This page gives a list of those courses that are offered by other departments that are required by the Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering to get the B.S.M.E. degree. Relation of properties and behavior of engineering materials to their structures and environments. Micro and macrostructures of materials, phase equilibria, kinetics, structure insensitive properties, mechanical properties, surface phenomena, semiconductor phenomena, magnetic phenomena. Offered both semesters. Designed for first year students intending to major in science and engineering.
Descriptive chemistry is included throughout in all developments.
Frequent live demonstrations and classroom computer use emphasize the unifying experimental and theoretical aspects of the subject. Identical to CHEM 115-116 except including a laboratory. The lab introduces experimental chemistry with examples from all areas of chemistry. The experiments range from traditional wet chemistry to modern instrumental analysis. The lab consists of prelab lectures and individual laboratory work .