MEEG 112 : Statics
Second semester freshman course, regarded by some as the "gateway" to (Mechanical) Engineering: i.e., if you've got a good grasp of Statics, the rest is maybe not plain sailing but at least it's quite feasible.
MEEG 321
Materials Engineering
A course concerning how to turn materials into useful engineering components and how processing can affect their properties and usefulness in service. We also concentrate on materials selection and failure analysis.
MSEG 302
Materials Science for Engineers
An introductory course covering a very broad range of materials science topics. Unavoidable for most Engineering students. Alas, I no longer teach this!!
MSEG 604
Phase Transformations
The course provides a brief introduction to those aspects of Materials Science necessary to an understanding of the subject of phase transformations. We shall, therefore, delve a little into elementary dislocation theory, diffusion of matter and some thermodynamics of condensed matter before addressing the main topic of Phase Transformations. It is highly "applied" and makes extensive use of case studies. Alas, another great course that's fallen into disuse.
Course outline here
This is a graduate level course about the operation of the TEM and
how it is used to produce all those wonderful images. It covers the theory
of image and diffraction pattern formation, contrast theory, high resolution
microscopy and, if we have time, other related techniques such as EELS,
EDS and STEM.