Foundations of Material Engineering 2 (distance learning)

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christoph Leyens

Dr.-Ing. Veneta Schubert

• MW-MB-10
• MW-VNT-08

120 min. written after the summer semester

Consultation

• online and presence
• for more information see OPAL

Practical class

• for more information see OPAL
• Room Consultation hours

Course material is provided via OPAL.

Literature

• Werkstofftechnik 1 - Grundlagen
  W. Bergmann
  Hanser Verlag, ISBN-10: 3-446-41338-3
• Werkstofftechnik 2 - Anwendung
  W. Bergmann
  Hanser Verlag, ISBN-10: 3-446-41711-7
• Grundlagen der Werkstofftechnik
  M. Riehle, E. Simmchen
  Wiley-VCH, ISBN: 3-527-30953-5
• Werkstoffkunde
  Bargel, Schulze et al.
  Springer Verlag, ISBN: 978-3-540-79296-3

in english language

• Materials Science and Engineering
  W. D. Callister, D.G. Rethwisch
  Wiley, ISBN: 978-0-470-50586-1

The goal of this course is to make the participant familiar with materials and lead them into the complex way of thinking needed for material engineering. The fundamental connections will be conveyed between the structure, microstructure and properties of metallic, ceramic as well as polymer and composite materials. The content of the lectures (consultation and self study) will be deepened with 8 practical classes which are distributed over the winter and summer semesters. The lecture and practical classes are offered in every academic year. The first part of Foundations of Material Engineering starts in the summer semester and the second in the following winter semester.

Lecture

• Introduction to material engineering
• Foundations of material processing and application
• Material properties and their testing
• Influence of material manufacture on the properties of components
• Thermal treatment of metallic materials