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GRADUATE
COURSES
Topics
in Polymer Science and Engineering: Characterization of Polymers (CHE 740) (F2007 )
It was developed to attend the demand in the Faculty of Engineering.
Developed and offered first time Fall 2007, attended by students from Chem Eng, Elec & Comp Eng, Mech & Mechatr Eng.
Course Outline: introd to polymer structure,
characterization of molecular weight and chemical structure using
spectroscopy (FTIR and NMR); introd to polymer
morphology, characterization of crystallinity (XRD); characterization of
thermal properties (TGA, DSC); characterization of mechanical properties
(stress strain analysis, DMTA).
Rational: to provide engineers adequate information for characterization of
chemical and physical properties of polymer materials with understanding of
fundamental principles and practical aspects of different methods of
analysis.
UNDERGRADUATE
COURSES
Introduction
to Materials Science and Engineering – NE 125
(W2006, W2007)
Introduction
to Materials Science and Engineering - CHE 39
(S2004, W2005, W2006,
W2007)
Introduction to materials science, materials, and
properties. Crystalline structures, systems and lattices in crystalline
phases. X-ray diffraction. Crystal defects non-crystalline structure.
Amorphous phase. Microscopy. Mechanical properties, stress versus strain,
elastic and plastic deformation. Creep and stress relaxation. Failure
analysis and prevention, fracture toughness, fatigue. Thermal and electrical
properties. Types of metals, ceramics, polymers and composites. Selection of
structural materials. Impact of materials in the environment, recycling,
renewable structural materials, environmental and economical aspects of
design.
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Transport
Process 3 - CHE 30 (Heat Transfer)
(S2002, S2003, S2004)
Fundamentals of heat transfer: steady and transient conduction; convection;
radiation. Heat transfer with change of phase. Analogies between momentum and
heat transfer; dimensional analysis. Boiling and condensation. Applications
to engineering problems and heat exchanger design.
Inorganic
Environmental Process Principles – ENVE 231
(F2002, S2003, F2003, S2004)
Atomic theory, bonding, stereochemistry and transition metal chemistry as
related to catalysis and pollution abatement. Some thermodynamic aspects of
inorganic chemistry, stability of metal complexes and complexes ions in
solution. Principles and applications of atomic and molecular structure to
environmental chemistry and engineering. Selected inorganic chemical
processes of industrial importance.
Chemistry
for Engineers - CHE102
(F2003, F2004, F2005,
F2006)
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