I am currently an undergraduate studying Mechanical engineering at the University of Michigan and am very interested in pursuing a graduate degree in Materials science and engineering.
I have good grades (3.6) and am starting to look at graduate schools.
What universities should be at the top of my list for graduate programs in materials science and engineering?
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Are materials scientists and engineers in relatively high demand compared to say, electric or mechanical engineers?
pls tell me the chenical, mechanical, and thermal properties of a composite. its hard to understand in book so i need a brief explanation thnx:D
I have some questions regarding the testing of civil engineering materials such as concrete and asphalt in pavement and in beams, for example:
1.) Why would you test lab specimens?
2.) Why would you want to test specimens in the field?
3.) Why would you want to test core samples taken from the actual final product?
Hi, I am a Materials Science and Engineering PhD student in a prestigious university in US. But I really want to get into business world after Ph.D. I am kinda confused what to do? Can anyone give some suggestions, like what is the baby step to really get started this dream? What is the advantage of materials science and engineering major student to do that? What is the disadvantages?For an engineering background student, what is especially important and challenging for him to interview with a business examiner?Thanks, guys.
I’m wondering if it would be possible to double major in materials science and civil engineering. I love structures, both molecular and on the bigger scale, my major now is materials science engineering but I’m really starting to like civil engineering, don’t know if this is a good idea but it’s something I’m considering, if my school lets me.
these are two different programs and they offer bachelor of science and bachelor of engineering. they sound similar but give different bachelor degrees. what are the actual differences?
also, what does undergraduate mean?
thanks a lot.
What engineering methods and materials did the Romans use to full effect?
How did they use these to create public works and monumental and memorial buildings? Give specific examples.
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what is the appropriate maximum carbon content of ferrous metal alloys?
a. 10%
b. 7%
c. 6%
d. 4%
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