UNSW Handbook Plan - MaterlSci

MaterlSci - MATSB13935

Plan Summary


	Faculty: Faculty of Science
	School: School of Material Science and Engineering
	Contact: http://www.materials.unsw.edu.au
	Program: 3935 - Science/Social Science
	Award(s):
	Bachelor of Science (Major)

Plan Outline

This plan is for a major in Materials Science for Science and combined Science programs.

Materials science/engineering is a broad ranging discipline which applies the principles of science and engineering to the development of metallic, ceramic and polymeric materials and to their manufacture into goods and their subsequent performance. It is founded on the relationship between structure and properties, an understanding of which permits materials to be engineered to specific end use requirements.

Plan Structure

For a MAJOR in Materials Science, successful completion of the following courses is required.

Stage 1 Courses

Stage 2 Courses

MATS1002 Microstructure Analysis (3 UOC)
MATS1112 Phase Equilibria (3 UOC)
MATS1172 Physical Properties of Mats (3 UOC)
MATS1242 Crystal & Microstruct.Charact. (6 UOC)
MATS1262 Mechanical Properties of Mats (6 UOC)
MATS1282 Thermodynamic Materials (6 UOC)

Stage 3 Courses
Choose 21 units of credit of Level 3 MATS courses including:

MATS1013 Diffusion and Kinetics (3 UOC)
MATS1093 Thermodynamics of Materials 2 (3 UOC)
MATS1414 Surface Treatment and Wear (3 UOC)
MATS2013 Ceramic Materials (3 UOC)
MATS3443 Polymer Science & Eng (3 UOC)
MATS4013 Physical Metallurgy (3 UOC)

MATS1213- Surfaces and Control Systems

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