What is metallurgy?

Metallurgy is a science that studies how to economically extract metals or metal compounds from ores or other raw materials and use certain processing methods to make metal materials with certain properties.

Knowledge Area

1. Master the basic knowledge and skills of drawing, mechanical, electrical and electronic technology and computer application required for this specialty;

2. Master the basic theory of ferrous and non-ferrous metal metallurgical process and knowledge of the production process;

3. Have the basic knowledge of the organization of ferrous and non-ferrous metal metallurgical production, technical and economic, scientific management, environmental safety and the preliminary knowledge of industrial design. The basic knowledge of ferrous and non-ferrous metal metallurgy production organization, technology and economy, scientific management, environmental safety and the preliminary ability of industrial design;

4. The preliminary ability to analyze and solve the practical problems in the production of this specialty, as well as scientific research, development of new technologies, new processes, new materials;

5. Understanding of the dynamics of the development of the science and technology of this specialty and related disciplines.

Curriculum

Major Courses: Advanced Mathematics, Linear Algebra, Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics, Inorganic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, University Physics, University English, Electrical Technology, Electronic Technology, University Computer Fundamentals, C Programming, Computer Graphics, Mechanical Design and Principles, Introduction to Metallurgy. Engineering Mechanics, Introduction to Metallurgy, Principles of Metallurgy, Principles of Transmission, Metallurgy, Metallic Materials and Heat Treatment, Properties of Metallic Materials, Physical Chemistry of Metallurgy and Materials, Metallurgy of Iron and Steel, Metallurgy of Nonferrous Metals, Methods of Materials Analysis, Materials Analysis and Testing Technology, Electrochemical Corrosion and Protection of Metals, Forming and Processing of Metallic Materials, Industrial Ecology", "Functional Materials", "Inorganic Non-metallic Materials", "Refractories", "Metallurgical Research Methods", "Metallurgical Quality Analysis", etc. [