A course focused on atomic bonding and crystal structure. Examines the role of materials in modern engineering practice.
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No prior knowledge required
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This specialization will give you a basic knowledge and understanding of key concepts in materials science. Periods in our history are named after materials – the Stone Age, the Bronze Age, the Iron Age and the Silicon Age. Materials influence every aspect of our daily lives, and this influence will continue into the future. The more we understand about materials, the more we can imagine a future with amazing devices and advancements that stem from the materials themselves.
This introductory specialization introduces a limited number of concepts in the field of materials science and engineering. The topics of the presentations are at a conceptual level without going into complex mathematics. Participation in each course is recommended after a basic understanding of what MSE does and how it affects society.
Others interested in exploring the world of materials will find it helpful.
Learners will complete a project based on industry experiences. This project will serve as a basis for learners to effectively demonstrate the application of materials science methodologies. The course structure and step-by-step process have been designed to ensure learner success.
