Atlas materiálových struktur

Atlas of Materials Structures -

článek v časopise - ostatní, Jost

en

Atlas of Materials Structures is a freeware program (free download, installation, use, transmit and distribution) developed with the aim to extend the subjects provided by the Institute of Materials Sciences and Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Brno University of Technology (IMSE, FME, BUT). The software developed was designed and is closely related to innovation of the IMSE subjects started two years ago. Within the application, there are more than 60 materials presented in detail (their microstructures with individual phases description) and used methods are described (sample preparation, light and scanning electron microscopy). The knowledge testing interface, which can be used to create tests for students, is included as well. Two fundamental materials groups: Iron, steels and cast irons in the first of them and nonferrous metals and their alloys in the second one, are included. As a bilingual software (Czech and English) Atlas of Materials Structures can be used as a supporting tool for Materials Science subjects taught in English at universities across Europe. The software can be downloaded from: http://ime.fme.vutbr.cz/Atlas/index.php, the official websites of the IMSE, FME BUT.

Atlas of Materials Structures is a freeware program (free download, installation, use, transmit and distribution) developed with the aim to extend the subjects provided by the Institute of Materials Sciences and Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Brno University of Technology (IMSE, FME, BUT). The software developed was designed and is closely related to innovation of the IMSE subjects started two years ago. Within the application, there are more than 60 materials presented in detail (their microstructures with individual phases description) and used methods are described (sample preparation, light and scanning electron microscopy). The knowledge testing interface, which can be used to create tests for students, is included as well. Two fundamental materials groups: Iron, steels and cast irons in the first of them and nonferrous metals and their alloys in the second one, are included. As a bilingual software (Czech and English) Atlas of Materials Structures can be used as a supporting tool for Materials Science subjects taught in English at universities across Europe. The software can be downloaded from: http://ime.fme.vutbr.cz/Atlas/index.php, the official websites of the IMSE, FME BUT.

Atlas of Materials Structures is a freeware program (free download, installation, use, transmit and distribution) developed with the aim to extend the subjects provided by the Institute of Materials Sciences and Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Brno University of Technology (IMSE, FME, BUT). The software developed was designed and is closely related to innovation of the IMSE subjects started two years ago. Within the application, there are more than 60 materials presented in detail (their microstructures with individual phases description) and used methods are described (sample preparation, light and scanning electron microscopy). The knowledge testing interface, which can be used to create tests for students, is included as well. Two fundamental materials groups: Iron, steels and cast irons in the first of them and nonferrous metals and their alloys in the second one, are included. As a bilingual software (Czech and English) Atlas of Materials Structures can be used as a supporting tool for Materials Science subjects taught in English at universities across Europe. The software can be downloaded from: http://ime.fme.vutbr.cz/Atlas/index.php, the official websites of the IMSE, FME BUT.

materiálové vědy, materiál, struktura, metodika, bezplatný software

Materials Science, Materials, Structure, Methodology, Freeware

2010

28.04.2010

Hutnická fakulta TU v Kočiciach s spolupráci s Ústavom materiálového výskumu SAV v Košiiach

Košice, SK

1338-1660

Acta metalurgica slovaca

2010

1

123–128

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