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Pursuing Post-Graduate degree in Mechanical or Metallurgy

05/16/2010 2:46 AM

Hi Everyone,

I did my bachelors in mechanical engineering about 7 years back and started a post-graduate course on mechanical design sometime back. But I was unable to complete that because I had to move to another city. But during that course I found the subject 'Theory of Plasticity' very interesting. All that mathematics and plastic deformation phenomena related to metal forming really intrigued me.

Now I have a choice to either get a degree in post-graduate mechanical engineering or metallurgy. What I would like to know is whether my subject of interest lies more in the domain of mechanical engineering or metallurgy. I don't know how this area is studied in metallurgical science; whether the manufacturing aspects are studied only or the mathematical depth of plastic deformation is also studied. I just want to pursue the right post-graduate course which would give me a better understanding, knowledge, and a chance of pursuing higher research in metal plastic deformation after I am done with my post-graduate studies.

Any kind of suggestion would help. Many thanks in advance :)

Farhan

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Re: Pursuing Post-Graduate degree in Mechanical or Metallurgy

05/16/2010 4:13 AM

I'd say it depends on if you've gained experience in the mean time.
I think there comes a point where study without experience is pointless.
All that mathematics and plastic deformation phenomena related to metal forming really intrigued me.
Have you ever seen a suit of armour close up?

Did the guys who made that know the maths?
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