Post Graduate Diploma in Materials Science (PGDMS) Syllabus - Kaizen School of Business Management (KSBM), Mumbai
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The syllabus for the Post Graduate Diploma in Materials Science (PGDMS) is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of materials and their properties. Core areas of study include materials characterization, structure-property relationships, and materials processing. Students delve into various types of materials, including metals, polymers, ceramics, and composites. The curriculum often covers nanomaterials and advanced materials research. Practical aspects such as materials testing, analysis, and laboratory techniques are integral to the program. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in materials science research, materials engineering, and quality control in industries ranging from manufacturing to electronics.
Syllabus & Subjects
The table below lists some of the subject details for the Postgraduate Diploma in Materials Science:
| Sno. | Subjects |
| 1 | Introduction to Materials Science |
| 2 | Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology |
| 3 | Synthesis and Characterization of Nanomaterials |
| 4 | Thermodynamics and Kinetics of Materials |
| 5 | Quantum Mechanics and Electromagnetic Theory |
| 6 | Computational Materials Science |
| 7 | Metals, Ceramics, and Composite Materials |
| Elective subjects | Applied Materials Science |
| Science and Technology of Materials |
Reference Books
Postgraduate
Diploma in Materials Science books provide students with both a thorough
general review of the subject matter and a close examination of their specific
area of expertise. The following are some of the books for reference:
| Name of Author | Name of Book |
| A. W. Joshi | Elements of Group Theory for Physicists |
| A. N. Mateev | Electromagnetics |
| V. Raghavan | Materials Science and Engineering |
| Richard A. Swalin | Thermodynamics of Solids |
| H. Goldstein | Classical Mechanics |
| B. S. Narang | Materials Science and Processes |
| S. Glasstone | Introduction to Electrochemistry |
| D. Rosenthal and R. M. Asimov | Introduction to Properties of Materials |
| C. Kittel | Solid State Physics |
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