Standard syllabus
Materials science · Undergraduate · Engineering
Learning objectives from the Materials science syllabus, grouped by unit. Click an objective for study materials.
Learning objectives
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Atomic structure and bonding
- Atomic structure and the periodic table for engineers — Atomic structure and the periodic table for engineers
- Primary and secondary bonding mechanisms — Primary and secondary bonding mechanisms
- Crystalline versus amorphous solids — Crystalline versus amorphous solids
- Crystal structures: BCC, FCC, HCP and packing factors — Crystal structures: BCC, FCC, HCP and packing factors
- Miller indices for planes and directions — Miller indices for planes and directions
Mechanical properties and failure
- Stress-strain curves: elastic and plastic regions — Stress-strain curves: elastic and plastic regions
- Young's modulus, yield strength, and ultimate strength — Young's modulus, yield strength, and ultimate strength
- Ductility, toughness, and hardness measurements — Ductility, toughness, and hardness measurements
- Tension, compression, and shear test interpretation — Tension, compression, and shear test interpretation
- Fatigue: S-N curves and endurance limit concepts — Fatigue: S-N curves and endurance limit concepts
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- Atomic structure and bonding
Atomic structure and the periodic table for engineers
Coming soon - Mechanical properties and failure
Stress-strain curves: elastic and plastic regions
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