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SYNOPSIS                                          flow  with  combination  of  loads,  including  the
                    This course covers the basic concepts and definitions   deflection of beams.
                    of engineering thermodynamics, energy, work and   REFERENCES
                    heat, properties of pure substances (relationships of   a.   Beer, F.P., et al., 2006, Mechanics of Materials
                    P-V,  T-V,  P-T  and  T-s  diagrams),  First  Law  of   4th Edition in SI Units, McGraw-Hill.
                    Thermodynamics,  Second  Law  of  Thermodynamics   b.   Hibbeler, R.C., 2004, Mechanics of Materials SI
                    and Entropy.                                          Edition, Prentice Hall.
                    REFERENCES                                        c.   Gere,  J.M.,  2004,  Mechanics  of  Materials,
                    a.   Cengel,  Y.A.  and  Boles,  M.A.,  2011,         Thomson.
                        Thermodynamics:  An  Engineering  Approach,   d.   Vable,  M.,  2002,  Mechanics  of  Materials,
                        7th ed, McGraw Hill. Singapore.                   Oxford University Press.
                    b.   Gupta,  S.C.,  2008,  Thermodynamics,  1st  ed,
                        Pearson Education (Singapore) Pte. Ltd
                    c.   Sonntag,  R.E.,  Borgnakke,  C.,  Van,  W.,  and   DMCB 2423 MATERIALS SCIENCE
                        Gordon,   J.,   2008,   Fundamentals   of     LEARNING OUTCOMES
                        Thermodynamics,  7th ed, John Wiley & Sons,   At the end of this course, students should be able to:
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                                                                      LO1  Describe  the  classifications,  structures  and
                                                                           applications  of  metals,  ceramics  and
                    DMCS 2323 SOLID MECHANICS I                            polymers correctly.
                    LEARNING OUTCOMES                                 LO2  Analyze   deformations   behavior   and
                    At the end of this course, students should be able to:   strengthening  mechanisms  relying  to  its
                    LO1  Use concept of stress-strain relationship and     structure and properties of materials clearly.
                          factor   of   safety   appropriately   in   LO3  Apply Fick’s Law in calculating the diffusion
                          engineering design.                              process and its mechanism in solids properly.
                    LO2  Sketch  normal  force,  shear  force  and    LO4  Demonstrate  appropriate  test  methods  in
                          bending  moment  diagrams  in  determining       determining mechanical properties.
                          stresses and displacement appropriately.    LO5  Apply  the  relation  between  composition,
                    LO3  Determine stresses within structure courseed      microstructure  and  properties  of  metallic
                          to torsion correctly.                            materials by using apposite phase diagram
                    LO4  Analyse  the  slope  and  displacement  of  a     and heat treatment process.
                          continuous beam due to static loading using   SYNOPSIS
                          singularity function correctly.             Introduction  to  fundamentals  of  Materials  Science
                    SYNOPSIS                                          and  its  applications,  atomic  structure,  crystal
                    This  course  introduces  to  the  various  types  of   structure,  solidification,  imperfections  and  solid
                    structures  and  type  of  supports.  Understand  the   diffusion, mechanical and physical properties, phase
                    concepts of stress, strain, shear force and bending   diagrams   and   transformation,   types   and
                    moment. It also covers the theory of torsion, shear   applications of materials.



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