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Introduction to Materials Science: Mechanical Engineering Fundamentals

Covers yield strength, hardness, defects, dislocations, plasticity mechanisms, and hardening in materials science for mechanical engineering.

Metallurgical Processes: Hardening and Maturation

Explores metallurgical hardening processes and microstructure evolution in metals and alloys through heat treatment.

Axial Constraints: Understanding Material Deformations

Discusses axial constraints and material deformations in structural engineering, focusing on stress, strain, and the behavior of materials under various loading conditions.

Dislocation Mechanics

Explores the mechanics of dislocations in materials, including their movement, interaction, and impact on material properties.

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Failure Criteria: Ductile and Brittle Materials

Covers strain hardening, stress, fracture, yield strength, failure theories for ductile and brittle materials, and safety factors.

Plasticity: Tensile Ductility

Explores plasticity, tensile ductility, stress-strain curves, radiation-induced embrittlement, and necking in materials.

Introduction to Structural Mechanics

Covers the fundamentals of structural mechanics, including axial loading, stress, strain, and generalized uniaxial loading.

Metals and Alloys: Microstructures and Transformations

Explores metals and alloys, focusing on microstructures, transformations, energy footprints, and extraction processes.

Materials Science: Mechanical Properties

Explores plasticity, elasticity, and deformation in materials, covering tensile stages, shear modulus, and work hardening.