MSE-236: Metals and alloys

Summary

Ce cours constitue une introduction aux principes qui régissent l'élaboration, la microstructure et les propriétés des matériaux métalliques. Trois systèmes principaux d'alliages (Al, Cu, Fe) seront utilisés comme véhicules pédagogiques; cependant les principes enseignés seront généraux.

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