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    Dr. Shanza Rehan: Eng. Omar Farooq, Dr. Fida

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    This document provides an overview of the MM102 Introduction to Engineering Materials course offered in Spring 2020. It includes information about course instructors, textbooks, reference materials, chapter coverage, lecture topics, grading policy, and expectations for students. Key topics covered across 45 lectures include crystal structure, imperfections in crystals, diffusion, mechanical properties of metals, dislocations, failure of metals, phase diagrams, ceramics, polymers, and composites. Students are required to purchase textbooks, maintain high attendance, and are graded based on exams, quizzes, and assignments.

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    This document provides an overview of the MM102 Introduction to Engineering Materials course offered in Spring 2020. It includes information about course instructors, textbooks, reference materials, chapter coverage, lecture topics, grading policy, and expectations for students. Key topics covered across 45 lectures include crystal structure, imperfections in crystals, diffusion, mechanical properties of metals, dislocations, failure of metals, phase diagrams, ceramics, polymers, and composites. Students are required to purchase textbooks, maintain high attendance, and are graded based on exams, quizzes, and assignments.

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    MM102: Introduction to Engineering Materials.

    Spring Semester 2020


    Course Instructors: Dr. Shanza Rehan, Eng. Omar Farooq, Dr. Fida

    1. Text Book: Materials Science and Engineering: An Introduction


    Callister and Rethwisch. 9th Edition, 2014

    2.Reference: Foundation of Materials Science and Engineering,


    Smith & Hashemi. 4th Edition 2006

    Chapter 1 for self study


    Chapter 2: Two Lect.: Grading policy & Introduction
    Chapter 3: Eight Lect. Crystal structure
    Chapter 4: Five Lect Crystals are imperfect
    Chapter 5: Four Lect Diffusion in solids
    Chapter 6. Four Lect. Mechanical properties of metals
    Chapter 7: Four Dislocations and strengthening
    Chapter 8. Three Lect. Failure of metals
    Chapter 9: Seven Lect Phase diagrams (Sect 7.13, to 7.17 are not included)
    Chapter 10: not included
    Chapter 11: Not included Application and processing of metals
    Chapter 12: Three Lect. Ceramics [ Note: Section 12.9 is not included ]
    Chapter 13: Not included Application/processing of ceramics
    Chapter 14. Three Lect Structure of polymers
    Chapter 15: Not included Characterization of polymers
    Chapter 16. Two Lect. Composites
    Total = 45 Lectures
    Grading Policy / Requirements
    1. Mid: 30 %
    2. Final 42 %
    3. Six Quizzes each carrying 4 points i.e 24 %
    4. Two Assignments each carrying 2 points i.e 4 %

    You are required to:


    Buy a copy of the text book either 2nd hand or new
    Have 80 % attendance. Absence justified in writing
    Come within the first five minutes of the class
    Not to sleep, talk, or make disturbance in the class
    Note down your own attendance
    Not to proxy for any one
    Understand problems either solved in the book or solved on CD
    Explore CD for additional help ( Animation etc )
    Understand and Practice drawing charts, graphs, diagrams
    Derive mathematical expressions
    Be precise, to the point, brief, explicit in examination
    Use dimensions and units
    READ LEARNING OBJECTIVES WRITTEN IN THE Book
    You can contact us for help from 8 am to 5 pm daily on working days
    -
    How to miss C and below→ ☺
    Start from today:

    ►Read the book

    ► Practice writing what you read

    ►Ask questions in and outside the class

    ►Tell others what you think you know


    (Discus)
    Materials & lifestyle
    Make a list of materials which were

    Available to ancient people for use

    MM102 develops your skills and knowledge for


    the production and manipulating of materials so that
    the properties of materials can be improved
    Low Carbon Steels
    ( 99.75wt% Iron + 0.25wt% Carbon )

    Important considerations:
    1. Iron available abundantly from earth crust (7%)
    2. Iron deforms easily compared to glass or stone
    3. Iron is Tougher than Stone, glass, china ware
    4. Machine-able compared to what?
    5. Weld-able easily (compared to what?)
    7. Do you know of an undesirable property of Iron?

    Which properties of materials are useful for


    improving our life style?
    Materials Science
    Provides
    Options
    to consumers

    Next any bottle which is eatable !


    Materials Science And Engineering deal with:
    Mechanical; Thermal; Electrical; Magnetic; Optical; Chemical Properties.
    Give examples of each type

    For this purpose knowledge of:


    Chemistry, Physics, Mechanics, English, Math
    along with experience + Imagination
    Is required
    History:
    Stone, Bronze, Brass, Iron, Polymer, Si, Li. What
    next?
    Note: Nanotechnology is emerging

    Materials: Metals/Alloys; Ceramics; Polymers; Composites


    How do materials respond when they are
    subjected to:

    ► mechanical forces
    ►electrical fields
    ►magnetic fields
    ►optical fields
    ►temperature gradients
    ►corrosive (chemical) environments

    We design materials such


    that they behave according to our
    needs and wishes
    Materials and their properties
    Electrical Magnetic Biological (self-
    (conductors, (diamagnetic, replicating,
    insulators, paramagnetic) specific )
    semiconductors)
    Radioactivity
    Thermal
    (Conductor, material Cost
    Insulators,
    Refractory)
    Optical
    (LCD,
    Chemical optical
    (toxic, corrosive, Mechanical fibers, night
    medicinal, (light, heavy strong, vision
    pollutant, inert, tough, ductile camera)
    biodegradable) melleable )
    Optical performance of solid Al2O3
    as a result of processing

    Pores and
    Single
    What? numerous
    crystal Small crystals
    Four components of the discipline of Materials Science
    and Engineering

    ( society demands )

    Metals, Ceramics, Polymers, Composites


    142 pm & 341 pm
    Define structure and Processing ?
    1. Structure of atom
    2. Structure of molecule
    3. Structure of crystal (Diamond, Graphite,
    Graphene, CNT, Buckyballs)
    4. Microscopic and Macroscopic structure
    National Science Foundation in 2008
    Interaction between atoms, ions, molecules,
    nanoparticles
    Forces between atoms
    Forces between molecules
    1.Covalent bonds
    2.Ionic bonds
    3.Partial covalent bonds
    4.Metallic bonds
    5.Hydrogen bonds
    6.Van der Waal Bonds
    7.Dispersion forces
    Physical states & influence of temperature / pressure on them
    Certain bonds behave as vectors, others as scalars
    Kinetic and Potential energies
    Examples
    of
    Inter-molecular hydrogen
    The dotted line represents a hydrogen

    bonding.
    Forces between molecules
    In addition to size and mass, shape of molecules also
    matters in interaction between molecules

    CH3-CH2-CH2-CH2-CH3

    CH3
    CH3-C-CH3
    CH3
    CH3

    CH3-C- CH3

    CH3

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