| Name |
Description |
Period |
| Solid and Structural Mechanics | Provides students with a foundational understanding of how materials behave under stress and how structures respond to applied loads. This knowledge is crucial for engineers in designing safe, stable, and efficient structures and mechanical systems. The program equips students with the analytical and computational tools to analyze and predict structural behaviour, enabling them to make informed decisions during the design process. Help students acquire analytical and problem-solving skills | September - December |
| Solid and Structural Mechanics | Provides students with a foundational understanding of how materials behave under stress and how structures respond to applied loads. This knowledge is crucial for engineers in designing safe, stable, and efficient structures and mechanical systems. The program equips students with the analytical and computational tools to analyze and predict structural behaviour, enabling them to make informed decisions during the design process. Help students acquire analytical and problem-solving skills | 1995 - 2007 |
| Strength of Materials | It equips students with the knowledge and skills to analyze, design, and evaluate the strength and stability of structures, components, and mechanical systems. The course teaches students to predict how materials will respond to various stresses, strains, and deformations. It is designed for essential knowledge and skills to analyze, design, and evaluate the strength and stability of structures, enabling them to contribute to the safety and reliability of infrastructure and systems. | April - TO-DATE |
| Materials Testing Laboratory | Focuses on mechanical testing and computational modelling of structural components and to characterize materials used in the aerospace industry to determine their properties in order to gain practical insight into their capabilities and limitations. | April - TO-DATE |
| Materials Forming Processes | Discusses how to transform raw materials into semi-finished and finished products by applying mechanical forces, temperature, and material properties. It covers various forming techniques like forging, extrusion, wire-drawing, casting, and powder metallurgy processes, enabling students to understand how these processes impact material properties and final product attributes, helping students select the most suitable process for specific needs. | 1995 - 2007 |
| Introduction to Materials Science | Equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles governing material behaviour, design, and processing. This knowledge is crucial for developing innovative materials and technologies that meet the demands of various industries and solve societal problems. Understanding how a material's microstructure, composition, and processing affect its properties is a key focus, and develops students' ability to apply their knowledge to solve real-world engineering problems. | September - December |
| Materials Science | Discusses how a material's microstructure, composition, and processing affect its properties is a key focus, and develops students' ability to apply their knowledge to solve real-world engineering problems. | 1995 - 2007 |
| Engineering Materials and Metallurgy | The primary purpose of Engineering Materials and Metallurgy course programs is to equip students with the knowledge and skills to understand, design, and utilize materials in various engineering applications. This includes understanding different types of engineering materials, their characteristic properties, processing, and performance, particularly metals and alloys. | January - April |
