What Will Learn?

• Course Aims

  • A basic view of the importance of standardization, mechanical testing, and inspections; • A qualitative view of the elastic, plastic, and fracture features of different materials; • Practical ability to perform different mechanical testing to determine material properties; • The way to get outcomes of testing used to analyze the response of engineering materials to mechanical loads; • Realize the engineering, true stress-strain relation, and the significance of both; • Deal with multiaxial state of loading, generalized Hook’s law, strain hardening, of isotropic materials; • In the laboratories, students emulate practicing materials engineers by working in teams, conducting materials testing experiments, and communicating the results in thorough but concise written and oral reports.
• Course Goals
• Quality Education
• Affordable and Clean Energy
• Decent Work and Economic Growth
• Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
• Sustainable Cities and Communities
• Climate Action
• Life Below Water