The metallurgical engineering certificate provides a foundation in the interrelationship of processing, microstructure, and properties of structural metals and alloys.
Certificates must contain at least nine credits of coursework that are unique to that program out of all other certificates and minors.
Upon completion of the certificate, students have a fundamental understanding of the processing, microstructures, and properties of metallic structural alloys, as well as materials process selection and failure analysis.
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The metallurgical engineering certificate provides a foundation in the interrelationship of processing, microstructure, and properties of structural metals and alloys.
Certificates must contain at least nine credits of coursework that are unique to that program out of all other certificates and minors.
Upon completion of the certificate, students have a fundamental understanding of the processing, microstructures, and properties of metallic structural alloys, as well as materials process selection and failure analysis.