70545 MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & SURV. 2001

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Credit Points 1.00

Pre-requisite: 70245

Synopsis

The  engineer uses a wide variety of materials from platinum to  rocks
to  construct  bridges,  automobiles,  jet  engines,  process  plants,
electronic  components,  etc.  These  materials  have  widely  varying
properties and consequently it is necessary for the engineer to have a
sound working knowledge of the characteristic properties and behaviour
during  processing/fabrication and in service of the common  types  of
engineering materials.

This unit extends the basic unit "Engineering Materials", to show  how
the  basic principles of materials science are used in the development
of contemporary engineering materials.