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College <strong>of</strong>Polymer Scienceand PolymerEngineeringPOLYMER ENGINEERING9841:601 POLYMER ENGINEERING SEMINAR 7 cred1tPresentatrons <strong>of</strong> recent research on toprcs rn polymer engrneenng by rnternal and externalspeakers.611 STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION OF POLYMERS WITHELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION2 cred1tsCharacterrzatron <strong>of</strong> onentatron, morphology, superstructure rn polymers usrng x-ray, lrght scatterrng,brrefringence, drchrorsm. Crystal-lography, unrt cell determrnatron.621 RHEOLOGY OF POLYMERIC FLUIDS 3 cred1tsExpenmental methods <strong>of</strong> determrnatron <strong>of</strong> rheologrcal propertres <strong>of</strong> polymer melts, solutrons,elastomers Structure-flow behavror relatronshrps, vrscoelastrc flurd theory, applicatron toextrusion. frber. film process1ng molding Structure development rn processrng.622 ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF POLYMER PROCESSING OPERATIONS I 3 cred1tsPrereqursrte 621. Mathematrcal rnodelrng and engineenng desrgn analysrs <strong>of</strong> polymer processtngoperat 1ons tncludmg extruder screws. tnjection molds. d1es, f1bers, film formation623 ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF POLYMER PROCESSING OPERATIONS II 3 cred1tsPrerequ1s1te: permiss1on <strong>of</strong> Instructor Bas1c studtes on non-isothermal phenomena 1n polymereng1neenng emphasiZing crystalltzatton, vttnflcatton, frozen-In onentat1on and residual stresses,appl1cattons, 1nclud1ng ftber sp1nn1ng and film extrus1on631 ENGINEERING PROPERTIES OF SOLID POLYMERS 2 cred1tsTrans1t1ons as a functton at polymer structure, opt1cal characteristiCS, mechanical including ultimateproperties, VJScoe!asttc behavtor <strong>of</strong> elastomers and plastiCS, large strain behav1or EemphaSIS on expenmental methods635 MECHANICAL STRENGTH OF POLYMERIC SOLIDS 2 cred1tsExt~nded cha1n crystal and theoretical strength <strong>of</strong> crystalline polymers, tmpact and h1gh speedtest:ng fat1gue and long ter 'll testing, environmental stress cracking, statistical nature <strong>of</strong> failure,reinforcement and 1mpact rTIOdrftcatton <strong>of</strong> thermoplastiCS, reinforcement <strong>of</strong> thermosets,re1nforcement <strong>of</strong> elastomers641 POLYMERIC MATERIALS ENGINEERING SCIENCES 2 cred1tsPhystoco-chem1cal properttes <strong>of</strong> amorohous and crystalline polymers Glass trans.1tions, crystallizatton,molecular onentat1on and morphology <strong>of</strong> Important commerctal polymers, fabricatedproducts and composite matenals642 ENGINEERING ASPECTS OF POLYMER COLLOIDS 2 cred1ts<strong>The</strong>rmodynamic properttes <strong>of</strong> polymer collotds, sol-gel transformation, rheology <strong>of</strong> polymersolut1ons. gels, suspens1ons and emuls1ons, phase separation, appl1cattons to paints and plastrsolstechnology650 INTRODUCTION TO POLYMER ENGINEERING 2 cred1tsBasrc concepts at polymer engweer1ng taught 1n lecture-laboratory format tntended for onentatJon<strong>of</strong> new graduate students651 POLYMER ENGINEERING LABORATORY 2 cred1tsLaboratory expenments on the rheological charactenzat10n <strong>of</strong> polymer melts fabncat1on <strong>of</strong> engfneenngproducts. structural 1nvest1gat10n <strong>of</strong> polymeric parts661 POLYMERIZATION REACTOR ENGINEERING 3 cred1tsPolymer:zation k1net1Cs, classical reactor des1gn, companson <strong>of</strong> polymenzat1on 1n batch and continuousstirred tank reactors flow patterns around agitators, tubular reactors, reactor stabtlity.699 MASTER'S THESIS 1-6 cred1ts(May be repeated) Supervised onq,nal research 1n spec1f1c area <strong>of</strong> polymer eng1neenng.711 ADVANCED ELECTROMAGNETIC AND OPTICAL PROPERTIESAND INVESTIGATIONS OF POLYMERS2 cred1tsMaxwell's equat:ons w1th appl1cat1on to an1sotrop1c d1electrrcs, b1refr1ngence and dtchrotsmand representation <strong>of</strong> onentatton. opt1cal Instruments, piezoelectncJty. scattering and dtffractton<strong>of</strong> x-rays and light, M1e scattering, appltcattons712 RHEO-OPTICS OF POLYMERS 2 cred1tsApplications <strong>of</strong> rhea-optical methods as means <strong>of</strong> deterrn1n1ng stress f1elds 1n polymenc glasses_andflu1ds dunng deformat1on. rheo-opt1cal propertres <strong>of</strong> polymers tn glassy, rubbery andflu1d states <strong>The</strong>ory <strong>of</strong> dvnam1c b1refnngence and 1ts applicatiOn to mechantcal relaxations <strong>of</strong>amorphous and semi-crystaH,ne polymers, and recent expenmental results.713 RADIATION SCATTERING AND DIFFRACTION BY POLYMERIC MATERIALS 2 creditsPnnciples <strong>of</strong> scattenng and d1ffract1on theory as appl1ed to polymer crystals, glasses and multphasesystems W1de angle and small angle x-ray, l1ght and neutron scattenng, analysis anddetermination <strong>of</strong> crystal structures, mathematical descnptton <strong>of</strong> arrentation d1stnbution <strong>of</strong>polymer and determ1nat1on <strong>of</strong> onentat1on factors by WAXD and other methods716 NON-NEWTONIAN FLOW 2 creditsPrerequistte 4200 600. Rheological behav1or <strong>of</strong> non-Newton1an flutds Development <strong>of</strong> flutdconst1tUt1ve equations V1scometnc methods720 MOLECULAR ASPECTS OF POLYMER RHEOLOGY 2 creditsPrerequ1s1te 621 or perm1ss1on <strong>of</strong> Instructor. Molecular theory for concentrated solutions andmelts <strong>of</strong> flex1ble honlopolymers, molecular rheology <strong>of</strong> miscible polymer blends, block copolymers,and l1qu1d crystalline polymers721 RHEOLOGY AND PROCESSING TWO-PHASE POLYMER SYSTEMS 2 creditsPrerequ1s1te: 622 or equivalent Particle-particle tnteract1ons. m1x1ng devtces and des1gn, theoreticalhydrodynamics <strong>of</strong> suspens1ons <strong>of</strong> ng1d part1cles. expenmental studies <strong>of</strong> rheolog1calbehav1or, phenomenological theones representing suspenston behavtor, dtspersion <strong>of</strong> dropletsto form an emulsiOn, phase morphology development and rheological properties <strong>of</strong> blendsCourses <strong>of</strong> Instruction 1277'22 ADVANCED MODELLING OF POLYMER PROCESSING2 cred1tsPrerequtsite: perm1Ss1on <strong>of</strong> tnstructor. Modelling <strong>of</strong> processtng operat1ons 1nclud1ng extrus 1 onmold1ng, f1ber and film processing, computer-aided destgn723 RHEOLOGY AND PROCESSING OF ELASTOMERS2 cred,tsInterpretation <strong>of</strong> rheological properties and crit1cal study and analys1s <strong>of</strong> proce~s1ng operat1onstncludtng behavtor tn tnternal m1xers, screw extruders, dte systems and vulcan1zatton molding724 ADVANCED EXTRUSION AND COMPOUNDING 2 cred1tsPnnc1ples <strong>of</strong> operation and flow tn s1ngle and twtn screw extruders, screw destgn, character­IStiCS <strong>of</strong> tnternal m1xers, analysis and S1mulat1on <strong>of</strong> flow.725 CHEMORHEOLOGY AND PROCESSING OF THERMOSETS 2 cred1tsPrerequ1srtes: 621 or 622, or permission <strong>of</strong> 1nstructor. Rheological behavior <strong>of</strong> thermosets. vulcanization<strong>of</strong> rubbers, time-temperature-transition relattonshtps 1n thermosets, reactton tnjectionmolding, compression/transfer mold1ng, pultrus1on.TZl ADVANCED POLYMER RHEOLOGY2 cred1tsPrerequiSite: 621 or equtvalent Second level course 1n non-lrnear constitutive equat1on for VIScoelastic,v1scoplast1c, vJscoelastJc-plasttc polymeric matenals Ut1lrty and applicability to polymerprocesstng problems731 STRESS ANALYSIS OF POLYMERS AND COMPOSITES 2 cred1tsPrerequisite: 631 <strong>The</strong> destgn <strong>of</strong> rubber mounts, bear'1ngs and sandw1ch components w1thdemonstratiOn <strong>of</strong> frn1te element methods. Class1cal plates and shells theories with applicationsto compostte structures.741 PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS IN POLYMERIC MATERIALS 2 cred1tsPrerequrslte· perrniss1on <strong>of</strong> Instructor. <strong>The</strong>rmodynamics, nucleat1on and kinetics <strong>of</strong> growth <strong>of</strong>new phases, sptnodal decomposition and related mechanisms, crystallization, crystal-crystaltransformatron, stress Induced crystallization743 POLYMER BLENDS AND ALLOYS 2 cred1ts<strong>The</strong>rmodynamtcs <strong>of</strong> mtsc1bility and relatronsh1p to structure <strong>of</strong> components, compattblllztngagents, blend1ng procedures, mechanical propert1es and structure-proper::y relationships745 LIQUID CRYSTALS 2 cred1tsPrerequiSite: permiSSIOn <strong>of</strong> tnstructor. Structure <strong>of</strong> low molecular we1ght and polymenc liqu1dcrystals, charactenzatton, phys1cal properttes 1nclud1ng opt1caJ properttes, phase trans1t1ons.structure-property relattonshtps, processtng <strong>of</strong> polymenc spectes.n1 BLOW MOLOING AND THERMOFORMING2 cred1tsFundamentals <strong>of</strong> rubbery membrane heat1ng and stretchmg. General blow mold1ng and therm<strong>of</strong>ormingconcepts. Mater'1al structure-property development Cooling and trimm:ng to af1nal product797 ADVANCED TOPICS IN POLYMER ENGINEERING 2-3 cred1ts(May be repeated) Prerequ1s1te perm1ss1on <strong>of</strong> Instructor Advanced spec1al top1cs tntended forPh.D students 1n polymer engtneenng898 PRELIMINARY RESEARCH 7-15 cred1ts(May be repeated) PrerequiSites: complet1on <strong>of</strong> qualify1ng examination, approval <strong>of</strong> StudentAdv1sory Commtttee. Preliminary 1nvesttgat1on <strong>of</strong> Ph D. dissertation subject899 DOCTORAL DISSERTATION 7-15 cred1ts(May be repea~ed) Prerequ1s1te·. completion <strong>of</strong> candidacy exam1natron <strong>of</strong> Student Adv1soryCommtttee. Ong1nal research by a Ph D. cand1date.POLYMER SCIENCE9871:511 MOLECULAR STRUCTURE AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF POLYMERS I 3 cred1tsPrerequtstte 301 or 302 or perm1ss1on. Interdisciplinary course tnvolvJng the pnnCJples <strong>of</strong>chemistry and phys1cs are brought to bear on relationshtps between molecular structure andchemical compos1t1on <strong>of</strong> macromolecules and the1r phys1cal propert1es512 MOLECULAR STRUCTURE AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF POLYMERS II 2Prerequistte: 411/511 or permtsston Mechanical charactenzatton <strong>of</strong> polymenc matenals,Boltzmann superpos1t1on pnnctple and fracture. Expenmental techniques tnvolvJng stressstrainbehavtor, stress relaxation, creep, forced and tree vtbrattons dtscussed513 MOLECULAR STRUCTURE AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF POLYMERS Ill 2 cred1tsPrerequiSite_· 412/512 or permtssJon. Deformation <strong>of</strong> bounded rubber un1ts, the corresoondenc.epnnc~ple, time-dependent failure, mechanical properttes <strong>of</strong> polymenc foams and des1gncons1derat1ons dtscussed.590 WORKSHOP IN POLYMER SCIENCE 7-3 cred1ts(May be repeated w1th permtsston) Group stud1es on selected toptcs tnvolvtng polymers. Maynot be used to meet undergraduate or graduate maJOr requlfements 1n polymer sc1ence Maybe used for elective credit only.601 POLYMER CONCEPTS 2 cred1tsPrerequisites: ~150·264 and 3150·314 or equivalent courses or permiSSIOn <strong>of</strong> Instructor lntroducttonto baste concepts 1n polymer science, 1nclud1ng polymenzat1on, copolymenzatronprocesses and naturally occurnng polymers Polymer nomenclature, def1n1t1ons and classtflcatlons.Polymer stereochemistry and structure-property relat1onsh1ps602 SYNTHESIS AND CHEMICAL BEHAVIOR OF POLYMERS 2 cred1tsPrerequ1site: 601 or Instructor's permtsston. lntroductron to fundamentals and pract1calaspects <strong>of</strong> polymer synthests and reacttons <strong>of</strong> polymers, general knowledge <strong>of</strong> laboratory andcommercial methods for polymer preparation; pract1cal examples604 SPECIAL PROJECTS IN POLYMER SCIENCE 7-3 creditsPrerequ1s1te: permtsston. Research proJects <strong>of</strong> l1m1ted nature ass1gned to student entenngpolymer science program Intended to familtanze student w1th typ1cal problems and techniques1n this freld.605 POLYMER CHEMISTRY LABORATORY 2 creditsPrerequiSites: basic knowledge <strong>of</strong> organ1c chemistry and 602 or equtvalent. <strong>The</strong> preparatiOnand ldentlfJcatJon <strong>of</strong> polymers to illustrate d1fferent methods <strong>of</strong> polymerization such as stepreacttons and chatn reactton607.11 POLYMER SCIENCE SEMINAR I AND II 7 cred1t eachPrerequiSite: limited to first-and second-year res1dent graduate students Partlctpants are topresent a 25-mlnute lecture on some aspect <strong>of</strong> polymer sc1ence and to partrcrpate 1n dtscus­Sions <strong>of</strong> lectures presented by other semtnar parttctpants610 INORGANIC POLYMERS 2 creditsPrerequ1site: 3150.472/572 or 3940.601 or perm1Ss1on. Survey course des1gned to broadenoutlook <strong>of</strong> typ1cal graduate student beyond chemistry and phys1cs <strong>of</strong> carbon chains

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