to the Examination, when the papers set by each Examiner shall be submitted to [all Grace 7 Apr. 1881] the Examiners for their approval. 1 See pp. 31, 32. Degrees. Sect. 1. Part I. Science. to send in Candidates to the Board of Examina 5. That the Prælectors of the several Colleges shall fur- Prælectors nish the [Board of Examinations], at least one fortnight before Lists ofte the Examination, with lists of the Students of their Colleges who intend to present themselves for Examination in the above branches of study. 6 and 7. Repealed by Grace 3 May 1877. 8. That the [Board of Examinations shall prepare an alphabetical list of all the persons to be examined, and Grace 9 Dec. 1875] shall draw up a Plan of Examination to be approved by the Vice-Chancellor notifying the days and hours of Examination in the different subjects, and shall send a copy of such plan to the Prælector of each College [and the proper officer of the Non-Collegiate Students Board] before the commencement of the Examination. tions. List of Canplan of Ex didates and amination. approved to be arranged in two Classes. 9. That the Examiners shall publish separate Lists of Candidates those who pass in each of the above branches, arranging the names in two classes, the names in the first class being placed in order of merit, and those in the second alphabetically. Class List published. when to be 10. That the Class List shall be published in the SenateHouse at the latest at 10 A.M. on the Thursday before the general B.A. admission in the Easter Term, at which general admission all persons whose names are contained in the Class List may be admitted to the title of Bachelor Designate of Admission to Arts. 11. Appointment of Examiners. See p. 82. title of B.A. designate. amination. 12. That there shall be a Second Examination [begin- Second Exning on Nov. 30, in each year, unless that day fall on a Sunday, in which case it shall begin on the 29th, Grace 26 Feb. 1874] which Examination shall be conducted by the same Examiners [and] in a manner similar to that held in the Easter Term. 13. That one of the Pro-Proctors and two at least of Attendance Proctors, the Examiners shall be present during every part of the of ProExamination both in the Easter and in the Michaelmas Examiners, Term. &c. at minations. Natural Science. Examina tions. 14. That one of the Proctors' and Pro-Proctors' men shall be in attendance during every part of the Examination both in the Easter and in the Michaelmas Term. Degrees. Sect. 1. Time of Examination. Subjects. Selected portions of Subjects. Papers to be set. Special requirement. Practical skill. (e) Special Examination in Mechanism and Applied Science. Report 11 Mar. 1879. Grace 3 Apr. 1879. 1. The Examination shall begin on the Friday next but two before the general admission to the B.A. degree in the Easter Term, and shall be upon the practical application of the following subjects: Mechanics, including Statics, Dynamics and Hydrostatics; Heat; Mechanism and the general principles of Machines; the Theory of Structures, the Strength of Materials; the Principles of Levelling and Surveying; Electricity and Magnetism. 2. Notice shall be given by the Board of Mathematical Studies, from time to time, of the portions of each subject in which the Examination shall be held. 3. Five papers shall be set, one in each of the following subjects: (1) Mechanics, (2) Heat, (3) Mechanism, (4) Theory of Structures, Strength of Materials, and Principles of Surveying and Levelling, (5) Electricity and Magnetism. The papers on Mechanics and on Heat shall be obligatory on all Candidates, and Candidates shall choose one, and only one, of the other three. 4. Every Candidate shall further be required to satisfy the Examiners as to his ability to write an accurate description or specification of an instrument, machine, or model exhibited, and to make a working sketch to scale. 5. Every Candidate shall further be required to satisfy the Examiners in a practical manner as to his skill in the use of the tools or instruments required in the alternative subject which he chooses. |