WLD 111 - Metallurgy

Offered FL
Lecture- 4
4 credit hrs/4 contact hrs
Basic study of metals, effects of thermal cycles, tensile, bend, hardness and spark testing used to identify metals. Study of atomic structures, crystallization, and crystal structures, grain structures and heat treatments of metals.

Student Learning Outcomes:

Describe the basic aspects of metallurgy.
Desribe the behaviors of metals when they melt and solidify, or are welded, heat treated, machined, forged, etc.
Demonstrate a basic understanding of metallurgical principles.
Demonstrate a theoretical framework to serve as a foundation upon which to build knowledge and application in welding and machining labs.
Exhibit ethical/professional behavior in attendance, class conduct, assignment completion, teamwork and constructive peer feedback.