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This lesson has been developed to cater the needs of students from different engineering disciplines and backgrounds other than materials science and engineering (e.g. mechanical. Industrial, manufacturing, chemical, civil, biomedical, and electrical engineering). At the same time, a conscious effort has been made so that the contents are very well suited for graduates majoring in materials science and engineering and closely rated disciplines. The subjects presented in the text are a careful selection of topics based on our analysis of the needs and feedback from reviewers.
The concise approach used in the textbook will allow instructors to complete an introductory materials science and engineering course in one semester.
Attending this lesson, students will find materials science and engineering very interesting, and they will clearly see the relevance of what they are learning. It will present many examples of modern applications of materials science and engineering that impact student’s lives. Our feeling is that if students recognize that many of today’s technological marvels depend on the availability of engineering materials they will be more motivated and remain interested in learning about how to apply the essential of materials science and engineering.
Most of the materials presented here can be covered in typical one-semester course. By selecting the appropriate topics, however, the instructor can emphasize the desired materials (i.e. metals, ceramics, polymers, composites, etc.), provide an over-view of materials, concentrate on behavior, or focus on physical properties. This text is also intended for engineering students who have completed courses in general physics, chemistry, physics and calculus.
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