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MATERIALS SCIENCE-STRUCTURE AND PROPERTY RELATIONS IN SOLIDS

MS&E 351
Course Description

Introduction to: atomic, electronic, and defect structures in materials; diffusional, mechanical and electrical properties of materials; and the role of structure and defects in diffusional, mechanical, and electrical properties.

Prerequisites

MATH 222 and (CHEM 103 , CHEM 109 , or CHEM 115 ), or member of Engineering Guest Students. Students with credit for MS&E 350 may not enroll in MS&E 351 .

Satisfies
Credits

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Offered

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Grade Point Average
3

-0.78% from Historical

Completion Rate
94.44%

-2.37% from Historical

A Rate
16.67%

0.52% from Historical

Class Size
18

-53% from Historical

Cumulative Grade Distribution

Instructors (2026 Summr)

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