University of Florida Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering 29 courses 125 total credits
Everything Americans use is composed of materials, from computer chips to flexible concrete skyscrapers, from plastic bags to artificial hips, from fiber optical cables to automobiles. Materials Science and Engineering makes these materials reliable and useful through design, processing, and analysis of controlled compositions, microstructures, and properties. Without new materials, the next generation of computers, automobiles, aircraft telecommunications, skyscrapers, and medical implants will not exist. Materials of the future will be smart and think on their own, in addition to meeting traditional property demands. This field abounds with scientific challenges and technological excitement.
Required Courses
Also required: CHM 2045/ (3 credits); CHM 2046/ (3 credits).
Laboratory Elective
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| EMA 4041L | Advanced Ceramics Laboratory 1 | 1 |
| EMA 4020L | Metallurgy Laboratory | 1 |
| EMA 4061L | Biomaterials Laboratory | 1 |
| EMA 4161L | Polymers Laboratory | 1 |
| EMA 4414L | Electronic Materials Laboratory | 1 |
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