ME 455
EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES IN MATERIALS SCIENCE

Information
4 Credits
Available Spring
Lecture/Lab
OSU Catalog link

Prerequisites
ENGR 321 OR ME 570
Contact
Brady Gibbons
(541) 737-2427
306 Dearborn

Course Description

Materials processing, characterization, computational and data analysis techniques in materials science. Focus on processing-structure-property relationships.

Topics

  • Electrical characterization techniques
  • Structural characterization techniques
  • Electron beam analysis of materials
  • Thermal analysis of materials

Learning Outcomes

The student, upon completion of this course, will be able to:

  • Demonstrate understanding of the important thermodynamic and kinetic factors involved in different materials processing techniques.
  • Apply different materials characterization techniques with demonstrated understanding of the advantages and limitations of each technique.
  • Demonstrate the ability to apply computer-based analytical methods to experimental data sets to obtain information about the parameters of interest and experimental errors.
  • Demonstrate effective written and oral communication techniques for the purpose of disseminating technical information.