Material Engineering Minor
Students completing this 15-hour minor will have an understanding structure-property relationships of different types of materials and be able to apply this understanding to the processing and selection of materials for engineering applications. The minor includes courses that focus on each of the major classes of materials (metals, polymer and ceramics) and includes an elective to allow students to pursue their particular areas of interest. The minor will provide students in other disciplines with a better understanding of materials related to their particular interests.
Code | Title | Hours |
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Required Courses | ||
MATL 2100 | Introduction to Materials Science | 3 |
MATL 3100 | Engineering Materials - Metals | 3 |
MATL 3200 | Engineering Materials Polymers | 3 |
MATL 3300 | Engineering Materials - Ceramics | 3 |
Elective Courses (at least 3 credit hours from the following) | ||
MATL 2210 | Materials for Sustainable Energy Production and Storage | 1 |
MATL 2220 | Materials and the Environment | 1 |
MATL 2230 | Mineral Resources: Processing and Availability | 1 |
MATL 3101 | Metallography Laboratory | 1 |
MATL 3201 | Polymer and Composites Laboratory | 1 |
MATL 4500 | Materials Properties and Selection | 4 |
MATL 5600 | Corrosion 1 | 3 |
MATL 5700 | Biomaterials 1 | 3 |
MATL 5750 | Microstructure and Mechanics of Skeletal Tissues 1 | 3 |
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These courses aren't offered every year.