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Materials Science Course Overview

The document outlines a course on Materials Science offered by the Autonomous University of Nuevo León, aimed at engineering students in their 2nd semester. It emphasizes the importance of understanding material properties and classifications for optimal application in engineering. The syllabus includes topics such as metal structures, alloys, ceramics, polymers, and composites, supported by a list of essential and supplementary bibliographic resources.

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Materials Science Course Overview

The document outlines a course on Materials Science offered by the Autonomous University of Nuevo León, aimed at engineering students in their 2nd semester. It emphasizes the importance of understanding material properties and classifications for optimal application in engineering. The syllabus includes topics such as metal structures, alloys, ceramics, polymers, and composites, supported by a list of essential and supplementary bibliographic resources.

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AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY OF NUEVO

LEÓNFACULTY OF MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

SUBJECT NAME: KEY: MATERIALS SCIENCE *


LOCATION: 2nd. SEMESTER
REQUIREMENTS: GENERAL CHEMISTRY
TOTAL SESSIONS: 48 HOURS-CLASS
FREQUENCY: CREDITS 3 CLASS HOURS/WEEK
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BASIS OF THE MATTER:

This course is considered essential and basic for any engineer in any
field, since they handle or are in direct or indirect contact with materials on a
daily basis. Nowadays, companies and industries manufacture and market
high-quality products in order to satisfy the increasingly demanding needs of
society. This is achieved in part because engineers are increasingly better able
to combine the properties of the various existing materials with their atomic
structure, their ease of obtaining and processing, their cost, etc. This is a basic
knowledge course on materials that serves to identify and classify them, select
them in order to achieve their optimal application and performance.

GENERAL OBJECTIVE OF THE SUBJECT:

The purpose of this subject, after the student has completed all the
activities and experiences of the course, is to become aware of the types of
materials available. Know your general behavior and capabilities, as well as
the effects of the environment and operating conditions on the performance of
the materials.

SYLLABUS:

I. CLASSIFICATION OF MATERIALS IN ENGINEERING


II. PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS
III. METAL STRUCTURES
IV. IRON AND ITS ALLOYS
V. NON-FERROUS ALLOYS USED IN ENGINEERING
VI. CERAMIC MATERIALS
VII. POLYMERS
VIII. COMPOSITE MATERIALS.
MATERIALS:
Overhead projector, screen, blackboard, flipchart.

BASIC BIBLIOGRAPHY:
Book: Fundamentals of Materials Science and Engineering
Author: William F. Smith
Editorial: McGraw Hill

Book: Introduction to Physical Metallurgy


Author: Sidney H. Avner
Editorial: McGraw Hill

Book: Materials Science and Engineering


Author: Donald R. Askeland
Editorial: Ibero-American

LITERATURE
FOR CONSULTATION:

Book: Materials Science


Author: Peter A. Thorthon & Vito J. Colangelo
Editorial: Prentice Hall

Book: Engineering Materials and Their Applications


Author: Richard A. Flinn
Editorial: McGraw Hill

Book: Materials for Engineering


Author: Van Vlack
Editorial: CECSA

Book: Fundamentals of Materials Science


Author: TO. C. Guy
Editorial: McGraw Hill

Book: Physical Metallurgy for Engineering


Author: AC Guy
Editorial: Educational Fund

Book: Technical Journals


Author: Advance Material and Process ASM

Book: American Iron and Steel Institute


Author: AISI

Book: Metal Progress


Author: ASM
Book: Manuals Volumes 1 to 11 (Eighth Edition)
Author: ASM

Book: Volumes 1 to 4 (Second Edition)


Author: ASME

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