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MDB3023 Lab/Jan’16/NA ©

EML1MDB3023 Course Outcomes

Select the best material for a complex engineering part/component/problem.

Apply knowledge of material properties for engineering

design and applications.

Interpret, analyze and propose suitable mechanical

properties data in engineering applications.

Identify, investigate and analyze the mechanical

property of materials and its relevant testing

standards.1

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At the end of the course, the students should beable to:


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EML2Expected Learning Outcomes…

1. Ability to work under constraints (time,

tools, equipment and others)

2. Ability to deliver effectively the required

results/reports within the stipulated

time/duration

3. Ability to explain, analyze, discuss and

defend any decision made

4. Ability to communicate effectively (writing,

speaking and listening by optimizing any

possible means)

5. Ability to Lead the Team in ‘Project Planning

and Execution’


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EML3Materials Laboratory Flow Chart

Grouping

Lab Progress

Monitoring:

?

Briefing

Sample Assignment

Lab Scheduling

Lab Work Activities

Final Report

Group Presentation

Lab Progress Report

Lab FINAL Report

“VIVA”

WEEK

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3

3

7/8

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10

4

ASSESSMENT


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EML4Lab Assessments (25 ): Guide

Lab Progress Report (5%) Lab FINAL Report (15%) “VIVA” (5%)

Project Background (20):

• Clear and concise Background of

Sample

• Problem Statement

• Objective and Scope

Literature Review (40):

• Number of references

• Critical analysis of literature

• Citation and cross referencing

Methodology (40)• Testing Methodology

• Project activities (Tasks Assignment,

Scheduling, Meeting, Experiment etc.)

• Key milestone & Gantt Chart

• Tool required (eg. Equipment,

hardware, etc.).

Project Background (10):

• Clear andconciseBackgroundof Sample

• ProblemStatement

- ProblemIdentification

- ObjectiveandScope

Literature Review (10):

• No. of references

• Critical analysis of literature

• Citation and cross referencing

Methodology (20)

• Testing Methodology

• Project activities

• Key milestone & Gantt Chart

• Tool required (eg. Equipment, hardware, etc.).

Result & Discussion (30)• Data Gathering and Analysis

Conclusion (20)•

Relevancy to the Objectives• Suggested Future Work

Others (10)• Compliance to standard guideline

• Format; Neatness

• Proper English Usage

• Writing Skill

Group: Communication

within group, Leadership;

Presentation (40%)•

Tasks Assignment to all members•No. of Meetings done

•No of conflicts resolved

•Use of aids (graphs, diagrams, objects

etc)

Individual: Technical

Competence, Completionof the assigned tasks,

Communication (60%)•Technical and factual accuracy; Grasp

of subject

•Completion of the tasks

•Creativity – use of example Fluency and

choice of words (using language clearly

and accurately) Pronunciation,

articulation

•Expression; Confidence

•Gesture; Eye Contact, Pauses


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EML5“Student’s Assessment Rubric”

D


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EML8

The submitted Lab Report should contained

BUT NOT limited to the following:

Sample’s background and description

Objective of the assignment/project

Type of testing and methodologies

proposed (with justifications)

Results, Analysis, Discussion, Validation

and Conclusion

Other info/topic…

Lab/Project Report: Guide

*Group Leader have to ensure that ALL members are contributing

by completing their specific assignments/tasks project timely.


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EML9Sample Descriptions: Short Guide

NOTE and RECORD:

Physical appearance (color, shape,

thickness etc.)Mechanical characteristics (soft/hard etc.)

Chemical characteristics (e.g.corrosion)

Optical characteristics (color,transparent)

DO:

Literature Review (including Standards)Bring the tested samples during your VIVA


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EML10Which Experiments?

ONESAMPLE

ONESAMPLE

PERGROUP

PERGROUP

NOREPLACE

MENT

NOREPLACE

MENT


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January 2016 Page 11Dr. Norlaili , Dr Faiz, Dr Saeid

Engineering

MaterialsMDB

3023

Technologists Contact Emails & Numbers:

Emails: Tel: 05-368….

[email protected] ext : [email protected] ext : 7017

[email protected] ext : 7019

[email protected] ext : 7019

[email protected] ext : [email protected] ext : 7017

THANK YOU


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Jan 2016 Page 12Dr. Norlail i, Dr Faiz, Dr Saeid

Engineering

MaterialsMDB

3023

• Mechanical Test

S Adam

M Shairul

• SEM

M Danial

Irwan

Sample preparation

& Microstructure

•Paris

Technologists In-

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