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APPENDIX I—LIST OF INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS GIVING EVIDENCE f Council. Auckland University College Dean and staff of School of Engineering. Students' Society. British Institution of Mechanical Engineers (through Local Honorary Secretary). f Council. Canterbury University College Dean and staff of National School of Engineering. Students' Society. Christchurch Technical College. Education Department. Engineers and Assistants' Association. Engineers Registration Board of New Zealand. Hutt Valley Memorial Technical College, Petone. King Edward Technical College. Dunedin. New Zealand Institute of Industrial Management. New Zealand Institute of Marine and Power Engineers. New Zealand Institute of Refrigeration. New Zealand Institution of Engineers. New Zealand Post and Telegraph Department's Engineers' Association. New Zealand Secondary Schools' Association. New Zealand Technical School Teachers' Association. Post and Telegraph Department. Professional Engineers' Association of New Zealand. Seddon Memorial Technical College, Auckland. Wellington Technical College. The Committee is also indebted to a number of professional engineers and other interested persons who gave evidence in their private capacity. APPENDIX 2—THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (8.E.) * (Extracted from the New Zealand University Calendar, 1948, pages 194-202) Note.—Students who propose to take the B.E. degree should include the following subjects in their school courses : English, Mathematics, and Physics or Chemistry or Mechanics : I. Every candidate for the Degree of Bachelor of Engineering must matriculate and thereafter follow the prescribed course of study (keeping terms in accordance with the Statute " Terms and Lectures ") and pass the examinations hereinafter prescribed. 11. Subject to the provisions of the Statute" Conduct of University Examinations," every candidate for an Intermediate Examination shall send in his name to the Registrar, together with the fee, not later than the tenth day of June preceding the examination. 111. Subject to the provisions of the Statute " Conduct of University Examinations," every candidate for a professional examination shall send in his name to the Registrar, together with the fee, not later than the tenth day of May preceding the examination. IV. Subject in each case to the provisions of the Statute " Conduct of University Examinations," the fee for examination shall be that prescribed in the Statute " Fees."

* Note.—Candidates who in 1944 have alieady entered on the course for the Degree of Bachelor of Engineering and who desire to complete under the regulations in force in that year shall be allowed up to and including the examination of 1949 to do so.

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