Ceramics and Composites
Offered By: Arizona State University via Coursera
Course Description
Overview
This course will introduce the major types of ceramics and their applications. We will learn about the different methods used for glass strengthening; the factors that determine a ceramic’s crystal structure; the key characteristics of composite materials; and the different structures of fiber-reinforced composite materials. We will discuss reasons for creating various types of composites.
Syllabus
- Ceramics and Composites
- This course will introduce the major types of ceramics and their applications. We will learn about the different methods used for glass strengthening; the factors that determine a ceramic’s crystal structure; the key characteristics of composite materials; and the different structures of fiber-reinforced composite materials. We will discuss reasons for creating various types of composites.
- Module 1: Glassy Ceramics
- In this module, we learn about glassy ceramics, ceramic structures and different methods of processing ceramics.
- Module 2: Ceramic Network Modifiers
- In this module, we explore ceramic network modifiers and see how the modifiers affect structure and properties. We also investigate the effects of flaws on the strength of ceramics.
- Module 3: Types of Crystalline Ceramics
- In this module, we will explore crystalline ceramics, ceramic structure, and the processing and application of different kinds of ceramics.
- Module 4: Core Concepts of Composite Materials
- In this lesson, we will identify various kinds of composites, and learn about their properties, technological applications, and how they're processed.
Taught by
Brittanie Duncan, Craig Smith and Terry Alford
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