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BUDDHA
UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA

EBB 113
Engineering Materials
School of Materials & Mineral Resources Engineering

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Why we need to study Mat. Sci. & Eng. ?

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Cost?
Effective?
Fabrication?
Safety?

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Mechanical Engineer
Civil & Structure Engineer
Electrical Engineer
Electronic Engineer
Aerospace Engineer
Chemical Engineer
Etc……
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Course Synopsis
The course is an introductory course on engineering materials which is divided into two main parts.
The first part includes the classifications of materials that determine their applicability, the structure of the materials explained by the quantum-mechanical principle that relates electrons to energies, bonding scheme of different materials, the structure of crystalline solids and introduction to imperfection in solids and diffusion mechanism. The first part also includes the introduction of phase diagram.
The second part covers the structures, behaviors and characteristics of materials including mechanical, thermal, optical and magnetic properties.

In general, this introductory materials science and engineering course deals with the different material types (i.e., metals, ceramics, polymers, composites), as well as the various kinds of properties exhibited by these materials (i.e., mechanical, electrical, magnetic, etc.) which intended to equip the students with necessary knowledge on material science and engineering

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Course Structure

1. Introduction of Materials

1st part

2. Bonding and Properties
3. Crystal Structures & Properties
4. Imperfection in Solids
5. Diffusion
6. Phase Diagram

2nd part

7. Structure of Metal, Ceramic, Polymer & Composites
8. Mechanical Properties of Materials
9. Electrical Properties of Materials
10. Thermal, optical & magnetic properties of Materials

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