In Polymers & Ceramics,

Candidates will have a consistent knowledge and understanding from scratch to intermediary.

Candidates will gain prior knowledge before University lectures

as well as rebuilding the core fundamentals before opting for such industries

'The entire course is made with utmost care & concern about students

with proper Presentation, Visual Clips (wherever found compulsory) and Clear Audio with subtitles

followed by a two Practice Sets containing 25 MCQ's each

to evaluate understanding about the course section wise.

And personal message through Udemy would be highly encouraged if in case of any doubt about the regarding topics.

The entire course is divided mainly in two sections i.e. 1. Polymers & 2. Ceramics

The Polymers section is further subdivided topic-wise for a better understanding

• Content of Polymers

• Introduction

• Hydrocarbon Molecules

• Hydrocarbon Molecular Structures

• Polymer Molecules

• Molecular Weight

• Configuration of Hydrocarbons

• Crystallinity of Polymers

• Behaviour of Polymers

• Glass Transition Temperature

• Additives to Polymers

• Structural Properties of Polymers

  • Linear & Framework Structures

  • Branched Chain Structures

  • Cross-linked Chain Structures

  • Crystalline Structures

• Mechanism of Polymerization

  • Additional Polymerization

  • Condensation Polymerization

  • Chain Polymerization

  • Step Polymerization

• Classification of Polymers

  • Plastics & Resin

    • Thermosets

    • Thermoplasts

  • Rubber & Elastomers

  • Fibres & Filaments

• Composites

• Nano Material

  • Application of Nano Material

  • Nano Composites

The Ceramics section is further subdivided topic-wise for a better understanding

• Content of Ceramics

• Introduction of Ceramics

• Properties of Ceramics

• Brittleness Behaviour of Ceramics

• Imperfection of Ceramics

• Configuration Number & Geometry of Bonds

• Polymorphism

• Classification of Ceramics

• Processes of Ceramics

• Silicate Structures

• Additives to Ceramics

• Applications

  • Refractories

  • Glass

Hope the course gives you a good understanding

Rather than from bookish knowledge to practical expertise.

Wish you a Good Luck for the course. Thank you.