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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
The Carbon Materials and Manufacturing Online Course is focused on the structure-property relationship and preparation of different carbon materials for the purpose of device manufacturing. The course contents are designed in a way that each type of carbon is taught in a “material-manufacturing pair”. All the topics will be covered, pertaining to the properties of various carbon allotropes, raw materials, carbon fibers and composites, carbon nanomaterials, crystallinity and hybridization, and bulk industrial carbons.
This course is mainly intended for the degree holders in advanced B.Tech./ M.Tech. M.E./ Ph.D. from materials/ manufacturing/energy sciences. The Carbon Materials and Manufacturing Training has high industrial relevance. Almost all the companies, manufacturing carbon materials and carbon-fiber composites will be beneficial for the students. This course is instructed by Prof. Swati Sharma (IIT Mandi).
The Highlights
- 100% Online Programme
- Course offered by Swayam
- Advanced level course
- Program Duration is 12 weeks
- Verified certificate available after a paid exam
- Self-paced course
- Free enrollment
Programme Offerings
- video lectures
- audio lectures
- Quiz
- tests
- assignments
- assessments
- Online discussion forum.
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Fees Informations | Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|---|
| INR 1000 | yes | IIT Mandi |
- The Carbon Materials and Manufacturing Fees by Swayam is free to enroll for all the learners out there
- In order to receive a certification, the candidates need to pass a proctored examination and pay an amount of Rs.1000/- for the same,
The exam fees for the course is -
Heads | Amount |
Examination Fee | Rs. 1000/- |
Eligibility Criteria
Education
The individuals willing to take the Carbon Materials and Manufacturing Course must have completed undergraduate covering material science for engineers or structure of materials. They must have completed a basic material science course with a description of crystal systems.
Certification Qualifying Details
If the aspirants require a certificate of completion then they need to appear in an end-term proctored examination. They need to clear it with a 25% average in 8 out of 10 assignments. They must secure 75% marks too in exams to pass it.
What you will learn
The candidates enrolled with the Carbon Materials and Manufacturing Certification will gain practical knowledge of various concepts, such as:
- The candidates will learn about the Carbonization of polyacrylonitrile (PAN) fibers
- The participants will get an insight into the Introduction to materials and manufacturing
- Aspirants of this course will be able to gain an understanding of Engineering carbons
- Learners will acquire information on the Conversion of microfabricated structure into carbon
- The course provides the candidates, an understanding of melt spinning of petroleum pitches
- The individuals will learn about the Properties and industrial manufacturing under this program
- They’ll also gain the knowledge of Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) of graphene
Who it is for
This course is best suited for candidates:
- Candidates who have completed a Ph.D. in energy sciences/manufacturing/materials
- Those who have completed Advanced M.Tech/B.Tech/M.E.
Admission Details
Students willing to enrol in the Carbon Materials and Manufacturing Programme by Swayam should opt for the following guidelines:
Step 1: Candidates needs to visit the website URL: https://onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in/noc25_mm05/preview
Step 2: After clicking on this link, the learners will get directed to the official webpage of the course
Step 3: The candidates must register on the platform of Swayam, by clicking on the “Sign-Up/Register” icon
Step 4: Now, the students will be able to sign in with their Google, Facebook, or Microsoft accounts
Step 5: The enrollment of this course is fully free.
The Syllabus
- Introduction to materials and manufacturing
- Mathematical representation of material properties
- Introduction to carbon
- Carbon on the Earth and in outer space
- Carbon in technology and economy
- Carbon isotopes
- Carbon atomic structure and hybridization
- Diamond
- Graphite
- Carbyne and curved carbons
- Classification of carbon allotropes
- Conversion of one allotropic form into another
- Phase diagram of carbon
- Engineering carbons
- Graphite crystal structure
- Stacking faults and rhombohedral graphite
- Graphite ore processing
- Synthetic graphite production from needle coke
- Kish graphite
- Polymer-derived graphite
- Highly Oriented Pyrolytic Graphite (HOPG)
- Pyrolysis of gaseous hydrocarbons
- Kinetics of graphitization
- Polymer-derived carbon
- Coking and charring mechanism
- Microstructure of non-graphitizing carbon
- Glass-like carbon: introduction
- Properties and industrial manufacturing
- Pyrolysis of polymers and other solid hydrocarbons
- Microfabrication with glass-like carbon
- Photolithography
- X-Ray and Nano-Imprint Lithography
- Conversion of microfabricated structure into carbon
- Activated carbon: introduction
- Properties and industrial manufacturing
- Carbon black: introduction
- Properties and industrial manufacturing
- Carbon fiber: introduction and properties
- Melt spinning of petroleum pitches
- Electrospinning and viscoelasticity
- Carbonization of polyacrylonitrile (PAN) fibers
- Mechanical property testing methods for carbon fibers
- Defects in carbon fibers
- Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic (CFRP)
- Machining of CFRPs
- Carbon/ carbon
- Ccarbon/ metal and carbon/ concrete composites: Manufacture and Properties
- Graphene: introduction and crystal structure
- Graphene history and nomenclature
- Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) of graphene
- Graphene CVD parameter optimization
- Defects in graphene
- (n,m) notations
- Carbon nanotube: introduction and properties
- Vapor phase growth of carbon nanotube
- Vapor deposited diamond
- Diamond-like carbon
- X-Ray Diffraction analysis of carbon
- Raman spectroscopy of carbon
- Transmission Electron Microscopy of carbon
- Gas adsorption isotherms and surface area analysis of porous carbons
- Numerical problem solving
- large-scale industrial applications of carbon materials
- Micro and nano-scale applications of carbon materials
- Rigid and flexible carbon devices
- Device characteristics and challenges
- Supply chain of industrial carbons
- Summary and overview