Students are required to give a 15 minute PowerPoint presentation on an assigned material topic. Three presentations will be given in each class. Presentations must include classifications, properties, microstructures, applications with pictures, and for application topics, the material requirements. Students must clarify any doubts well in advance and properly cite any figures from outside sources. Presentations will be evaluated based on quality and understanding demonstrated during questions.
Students are required to give a 15 minute PowerPoint presentation on an assigned material topic. Three presentations will be given in each class. Presentations must include classifications, properties, microstructures, applications with pictures, and for application topics, the material requirements. Students must clarify any doubts well in advance and properly cite any figures from outside sources. Presentations will be evaluated based on quality and understanding demonstrated during questions.
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Students are required to give a 15 minute PowerPoint presentation on an assigned material topic. Three presentations will be given in each class. Presentations must include classifications, properties, microstructures, applications with pictures, and for application topics, the material requirements. Students must clarify any doubts well in advance and properly cite any figures from outside sources. Presentations will be evaluated based on quality and understanding demonstrated during questions.
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Students are required to make a 15 minute PowerPoint presentation
Three presentations will be made in one class
The submission will be the soft copy of the power point file (to Indranil Das on or before 27 Nov 2006 (Tue)). The presentation should include aspects regarding: ■ Classification ■ Properties (& how they arise; including microstructures) ■ Applications with pictures (the talk should bring out the important features of the topic) In case of application based presentation- the requirements (in terms of the properties) of the application should be presented (with key aspects being brought out) If there are parts to the presentations (Part I & II); then the students should discuss and divide the subtopics appropriately Evaluation will be based on quality of presentation and that of slides. Session will be open to questions and the understanding of the candidate will be tested. The presenters (all three) are requested to bring their PPT files in ONE CD. Get the doubts regarding your presentation clarified well in advance. For material (especially figures/graphs…) taken from any source reference should be given in the same slide as the appearance of the material. Copying from any source is strictly forbidden. STUDENT Date TOPIC 1 2006AME3085 Sanjeev Kumar Soni 23 Oct An overview of composites 2 2007AME2262 Anurag Dixit Classes of metallic alloys and classification scheme 3 2007AME2951 Prashant G Nair An overview of Steels 4 2007AME2954 Shyam Sundar Sahu 25 Tool steels 5 2007AME2955 Sankar Kumr Roy Stainless steels 6 2007AME2956 Md. Mazhar Wahab Maraging steels 7 2007AME2960 S M Sundaram 29 Non-ferrous alloys 8 2007AME2962 Sandeep Srisvastav Superalloys 9 2007AME2963 Rabijit Dutta. Metallic foams 10 2007AME2966 Dilesh P.V. 30 Shape memory alloys 11 2007AME2968 Satish Kumar Bonthu Metallic Glasses 12 2007AME2970 Jitendra Kumar Agrahari Metal matrix composites 13 2007AME3034 Sd Imadul Islam 1 Nov Testing of materials 14 2007AME3036 Gangipamula Raja Vamsi Semiconducting materials 15 2007AME3039 Prashant Bagde Ceramics: an overview 16 2007AME3040 Kalyan Chakravarthi T.V.S. 2 Processing of ceramics to form components 17 2007AME3042 Nagvendra Kumar Kanoje Structural ceramics 18 2007AME3043 Nitin Kumar Waghmare Electroceramics 19 2007AME3051 Satish Kumar T. 6 Glasses and glass ceramics 20 2007AME3053 Karumanchi Vijayalakshmi Ceramic matrix composites 21 2007AME3076 Indranil Das Transformation toughened materials 22 2007AME3108 Dharmraj Singh 8 Classification of polymers 23 2006AMX5501 Amit Khajuria Important polymeric materials 24 2006AMX5502 Anirudha Pratap Singh Chauhan Polymer Matrix Composites 25 2007AMX5501 Nishant Bhaskaran 12 Quasicrystals 26 2007AMX5502 Suraj S.R Fabrication of polymers and polymer composites* 27 2007AMX5503 Nirmal P Additives and their effect on polymeric materials 28 2007AMX5504 Rajkumar T 13 Liquid crystals 29 2007AMX5505 Shanas Surface Engineering 30 2007AMX5506 Arun.E Non-destructive testing 31 2007AMX5507 Krishna G. Das 15 Forms of carbon 32 2007AMX5508 Subir Kumar Singh Nanomaterials 33 2007AMX5509 Nitin Gosian Functionally graded materials 34 2007AMX5510 Krishane Chakraborty 16 Smart materials 35 2007AMX5511 Manish Prakash Magnetic materials 36 2007AMX5512 Ashish Ravindran Materials for Tribological applications 37 2007AMX5513 Sandip Roy 20 Materials for nuclear applications 38 2007AMX5514 Maneesh Mathew Materials for armament applications 39 2007AMX5515 N.Kamesh Materials for marine environments 40 2007AMX5516 Rajat Singh 22 Materials for aerospace applications 41 2007AMX5517 Ganesh S Material joining processes 42 2007MEP2596 Sushik Kumar Parid Material forming processes 43 2006MET2151 Sapre Durga Ashok 23 Material casting processes 44 45 46 Materials for Tribological applications 47 Powder processing technology 48 Machining 49 Materials for pressure vessels 50 Ni & Ni based alloys 51 Precious Metals 52 Mg2O3 53 Al2O3, SiC, ZrO2 54 Mn steels 55 Ni steels 56 Mg & Mg based alloys 57 Cu & Cu based alloys 58 Al & Al based alloys 59 Ni & Ni based alloys 60 Zn & Zn based alloys 61 Ti & Ti based alloys 62 High strength low alloy steels * Do NOT talk about synthesis of polymers