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Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

The Mechanical Behaviour Of Materials (Part – II) certification course offers a comprehensive exploration of materials engineering, divided into two sections to cover the extensive syllabus. Students gain proficiency in the theory of plasticity and dislocations, understanding their influence on mechanical properties like strength, fracture, fatigue, and creep in diverse materials.

Aimed at undergraduates and first-year graduate students in disciplines like Materials, Mechanical, Metallurgical, and Aerospace Engineering, the Mechanical Behaviour Of Materials (Part – II) certification by Swayam requires a prior understanding of material nature and properties. Spanning eight weeks, this core curriculum delivers a deep dive into metallurgy, material science, and mining engineering.

The Highlights

Core Online Course
8 Weeks Duration
Offered by IIT Kanpur

Programme Offerings

Certificate of completion
Practical Learning
Hands-on Experience

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees Informations	Certificate Availability
INR 1000	yes

The Mechanical Behaviour Of Materials (Part – II) certification fees is free. However, if you want a certificate, you must register and take the proctored exam at designated centres, which is optional and comes with a fee of Rs 1000.

Particulars	Total Fees
Mechanical Behaviour Of Materials (Part – II) (exam)	Rs 1000/-

Eligibility Criteria

Academic Qualifications

The Mechanical Behaviour Of Materials (Part – II) certification course is intended for undergraduate and first-year graduate students in Materials, Mechanical, Metallurgical, and Aerospace Engineering, with a prerequisite of a course focused on the nature and properties of materials

Certification Qualifying Details

To receive the Mechanical Behaviour Of Materials (Part – II) certification by Swayam, you need a minimum average assignment score of 10/25 and an exam score of 30/75.

What you will learn

After completing the Mechanical Behaviour Of Materials (Part – II) certification syllabus, you will delve into the intricate theories of plasticity and dislocations, gaining a profound understanding of how materials respond to external forces. You will be well-versed in the fundamental principles that govern the mechanical behaviour of various materials.

Upon completion of the Mechanical Behaviour Of Materials (Part – II) training, you will acquire a comprehensive knowledge base applicable to diverse engineering disciplines such as Materials, Mechanical, Metallurgical, and Aerospace Engineering.

Who it is for

Aerospace EngineerMechanical EngineerMaterials EngineerProcess EngineerMetallurgical Engineer

The Mechanical Behaviour Of Materials (Part – II) online course is designed for undergraduate students and first-year graduate students in disciplines such as Materials Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, and Aerospace Engineering. This course is also beneficial for:

Admission Details

Follow these steps to join the Mechanical Behaviour Of Materials (Part – II) classes:

Step 1: Browse the URL below:

https://onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in/noc23_mm44/preview

Step 2: Click on the “Sign-in/ Register” button

Step 3: Fill out the necessary details and submit the form

The Syllabus

Recap of Part I
Introduction to fracture mechanics
Stress concentration
Crack growth criteria
Mode of deformation

Stress intensity factor
Plane stress and strainStress intensity factor
Tri-axiality in plane stress and strain
Crack-tip plasticity

Size and shape of plastic zone
Fracture toughness and measurement
Classification of fracture and mechanisms

Classification of fracture and mechanisms continued
Introduction to Fatigue
Few cases of fatigue failures
SN curve
High and low cycle fatigue
Representation of fatigue data

Fatigue crack propagation
Mechanisms of fatigue fracture
Fatigue crack closure
Fatigue design approaches

Failure in composites (Interfaces, direct/indirect strengthening, Damage evolution in fiber reinforced/particulate reinforced composites)
Failure in Ceramics (Damage in ceramic matrix composites, Toughening mechanisms)

Failure in ceramics continued
Failure in Polymers

Creep: Testing
Mechanisms: Diffusional related
Dislocations related
Grain boundary sliding
Harper Dorn
Power Law
Deformation Mechanism Maps

Evaluation process

The Mechanical Behaviour Of Materials (Part – II) certification offers an optional exam. Your final score is determined by averaging the best 8 out of 12 assignments (25%) and your proctored exam score (75%).

Instructors

IIT Kanpur Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: What background knowledge do I need for the Mechanical Behaviour Of Materials (Part – II) training?

A foundational understanding of the nature and properties of materials through a related prerequisite course is required.

2: How will the Mechanical Behaviour Of Materials (Part – II) certification benefit my career in engineering?

It equips you with fundamental principles crucial in materials engineering, enhancing your knowledge of mechanical properties and their applications across various industries, such as manufacturing and automotive sectors.

3: Is the Mechanical Behaviour Of Materials (Part – II) online course suitable for students outside engineering disciplines?

While primarily designed for engineering students, individuals with a strong interest in materials science and a foundational understanding of material properties could also benefit from this course.

4: What kind of support is available during the Mechanical Behaviour Of Materials (Part – II) online course?

The course provides access to academic resources, including lectures, readings, and possibly industry partnerships or case studies, offering a well-rounded learning experience.