This course is part of the Materials Science for Technological Application Specialization

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Materials Science for Technological Application SpecializationArizona State University

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In this course, we will present atomic bonding and its relation to crystal structure and physical properties. A particular focus will be on the different types of cubic structures. There will be an introduction to planes and Miller Indices. We will discuss the principal planes in the cubic system. Their common crystallographic defects will be shown and discussed. Finally, the tensile test will be used to extract various materials parameters.

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Materials Science for Technological Application Specialization

Beginner Level

To be successful in this course, you should have a background in high school physics and/or chemistry.

Approx. 24 hours to complete

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What you will learn

Crystal Structures, Mechanical Properties of Metals, Tensile Testing, and Failures.

Flexible deadlines

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Course 2 of 4 in the

Materials Science for Technological Application Specialization

Beginner Level

To be successful in this course, you should have a background in high school physics and/or chemistry.

Approx. 24 hours to complete

English

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Instructor

Terry Alford

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Arizona State University

Arizona State University has developed a new model for the American Research University, creating an institution that is committed to excellence, access and impact. ASU measures itself by those it includes, not by those it excludes. ASU pursues research that contributes to the public good, and ASU assumes major responsibility for the economic, social and cultural vitality of the communities that surround it.

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Syllabus - What you will learn from this course

Week1

Week 1

6 minutes to complete

Crystal Structures, Mechanical Properties of Metals, Tensile Testing and Failures

In this course, we will present atomic bonding and its relation to crystal structure and physical properties. A particular focus will be on the different types of cubic structures. There will be an introduction to planes and Miller Indices. We will discuss the principal planes in the cubic system. Their common crystallographic defects will be shown and discussed. Finally, the tensile test will be used to extract various materials parameters.

6 minutes to complete

1 video (Total 3 min), 1 reading

Week2

Week 2

6 hours to complete

Module 1: Crystal Structures

6 hours to complete

5 videos (Total 27 min), 8 readings, 1 quiz

5 videos

Crystal Structure, Part 14mCrystal Structure, Part 25mPlanes in Unit Cells, Part 17mPlanes in Unit Cells, Part 26mPlanes in Unit Cells, Part 32m

8 readings

Lesson 1 Overview1mIntroduction to Materials Science, Chapter 5, Crystal Structure II - Index Directions1hLesson 2 Overview1mIntroduction to Materials Science, Chapter 5, Crystal Structure II - Index Directions1hLesson 3 Overview1mIntroduction to Materials Science, Chapter 6, Crystal Structure III - Index Planes1hLesson 4 Overview1mIntroduction to Materials Science, Chapter 6, Crystal Structure III - Index Planes1h

1 practice exercise

Crystal Structures III - Index Planes Quiz30m

Week3

Week 3

6 hours to complete

Module 2: Crystal Structures

6 hours to complete

4 videos (Total 31 min), 8 readings, 1 quiz

4 videos

Crystal Structure, Part 47mCrystal Structure, Part 54mCrystal Structure, Part 611mCrystal Structure, Part 76m

8 readings

Lesson 1 Overview1mIntroduction to Materials Science, Chapter 6, Crystal Structure III - Index Planes1hLesson 2 Overview1mIntroduction to Materials Science, Chapter 6, Crystal Structure III - Index Planes1hLesson 3 Overview1mIntroduction to Materials Science, Chapter 6, Crystal Structure III - Index Planes1hLesson 4 Overview1mIntroduction to Materials Science, Chapter 7, Crystal Structure IV - Defects1h

1 practice exercise

Crystal Structure IV – Defects Quiz30m

Week4

Week 4

6 hours to complete

Module 3: Mechanical Properties

6 hours to complete

6 videos (Total 32 min), 8 readings, 1 quiz

6 videos

Mechanical Properties, Part 13mMechanical Properties, Part 25mMechanical Properties, Part 32mTensile Testing, Part 16mTensile Testing, Part 28mTensile Testing, Part 36m

8 readings

Lesson 1 Overview1mIntroduction to Materials Science, Chapter 8, Mechanical Properties I - Tensile Tests1hLesson 2 Overview1mIntroduction to Materials Science, Chapter 8, Mechanical Properties I - Tensile Tests1hLesson 3 Overview1mIntroduction to Materials Science, Chapter 8, Mechanical Properties I - Tensile Tests1hLesson 4 Overview1mIntroduction to Materials Science, Chapter 8, Mechanical Properties I - Tensile Tests1h

1 practice exercise

Mechanical Properties I – Tensile Tests - Quiz30m

About the Materials Science for Technological Application Specialization

This Specialization will provide you with an introductory knowledge and understanding of key concepts in Materials Science. Periods of our civilization have names associated with materials – stone age, bronze age, iron age, and the silicon age. Materials impact all aspects of your daily life and will continue to do so in the future. The more we understand materials, the more we imagine the future with fantastic devices and advancements enabled by materials. This initial specialization introduces a limited number of material science and engineering concepts. The topics presentations are at the concept level without being marred in heavy mathematics. Participation in each course is best done by initially having a firm sense of what MSE does and its impact on society. Topics in this specialization span from atom bonding and crystal structure to diffusion and phase diagrams. Some of the position titles that may benefit from this course include Materials Engineer, Chemical Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Aerospace Engineer, Materials Quality Control. Others who are want to explore the world of materials will find it helpful.

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