What do i need to know to become a material/metallurgical engineer.?

Answer 1

Materials engineering covers a wide range of things. They learn about aspects of polymers, ceramics, semiconductors, metals, and composites.

Most of the curriculum involves these subjects on an atomic or near atomic level, such as how materials deform, how they conduct electricity, how crystal structures influence properties, etc.

Depending on the institution, a concentration (such as Metallurgy or Semiconductors) may or may not be available.


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