UNDER-GRADUATE Course•FULL TIME
Bachelor of Applied Science (Hons) Material Technology
Fees Structure, Admission, Intake & Deadline
Study Mode
FULL TIME
Duration
4 years
Intake
N/A
Tuition Fees
N/A
Level
UNDER-GRADUATE
Exam Accepted
N/A
IELTS
N/A
TOEFL
N/A
Course Intake
JanClosed
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Overview
The Material Technology Program is FIST’s third landmark undergraduate program which is in its third year now. Its offering is being closely guided by the academic members as well as input from industries to ensure relevance. Proficient teaching is paramount to ensure quality and effective delivery of the program. While recognizing teaching the undergraduates as their primary duties and responsibilities, the faculty members have demonstrated substantial activities and significant achievements in research and postgraduate supervision.
PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVE
| PEO1 | Synthesize materials and apply the laboratory experiences thereby providing quality products and services to the government agencies and to the materials science and technology industries locally and globally. |
| PEO2 | Communicate effectively in leading and engaging multidisciplinary teams while solving materials-related problems locally and globally. |
| PEO3 | Advance their knowledge and skills for the advancement of related fields and explore business opportunities in the materials science technology industries locally and globally. |
| PEO4 | Integrate ethical and professional values in managing and providing services to the recipients and provider of the materials science technology industrie |
PROGRAM OUTCOMES
| No | MQF | Program Learning Outcome |
| PO1 | Demonstrate and apply comprehensive knowledge on material science and technology. | |
| PO2 | Safely synthesize materials and operate a range of advanced machineries and laboratory instruments. | |
| PO3 | Identify problems and formulate creative and innovative solutions. | |
| PO4 | Communicate effectively orally and in writing with learning communities and the public. | |
| PO5 | Effectively engage in a multi-disciplinary team. | |
| PO6 | Practice empathy, responsibilities, integrity, and professionalism in their endeavors. | |
| PO7 | Manage information and engage in life-long learning. | |
| PO8 | Apply managerial and entrepreneurial skills. | |
| PO9 | Demonstrate leadership characteristics |
- PROGRAM STRUCTURE
Year 1
- Mechatronics and Thermodynamics
- Electricity, Magnetism & Optics
- Physics Lab
- Programming Technique
- Applied Calculus
- Organic Chemistry
- Inorganic Chemistry
- Chemistry Lab
- Physical Chemistry
- Applied Statistics
- Industry Safety Management
Year 2
- Material Science and Technology
- Material Characterization
- Material Science and Solid State Lab
- Solid State Physics
- Industry Quality Management
- Colloid and Surface Science
- Rheology
- Rheology and Colloid Lab
- Metals and Alloys
- Principle of Operation Management
Year 3
- Polymers
- Polymers and Composite Lab
- Composites
- Metal and Ceramic Lab
- Ceramics
- Failure Analysis
- Corrosion
- Advanced Material Lab
- Final Year Project I
- Elective I
- Elective II
Year 4
- Material Selection and Processing
- Elective III
- Elective IV
- Final Year Project II
- Industrial Training
CAREER PROSPECTS
- Academician
- Application engineer
- Compounding engineer
- Material Technologist
- Material analyst
- Manufacturing officer
- Marketing and Sales Personnel
- Production engineer
- Packaging development engineer
- QA/QC executive
- Research / Science Officer
- Technopreneur
- Any related positions.