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Materials Science and Engineering

Course Code:
18MTY
Academic Degree:
bachelor
Study Programme:
Technology of Aviation Maintenance (B0716A040001)
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Technology in Transportation and Telecommunications (B1041A040001)
semesterlanguagestudy field / specialization
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1czech flagLOG Logistics and Transport Processes Control - B-LOG
Erasmus:
course for Erasmus and Exchange students in winter semester
Form of Study:
full-time and part-time
Credits:
3
Number of Hours:
2 + 1 hours per week - in full-time study
10 hours per semester - in part-time study
Type of Course:
obligatory
Course Completion:
credit, exam
Supervisor:
Ing. Jaroslav VALACH, Ph.D.
Course Tutor:
 
roh  Lectures:
Ing. Vít Malinovský, Ph.D.
Ing. Jaroslav Valach, Ph.D.
roh  Training Course:
Ing. et Ing. Radim Dvořák
Ing. Jan Falta
Ing. Nela Krčmářová
Ing. Vít Malinovský, Ph.D.
Ing. Václav Rada
roh  Part-time Study:
Ing. Vít Malinovský, Ph.D.
Supervising Department:
Department of Mechanics and Materials (16118)
Keywords:
Structural materials, mechanical properties of materials, structure of matter, precesses and technologies to control materials' properties, degradation mechanisms.
Abstract:
Basic course of materials science and engineering explains mechanical properties of structural materials based on their bonding forces and microstructure. However the main attention is paid to metals as the most important engineering materials, also other major classes of materials are presented, namely ceramics, polymers and composites. Attention is also paid to degradation processes in materials, to defectoscopy and to main mechanical tests.
Objectives:
To understand fundamental relation between structure of materials and their mechanical properties. To understand fundamental notions describing mechanical properties. To understand how technological procedure can influence resulting properties of materials by controling structure development.