27-367 Selection and Performance of Materials

6 units, Carnegie Mellon University

This course teaches the selection methodologies for materials and processes for satisfaction of a design goal. Topics such as performance under load, shape effects, material properties (intrinsic and as influenced by processing) are discussed and applied so as to determine the fitness of use of materials for applications. Expanded topics include economics, codes and standards, environmental and safety regulations, professional ethics and life cycle analysis where applicable. The course incorporates a project where virtual teams work to provide material selection for a specific application problem.

Prerequisites: 27-301 and 27-100

Offered: Spring 2027, Spring 2026

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