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Lectures, laboratory, and library work on special topics of current interest in materials suitable for a master's degree candidate.

Lectures, laboratory, and library work on special topics of current interest in materials suitable for a master's degree candidate.

Designing and explaining visuals; creating and delivering scientific electronic presentations; learning to speak and present to a variety of audiences.

This course provides a fundamental understanding of classical thermodynamics and statistical thermodynamics that govern behavior of all materials in all states. 

Processing, structure, properties relationships are explored through a series of hands-on experiments. Instruction on basic laboratory skills, safety, statistical analysis of data, use of laboratory notebooks and technical report writing.

Independent research conducted under the guidance of a faculty member.

The fundamentals of basic microstructural and compositional materials characterization techniques are presented with an emphasis on tools using electromagnetic radiation and electrons as stimuli.

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