Master in Materials and Metallurgical Engineering

University of Tripoli - Department of Material Engineering

Description

Programs The M.Sc.

 degree in graduate program in the Materials and Metallurgical Engineering Department requires a minimum of 24 credits of courses, one credit of graduate seminar, and 6 credits for thesis with a total of 31 credits. Of these, the M.Sc. student can take a minimum of five elective courses in an intermixed fashion from metals and their alloys, ceramics, and polymers offered courses. The student can also orient his/her degree in one of the selected branches (metals, polymer, or ceramics) by choosing his/her 15 credit elective courses in one of these branches. Admission to the materials and metallurgical engineering masters program is through the standard graduate admission process of the University of Tripoli. The typical duration of the program is 36 months. A grade of C or better must be achieved in each course to obtain credit. An over

point average of at least 3.0 must be maintained each semester until the completion of program. 

Objectives

1. The M.Sc. of Metals Branch program aims to provide the postgraduate student with advanced knowledge of the science and engineering of metallic materials and their alloys.

2. Courses are designed to cover most recent trends in the application of metals and their alloys and to present advanced levels for fundamental courses.

3. M.Sc. graduates should be capable of involving in materials selection, failure analysis, design of new materials, materials component processing and manufacturing, and quality assurance & environmental control.

Outcomes

2-Understand ethical and professional responsibilities

3-Use of modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practice

4-Use skills, modern techniques and tools required in the practice of material science and engineering

5- Design and conduct experiments and to collect, analyze and interpret data on the behavior of materials in engineering applications

6-Communicate effectively at personal level and through written reports and oral presentations.

Certificate Rewarded

Master of Materials and Metallurgical Engineering

Entry Reuirements

Admission to the Master's program in Materials and Metallurgical Engineering is through the standard admission process for postgraduate studies at the University of Tripoli. Hold a bachelor's degree in materials and metallurgical engineering

Study Plan

The Master in Materials and Metallurgical Engineering prepares students to qualify for Master in Materials and Metallurgical Engineering. The student studies several subjects which have been carefully chosen in this major to cover its different aspects.

It comprises 6 Semesters of study, in which the student will study a total of 30 units, which include 3 units of general subjects, and 19 major units, 1 of elective units. In addition to a final project in the student's major.

Study plan for this program is shown below:

1st Semester

Code Title Credits Course Type Prerequisite
GE604 Advanced Engineering Mathematics 03 General +

GE609 Numerical Methods in Engineering 03 General +

GE606 Applied Statistics and Computer Application 03 General +

2nd Semester

Code Title Credits Course Type Prerequisite
MME624 Characterization of Materials 03 Compulsory +

MME620 Phase Transformation in Metals and Alloys 03 Compulsory +

MME612 Advanced Metallurgical Thermodynamics 03 Compulsory +

Elective Subjects

Code Title Credits Course Type Prerequisite
MME672 Thin Film Techniques 03 Elective +

MME699 M.Sc. Thesis 03 Compulsory +

MME698 Graduate Seminar 03 Compulsory +

MME697 Special Topics 03 Elective +

MME693 Wear and Oxidation of Metals 03 Elective +

MME692 Advanced Mechanical Metallurgy 03 Elective +

MME691 Advanced Casting 03 Elective +

MME690 Welding Metallurgy 03 Elective +

MME676 Composite Materials 03 Elective +

MME675 Solar Energy Materials 03 Elective +

MME674 Magnetic Materials 03 Elective +

MME673 Superconducting Materials 03 Elective +

MME671 Crystal Growth 03 Elective +

MME651 Advanced Topics in Corrosion 03 Elective +

MME650 Advanced Materials Processing 03 Elective +

MME623 Physical Metallurgy of Light Metals and Alloys 03 Elective +

MME622 Physical Metallurgy of Steels 03 Elective +

MME621 Structure of Metals 03 Elective +