Lecture 1 - Classification and applications of non-metallic materials
Lecture 2 - Understanding on polymer structures
Lecture 3 - Characteristics of polymers and advanced polymeric materials
Lecture 4 - Processing of polymers
Lecture 5 - Polymer composites and issues related to recycling
Lecture 6 - Defects in crystalline materials:point, line, planar and three dimensional defects
Lecture 7 - Non- stoichiometry in non-metallic materials
Lecture 8 - Laws of thermodynamics, reaction kinetics - Part 1
Lecture 9 - Laws of thermodynamics, reaction kinetics - Part 2
Lecture 10 - Phase diagram and microstructure evolution in non-metallic materials
Lecture 11 - Carbonaceous materials
Lecture 12 - Fundamental of diffusion, Fick’s laws, their solution and applications - Part 1
Lecture 13 - Fundamental of diffusion, Fick’s laws, their solution and applications - Part 2
Lecture 14 - Phase transformation of non-metallic materials
Lecture 15 - Introduction to glass and amorphous solids
Lecture 16 - Understanding on conventional glass and amorphous solids
Lecture 17 - Glass-ceramics and specialty glasses
Lecture 18 - Mechanical properties of non-metallic materials, stress-strain response, elastic, and plastic deformation
Lecture 19 - Brittle and ductile materials, introduction to fracture mechanics, strength of brittle materials
Lecture 20 - Strengthening of materials, fatigue, and creep
Lecture 21 - Composite materials: Particle-reinforced composites, and fiber reinforced composites
Lecture 22 - Structural Composite
Lecture 23 - Dielectric and piezoelectric behavior
Lecture 24 - Ferroelectric Behaviour of Non-Metallic Materials and Ferroelectric thin film for Non-Volatile Memory Applications
Lecture 25 - Magnetic Properties : Origin of Magnetism, Para, Dia, Ferro, and Ferrimagnetism
Lecture 26 - Ceramic Magnets and their Applications
Lecture 27 - Thermal Properties : Specific Heat, Heat Conduction, Thermal Diffusivity, Thermal expansion
Lecture 28 - Thermoelectric Effect and Magnetocaloric Effect
Lecture 29 - Optical properties: Refractive index, absorption and transmission of electromagnetic radiation, LASERS
Lecture 30 - Introduction to electrochemistry, Galvanic cells, Cell potentials and Gibbs Energy, Concentration dependence
Lecture 31 - Electrochemical storage, rechargeable batteries
Lecture 32 - Introduction to electrochemical methods; cyclic voltammetry and other related techniques
Lecture 33 - Fuel Cell and Energy harvesting
Lecture 34 - Preparation of ceramic powders: auto-combustion, sol-gel synthesis, microwave assisted hydrothermal synthesis
Lecture 35 - Introduction to sintering, sintering mechanism
Lecture 36 - Solid-state sintering and microstructure development
Lecture 37 - Solid-state sintering and microstructure development (Continued...)
Lecture 38 - Liquid phase sintering and microstructure development, speciality sintering, reactive sintering
Lecture 39 - Processing of glass and amorphous/non-crystalline solids
Lecture 40 - Fundamental of thin film growth, growth mechanism and kinetics
Lecture 41 - Thin film growth techniques, thermal evaporation, CVD, sputtering, CSD
Lecture 42 - Fundamentals and processing of conducting and semiconducting ceramic devices
Lecture 43 - Processing of ceramics devices
Lecture 44 - Organic electronic materials: conducting polymers, semi-conducting organic materials, applications
Lecture 45 - Thermal analyses
Lecture 46 - Introduction of spectroscopic technique : UV-VIS spectroscopy
Lecture 47 - Infra-red and Raman spectroscopy
Lecture 48 - Optical and scanning electron microscopy
Lecture 49 - X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
Lecture 50 - Measurement of mechanical properties, fracture toughness, MOR, hardness
Lecture 51 - Ferroelectric thin film: synthesis and characterization
Lecture 52 - Thermal analysis techniques: Differential scanning calorimetry and thermogravimetry
Lecture 53 - Measurement of optical properties
Lecture 54 - Novel ferroic composites: Synthesis and measurement
Lecture 55 - Fundamentals of corrosion, corrosion of materials
Lecture 56 - Oxidation, corrosion of ceramic materials, degradation of polymers: swelling and dissolution, bond rupture, weathering
Lecture 57 - Ceramics in biology and medicine
Lecture 58 - Design of Ceramics
Lecture 59 - Finishing of Ceramics
Lecture 60 - Fly-ash based glazed wall tiles: A case study