Mechanical Behavior of Materials Courses and Certifications

NPTEL-NOC IITM

Strengthening Mechanisms in Crystalline Materials - Particle Strengthening - Lecture 4

Explains particle strengthening as a mechanism for increasing the strength of crystalline materials.

• YouTube
• 15 minutes
• Self-Paced
• Free Video

The Julia Programming Language

Viscoplastic Modeling the Evolving Mechanical Properties of 3D-Printed Concrete

A viscoplastic model captures how the mechanical properties of freshly deposited concrete evolve as layers build up in 3D printing.

• YouTube
• 19 minutes
• Self-Paced
• Free Video

Materials Science: 10 Things Every Engineer Should Know

4535 ratings at Coursera

Structure leads to properties: explore point defects, dislocations, the "Big Four" mechanical properties, creep, fracture toughness, fatigue, phase diagrams, and semiconductors.

• Coursera
• 5 weeks, 2 hours a week
• Self-Paced
• Paid Course

Plastics and Injection Mold Training

Develop expertise in materials, molding, and manufacturing processes with Plastics and Injection Mold Training.

• i GET IT by Tata Technologies
• 30 hours
• Self-Paced
• Paid Course

NPTEL;  IIT Delhi

Materials Science

5 ratings

This course covers lessons in internal energy enthalpy, crystal geometry and structure, non-crystalline solids, phase diagrams and transformation, plastic deformation, conductors, resistors, superconductors and semiconductors.

• YouTube
• 1 day 9 hours
• Self-Paced
• Free Video

Scelta del materiale nella progettazione

Discover strategic approaches and digital tools for optimizing material selection in engineering projects, focusing on stiffness and strength-based design decisions.

• Polimi OPEN KNOWLEDGE
• 6 weeks
• Self-Paced
• Free Certificate

材料力学行为

从宏观性能到微观机制，系统理解工程材料的变形、断裂与韧化行为及其工程意义。

• XuetangX
• Self-Paced
• Free Online Course

Career Certificate

Materials Science for Advanced Technological Applications

217 ratings at Coursera

Study phase diagrams, metal hardening, polymers, electrical properties and semiconductors, ceramics and composites at a conceptual level, without heavy mathematics.

• Coursera
• 8 weeks, 10 hours a week
• Self-Paced
• Paid Course
• 4 courses

Crystal Structures and Properties of Metals

41 ratings at Coursera

Relate atomic bonding to material behavior: study cubic crystal structures, Miller indices, crystallographic defects, and extract mechanical properties from tensile testing and failure analysis.

• Coursera
• 5 weeks, 5 hours a week
• Self-Paced
• Paid Course

Fundamentals of Materials Science

204 ratings at Coursera

Trace how composition, microstructure and processing set the properties of metals, ceramics and polymers: crystal structures, dislocations, strengthening, diffusion, phase diagrams and phase transformations.

• Coursera
• 16 weeks, 1 hour a week
• Self-Paced
• Paid Course

Cellular Solids: Structure, Properties and Applications

2 ratings

This course reviews the processing and structure of cellular materials as they are created from polymers, metals, ceramics, glasses, and composites, develops models for the mechanical behavior of cellular solids

• MIT OpenCourseWare
• 21 hours
• Self-Paced
• Free Video

EDUCBA

Strength of Materials Fundamentals

Learn stress, strain, elasticity, torsion and springs, then solve numericals on beam bending, shear force diagrams, deflection methods and Euler's column theory.

• Coursera
• 6 weeks, 3 hours a week
• Self-Paced
• Paid Course

Mechanics of Deformable Structures: Part 1

Analyze deformation and failure in structures made from elastic, elastic-plastic, and viscoelastic materials using equilibrium and compatibility equations.

• MITx Online
• Self-Paced
• Free Online Course

NPTEL-NOC IITM

Basics of Materials Engineering

Explore how crystal structures, defects, phase transformations, and heat treatments shape material strength, fracture, fatigue, and mechanical performance.

• YouTube
• 1 day 3 hours 47 minutes
• Self-Paced
• Free Video

Mechanical Behavior of Materials, Part 3: Time Dependent Behavior and Failure

2 ratings

Explore materials from the atomic to the continuum level, and apply your learning to mechanics and engineering problems.

• edX
• 6 weeks, 11-13 hours a week
• Not Currently Offered
• Free Certificate