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Independent Newspaper of the Polytechnic produced fortnightly by the Public Relations Office.

Includes articles on: Inner city tourism; PCL Eel Laboratory on roof of Engineering and Science building; CCE presentation; Irene Fox obituary; notices; Spycatcher; new Acting Head of Media Studies; Professor Ray Maw retires; satellite dish on roof picks up Soviet TV; Earth's Recycling Week; diary; vacancies.

Handbook giving course content and details for a one year, part-time course in conjunction with the Middlesex Polytechnic and situated within the School of Engineering and Science.

Includes: aims and objectives, admission requirements, course structure, planning and control of the course, curriculum, arrangements for assessment, present courses, staffing, research and consultancy, library, accommodation and equipment, module syllabuses.

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

Full-time day courses, mostly lasting from 2-5 days:
Solar Energy for Biological Industries; Structural brickwork - Limit State Design; Project Management for Students; Arbitrations; The Management of Building Maintenance; Urban Design; Elliott 803 Computers - Operation and Maintenance for Educationalists; Rural Transport Seminar; Thermal Insulation and the Occurrent of Condensation; Building Economics; The Law of Contract and the Standard Forms; Statutory Provisions Affecting Property; Management of Development; Urban Management; Urban rehabilitation; Contract Situations; Airport Economics and Finance; Urban development Operations; Bankruptcy Problems in the Construction Industry; Transport Planning & Management: a systems viewpoint; Design for Energy Conservation; Urban Policy Integration and Implementation; Computer Applications for Quantity Surveyors; Conference: A Decade of Plan Implementation; Professional Negligence; Senior Architects Project Management; Cost Control in Design; The Teaching of Construction Technology; Institute of Building; Partnerships in the Building Profession; Public Transport Planning; Planning for London Councillors.

Part-time evening courses:
CONSTRADO; Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors;Heavy Foundations and Coffer Dam Practice; Principles of perspective; Perspective, Freehand Drawing and Rendering.. 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:
Should Architects buy Micros? [microcomputers]; Energy Conservation and the use of Solar and other Renewable Energies in Agriculture, Horticulture and Fishculture; Steel Connections; Project Management for Students; The Management of Building Maintenance; Demountables in Distribution; Urban development Corporations; Building Economics; Rural transport Seminar; Urban Design; Indoor Landscape; Royal Town Planning Institute; Introduction to Structural Steelwork; Steel Bridge Design; Urban Management; Computerised Maps for Land Use Decisions; Home Purchase and how the Cure the Ailments; The Law of Contract and the Standard Forms; New uses for Older Buildings; Urban development Operations; Airport Economics and Finance; Contract Situations; Thermal Insulation and the Occurence of Condensation; Claims and the Building Industry; Design and Cost Effectiveness of Solar Heating Systems; Urban Policy Integration and Implementation; Senior Architects Project Management; Institution of Structural Engineers; Subjective Estimation and Transport Forecasting; Management in Civil and Structural Engineering; Conference: A Decade of Plan Implementation; Professional Negligence; Royal Town Planning Institute Public Participation Working Party Report; Tree Planting in Urban Areas; Adapting Buildings to meet the needs of Visually Handicapped people; Public transport Planning; Bankruptcy Problems in the Construction Industry; Child Care Provision and Employment Planning; Incorporated Society of Valuers and Auctioneers; Microcomputer applications for students; the Redundant Surveyor.

Part-time evening courses:
Introduction to programming in Apple-Soft BASIC for Architects; Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors; Measurement of Mechanical and Engineering Services; Cost Control and Building Economics; Principles of Perspective; Perspective, Freehand Drawing and Rendering (Architectural Graphics); Town Planning and Building Law; Using Colour; property Investment and Development; Limit State Design of Structural Steelwork.. 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:
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:
Project Management for Students; Arbitrations; The Management of Building Maintenance; Roof Gardens and Roof Terraces; Urban Design; Design and Detail for Energy Conservation; Cost Effectiveness of Solar Heating; Women and the Planned Environment; Rural Transport Seminar; Design in Blockwork; Performance of Buildings in Use; Urban Management; The Law of Contract and the Standard Form; Urban Development Operations; The Surveyor's Duty of Care; Housing for Single People; Airport Economics and Finance symposium; An Introduction to the use of Microcomputers for the Construction Industry; Route Planning in the Road Freight Industry; Professional Negligence; Introducing P-STAT; Management Tools for Tree Care; Senior Architects Project Management; Public Transport Planning; Claims and the Building Industry; Design on a Chip; Stone in Buildings; Structural Steelwork Connections; Design of Bunkers & Silos for Flow and Strength.

Part-time evening courses:
Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors; Certificate in Estate Agency; Cost Control and Building Economics; Limit State Structural Steel; Draft Design of Structural Steel; Tall Building Structures; Town Planning and Building Law; Technology of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Services; Measurement of Mechanical and Engineering Services; ; Design of reinforced Concrete Foundations; management for Civil Engineers.Includes the Habitat Forum series.

Comb-bound volume prepared by the American Studies Resource Centre designed to introduce some of the most important non-technical issues related to energy conservation in the United States.

Includes a preface by Bill Bryson, copies from Hammond, Metz & Maugh's 'Energy and the Future', a chapter on president Carter's National Energy Plan (1977), extract from Hays 'A Ray of Hope', articles by Harold Gilliam and Joann Edin, articles from Environmental Comment, a draft bill by Alternative Technology Action Coalition, a reprint of the 1977 Local Energy Action Program Survey, extract from Starr's 'Economic Growth, Conservation and Electricity', Steinhart's Low Energy Scenario and Seaborg's 'Recycle Society of Tomorrow'.