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    Plasturgie

    ENSPD

    Course Introduction

    Instructor:
    Dr. Gnidakouong
    Ngouanom
    Course Information
    • Course: Polymer Processing (Plasturgie)

    • Instructor: Dr. Gnidakouong Ngouanom


    Department of Automobile and Mechatronic
    Engineering.
    675 240 598
    ngouanom@hotmail.com

    • Class Hours: Tuesday 13:00 – 18:00

    • Class Room: 31 BP2

    • Office Hours: By appointment (42 BP 3)

    1
    Course Schedule
    WEEK TOPICS REMARK
    Course introduction
    1
    Review of polymers

    Review of polymers
    2
    Structure and properties of polymer
    Mechanics of polymers Assignment 1
    3
    Polymer processing
    Polymer processing
    4
    Polymer processing
    Polymer processing Assignment 2
    5
    Additive manufacturing (AM)
    Introduction to composites
    6
    Introduction to composites
    7 Introduction to composites
    Introduction to composites
    8
    Midterm Exam (In class)
    Liquid composite molding (LCM) processes
    9
    Liquid composite molding (LCM) processes Assignment 3
    Textile composites
    10
    Textile composites
    High-temperature composites
    11
    High-temperature composites Assignment 4
    Nanocomposites
    12
    Nanocomposites
    Nanocomposites
    13
    Nanocomposites Assignment 5
    Nondestructive evaluation (NDE) techniques
    14 Term project
    Design Problems and Advanced topics
    presentation
    Term project
    Advanced topics
    15 presentation
    Design Problems
    2
    16 Final Exam
    Course Information
    • Textbook: Class notes and PowerPoint slides

    • References: Z. Tadmor and C. G. Gogos, Principles of Polymer


    Processing, 2nd ed., Wiley-Interscience, 2006
    P. K. Mallick, Fiber-Reinforced Composites,
    3rd ed., CRC, 2007
    T. G. Gutowski, Advanced Composite
    Manufacturing, John Wiley and Sons, 1997
    Papers from related journals and conference

    • Grading: Assignments 15%


    Project 15%
    Midterm exam 20%
    Final exam 50%

    • TA: Mr. Fokoua Alain (694 707 834)

    3
    How to Succeed in This Course
    • Attend EVERY class, and be ON TIME. → “Work ethic”

    • Check Google Classroom (GC) often (at least once a week).

    • Ask questions.
    – In class
    – During instructor’s office hours

    • Actively participate in class.

    • Work together with classmates. Help (and respect) each other.


    (This doesn’t mean sharing answers or copying each other!)

    • Adhere to the UDo Academic Honor Code.

    4
    How NOT to Succeed in This Course

    By NOT doing
    “How to Succeed in This Course”

    5
    My Teaching Philosophy
    • Balance between traditional and technology-enhanced
    teaching techniques

    • Maximize student involvement and participation


    (e.g. in-class discussions, Q&A’s, presentations, group
    projects, hands-on activities, etc.)

    • Real-world examples

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