Metallic and Ceramic Materials, 50 cr

Type of the study module

Advanced Studies

Contact

Pasi Peura, Erkki Levänen, Petri Vuoristo

Learning Outcomes

- - After completing this module, the student is able to identify material parameters controlling the properties and usability of metallic and ceramic materials.
- - S/he have comprehensive knowledge and understanding of applicable techniques and analysing methods and their limitations for metallic and ceramic materials.
- - S/he understands the microstructures and the properties of metals and ceramics, and is able to estimate the suitability of different metallic and ceramic material in technical applications by critically assessing the information produced or supplied by the material¿s manufacturer.
- - S/he understands the role of material thermodynamics and kinetics in controlling the microstructure of metals and ceramics.
- - S/he will be able to work in the areas of manufacturing, processing, research and development and materials selection of metallic and ceramic materials.
- - S/he will have competencies for lifelong learning, meet the prerequisites for pursuing a Doctoral degree and have ability to develop as an expert in metallic and ceramic materials.
- After graduation, the student will be able to collect and evaluate process and material data from various sources, and to produce critical reports (for decision-making) based on available or created information. S/he will have laboratory skills to select suitable scientific material characterization methods and tests for metals and ceramics. S/he will be able to work in material related projects either as team member or as project manager, and have ability to communicate clearly with all relevant stakeholders ranging from ordinary workers to experts from other disciplines.

Prerequisites

Study block Credit points Mandatory/Advisable
Materials Engineering 25 cr Mandatory
Materials Technology, Intermediate Studies as Elective Studies 20 cr Mandatory
Materials Technology, Intermediate Studies as Elective Studies, NS/ENG 20 cr Mandatory

Content

Compulsory courses

Course Credit points Class
MOL-12176 Laboratory Exercises in Materials Science 5 cr IV  
MOL-22216 Phase Transformations and Heat Treatments of Metals 5 cr IV  
MOL-22306 Metals Technology 5 cr IV  
MOL-32327 Analysis of Materials Performance 5 cr IV  
MOL-52026 Advanced Ceramics 5 cr IV  
MOL-53247 Coatings and Surface Treatments 5 cr V  
Total 30 cr  

Optional Compulsory Courses

Course Credit points Alternativity Class
MOL-12206 Materials for Energy Technologies 5 cr 1, 2   V  
MOL-22226 Joining Methods for Metals 5 cr 1   IV  
MOL-32366 Advanced Materials Characterization 5 cr 1, 2   IV  
MOL-52056 Processing of Advanced Ceramics 5 cr 2   IV  
MOL-53286 Advanced Surface Engineering 5 cr 1, 2   V  

1. Select 9 credits. Focusing more on metals
2. Select 9 credits. Focusing more on ceramics

Complementary Courses

Course Credit points Class
FYS-2107 Introduction to Surface Science 5 cr V  
FYS-2306 Electron Spectroscopy 5 cr V  
MEI-40500 Koneensuunnittelu ja CAD-mallinnuksen perusteet 5 cr IV  
MEI-50400 Johdanto tuotantotekniikkaan 5 cr IV  
MEI-66226 Machinery Monitoring and Diagnostics 5 cr V  
MOL-32366 Advanced Materials Characterization 5 cr V  
MOL-42196 Adhesion and Surface Modifications 5 cr IV  
MOL-81017 Introduction to Tribology 5 cr V  
MOL-82036 Advanced Tribology 5 cr IV  
MOL-82056 Dimensioning of Machine Elements 5 cr V  
MOL-92236 Special Treatise on Materials Science 1-8 cr V  

Additional information

Primary responsible person: Pasi Peura

Updated by: Lassila Jenni, 22.02.2019