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Course Name	Turkish	Malzeme Karakterizasyon Lab.
	English	MATERIALS CHARACTERIZATION LABORATORIES
Course Code	MET 339	Credit	Lecture (hour/week)	Recitation (hour/week)	Laboratory (hour/week)
Semester	5	1	-	-	2
Course Language		Turkish
Course Coordinator		Cevat Fahir Arısoy
Course Objectives		Metallographic sample preparation 1-2, Metallography of non-ferrous metals and worked materials, Metallography of iron based materials, and quantitative metallurgy, Analysis of factors that affect the X-ray diffraction pattern, Qualitative phase analysis with X-ray diffraction, NDT tests as liquid penetration, magnetic powder, ultrasonic and radiographic methods, Ceramic raw material preparation, Granulation, Plasticity determination, Semi-wet shaping, Sintering, Characterization of ceramics, Sample analysis with electron microscope
Course Description		It is primarily aimed in this course to show experimentally to the students the subject material they learned theoretically in courses such as materials science, metallography, analysis of factors that affect the X-ray diffraction pattern, powder materials, ceramics, etc. It is also the purpose of this course to direct the students’ knowledge to be exploited in the design and applications. Students will gain an understanding about the basic concepts of production processes and the relationships between the parameters and processes, and the correlation between structure, property, and performance of a given material, and ability to analyze the results. Moreover, oral and written communication skills of the students are intended to be improved by the conversations held before, during, and after the experiments for discussing the preparation of experiments and their results, and by preparing a formal written report.
Course Outcomes		1. It is the aim of this course to show experimentally to the students the subject material they learned theoretically in courses such as materials science, metallography, factors effects the X-ray diffraction pattern, powder materials, ceramics, etc. 2. It is also the purpose of this course to guide the students’ knowledge to be used in the design and applications of materials. 3. Learning of the material characterization methods by comparing the well known methods with newly developed techniques. 4. Getting information about materials selection and design according to their manufacturing techniques and applications areas. 5. Moreover, oral and written communication skills of the students are intended to be improved by holding conversations before, during, and after the experiments to discuss the setting up the experiments and their results, and by preparing a formal written report.
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