About this Specialization
This specialization extends upon the initial introduction specialization, and like the other specialization, it introduces a limited number of new materials science and engineering concepts. Presentations are at the concept level without being marred in heavy mathematics. Topics in this specialization topic include strengthening of metal, polymers, ceramic materials, and composite. Some of the position titles that may benefit from this course include Materials Engineer, Chemical Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Aerospace Engineer, Materials Quality Control. Others who are want to explore the world of materials will find it helpful.
| From | Arizona State University via Coursera |
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| Hours | 96 |
| Instructors | Brittanie Duncan, Craig Smith, Terry Alford |
| Language | English |
| Subjects | Engineering |
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Careers
An overview of related careers and their average salaries in the US. Bars indicate income percentile (33rd - 99th).
Visiting Materials Engineer $54k
Standards/Evaluation Support - Contingent Upon Award $54k
Standards/Evaluation Support - Contingent Upon Award $54k
Concrete Materials Engineer Manager $78k
Materials Engineer (Student) $92k
Materials and Castings Engineer $95k
NPI Materials Engineer $97k
Materials / Process Engineer $98k
Electronic Materials Engineer $109k
Project Welding and Materials Engineer $120k
Research Scientist, Materials Engineer $146k
Principal Corrosion/Materials Engineer $164k
Courses in this Specialization
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This course will explore higher-level details about phase diagrams, including the Fe-Fe3C phase diagram. We will use the Fe-Fe3C phase diagram to predict the possible phases and... Coursera | Arizona State University |
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Hardening, Polymers, Properties This course will introduce age hardening and how to use a phase diagram to identify an alloy that is eligible for age hardening. The key factors that affect nucleation and crystal... Coursera | Arizona State University |
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Electrical Properties and Semiconductors In this course, we will explore the electrical properties of materials and classify different materials as conductors, semiconductors or insulators. We will look at some examples... Coursera | Arizona State University |
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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... Coursera | Arizona State University |
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| From | Arizona State University via Coursera |
|---|---|
| Hours | 96 |
| Instructors | Brittanie Duncan, Craig Smith, Terry Alford |
| Language | English |
| Subjects | Engineering |
Careers
An overview of related careers and their average salaries in the US. Bars indicate income percentile (33rd - 99th).
Visiting Materials Engineer $54k
Standards/Evaluation Support - Contingent Upon Award $54k
Standards/Evaluation Support - Contingent Upon Award $54k
Concrete Materials Engineer Manager $78k
Materials Engineer (Student) $92k
Materials and Castings Engineer $95k
NPI Materials Engineer $97k
Materials / Process Engineer $98k
Electronic Materials Engineer $109k
Project Welding and Materials Engineer $120k
Research Scientist, Materials Engineer $146k
Principal Corrosion/Materials Engineer $164k
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