Material Science: Physical Metallurgy I

Physical metallurgy is one of the two principal divisions of the scientific approach to metallurgy, which examines the physical properties of metals and alloys in a methodical manner. As the title of a classic, challenging treatise on the subject, it focuses on the principles and applications of the theory of phase changes in metals and alloys. Whereas chemical metallurgy is concerned with the reduction and oxidation of metals, physical metallurgy focuses on the mechanical, magnetic, electrical, and thermal properties of metals, which are covered by solid-state physics. The calphad approach, capable of generating Phase diagrams, which serve as the basis for analyzing or approximating the physical properties of metals, is described. Material Science: Physical Metallurgy I certification is made available by Udemy to students who are curious about engineering metallurgy.

Material Science: Physical Metallurgy I online training includes one hour of video and ten downloadable resources which includes a digital certificate upon course completion.