This entire course is no less than a thriller series.... Enjoyed it thoroughly... Made colorful notes... What a gorgeous journey... Came back to write on first video... Just to say... All those who come on this page... Must traverse this whole series... Enjoy the questions, wisdom, answers, comments replied by Professor.... Thank you sir for all the hard work you put in...
I have gone through all 147 lectures, it took around 10 days for me..but they were really amazing, the way Prasad Sir explain the concept was really good, I came to know many scientists and their stories during the course...I recommend this course to engineering students and to those who are preparing for competitive examinations...Thanks Sir for such a wonderful course.
I have completed all you 147 lectures not because they were a part of my coursework but because of the way you have taught these concepts. From one of your student cum fan From IISc, Bangalore
Really an innovative way to explain the abstract concepts in Materials Science and Engineering. I will definitely go through some of the important topics on Material Science by Sir.
Today was my PIEAS fellowship test for Ms. (Pieas)A university in Pakistan which recruits engineers ,leading to a job in atomic sector after completing ms there . Honestly speaking these lectures played a significant role in my preparation of this test .
My personal regards to you Dr. Prasad. With an academic background of physical metallurgy and professional association in steel sector for more than 34 years as an engineering consultant , I can well appreciate the great significance of Material Science in every walk of life . I take this opportunity to doff my hat off to you for the very ingenious way you have powered the propagation of Material Science to a dizzy height. Needless to mention , I regularly listen to your videos in a bid to recapitulate what I learnt during my academic years. It is a sheer joyful experience.
Great! Indeed, an innovative way of explanation! How effectively Hon. Prasad Sir has introduce the topic. Thank you very much Sir. It is very useful for everyone and specially for engineering students.Thanks Sir for such a wonderful course. 23
@@icecream9118 We use material science mainly in designing aspect for we need to choose an apt material to withstand the respective loads, environmental conditions etc. Now we obviously cannot use copper to design a bicycle coz the bicycle would burn away in summer and likewise, so in order to to make the material economical and apt for all the conditions, you need material science. And for repairing, you mainly don't need to know materials. But if you want to do some heavy work on it, like restoration etc, you again need concepts like carbon hardening, etc. So basically, you need material science in engineering works, but not in technician works.
Dear Sir hope this msg will reach you someday... Everyone here knows your a great teacher, but what I feel is your creating great teachers along with great students. Thanks for this lecture series. Hope someday I will meet you in person and bow down in front of you... Thanks a lot once again.
Very interesting! Also, I found very interesting courses in composites in The Native Lab. These courses are given by experts in the field from the company Managing Composites. Totally recommendable!
Thank You sir for such a wonderful course. The pictorial representation , making the tough concepts ease and crystal clear explanations withouth loosing the flow anywhere was the highlights of this course. Sir can we get the pdf notes material of your lectures apart from the transcripts.
DOWNLOAD Slides of these 147 lectures (Syllbus covered is of UPSC/GATE/ESE/IAS/CSE/IFoS etc) drive.google.com/file/d/16L_CKh9x4F9tmpRNKpqwuHx-4E5y_7A1/view?usp=sharing
i have a question that how do we find the total no of atoms in a crystalline structure with non unique unit cell as well as in unique unit cell? in a unique unit cell crystalline structure(such as Nacl), should we multiply the total no. of atoms in a unit cell with total no. of unit cell to find total no. of atoms in the crystalline structure.Thanks.
Sir, if possible kindly mark your videos or channel as learning or educational channel so that corporate people can also access the videos at ease. Thanking you in advance
Sir,Can we join silicon steel(electrical steel)and pure silicon rod using bolting.will it withstand rotating torque like in rotor part of motor.l need it's information for my research please give reply
At the end of the video you talked about chapter 9 composite materials, I cant find that , I like how you explain i just want to study composites . TIA
I'm a Mechanical engineering student. always wonder how the things ( material ) is different from one another. Like iron (Fe) is different from gold ( Au ) What actually are in that ? How they are different? At last my curiosity bring me here..
Nice videos....but who explain this much about structure in introductory. This part shiuld be explained crystal structure not in introduction bcz in intro u can tell about the logic orally but not like this. And i am sorry if i make u uncomfortable with this comment.
Dear John You are definitely not making me uncomfortable. I am grateful to you that you took the time to communicate your critical views. Please do continue to share your views in future on other videos as well. Thanks a lot.
@@introductiontomaterialsscience sir is all those vedios fullfil the whole course of Material Science and engineering? If not than where i will find the rest ?
This entire course is no less than a thriller series.... Enjoyed it thoroughly... Made colorful notes... What a gorgeous journey... Came back to write on first video... Just to say... All those who come on this page... Must traverse this whole series... Enjoy the questions, wisdom, answers, comments replied by Professor.... Thank you sir for all the hard work you put in...
will u share the notes copy
Finest professor of Material Science & Metallurgical Engineering , I've seen so far in my life.Please have my respect.
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Industrial metallurgy department ke liye is this course valid?
I have gone through all 147 lectures, it took around 10 days for me..but they were really amazing, the way Prasad Sir explain the concept was really good, I came to know many scientists and their stories during the course...I recommend this course to engineering students and to those who are preparing for competitive examinations...Thanks Sir for such a wonderful course.
I'm about to study Metallurgy and Materials Engineering.
Is these lessons relates to my branch ?
@@phoenix8234 its the core of ur desire
thanks for your comment. it made me to complete lectures within 15 days.
Can I complete it within 7 days?
@@riteshmule7727 If you think u can u can bro
I received my masters in material science 5 years ago and this is an excellent review in condensed form.
I have completed all you 147 lectures not because they were a part of my coursework but because of the way you have taught these concepts.
From one of your student cum fan
From IISc, Bangalore
Wish I had this man teaching me in University 30 years ago - wonderful clear explanations and pacing - From Ireland
Plz may i ask a question to you?
Does all vedios cover the hole course of Material science and engineering?
i wish i had watched these videos in my university days! Beautifully explained! Regards from Kenya.
I'm about to study Metallurgy and Materials Engineering.
Are these lessons on this chanel could help me ?
@@phoenix8234 nptel lectures covers almost every engineering field and all lectures are given by best faculty of India.
@@phoenix8234 YES THEY EXCEPTIONALLY I WOULD YOU TO WATCH FULL USE BOOKS OF S V KHODGIRE
Really an innovative way to explain the abstract concepts in Materials Science and Engineering. I will definitely go through some of the important topics on Material Science by Sir.
These good professors are our super heroes. Love the way of explaining things in lucid way
Today was my PIEAS fellowship test for Ms. (Pieas)A university in Pakistan which recruits engineers ,leading to a job in atomic sector after completing ms there . Honestly speaking these lectures played a significant role in my preparation of this test .
My personal regards to you Dr. Prasad. With an academic background of physical metallurgy and professional association in steel sector for more than 34 years as an engineering consultant , I can well appreciate the great significance of Material Science in every walk of life . I take this opportunity to doff my hat off to you for the very ingenious way you have powered the propagation of Material Science to a dizzy height. Needless to mention , I regularly listen to your videos in a bid to recapitulate what I learnt during my academic years. It is a sheer joyful experience.
Indeed, an innovative way to explain the topic. Great. Thank you.
Great! Indeed, an innovative way of explanation! How effectively Hon. Prasad Sir has introduce the topic. Thank you very much Sir. It is very useful for everyone and specially for engineering students.Thanks Sir for such a wonderful course.
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Excellent initiative by Institute and great teaching by professor. Will recommend to my group. Kudos sir
Innovative and unique way to explain the topic. Thank u very much Sir
I think there is no other way other than this of explaining what material science is.. Hats off to you Sir ji.
Wow! What an innovative way of explanation. Thank you.
the way prasad sir teaching is awesome. i recommend the mechanical engineering students to learn this.
@@icecream9118 We use material science mainly in designing aspect for we need to choose an apt material to withstand the respective loads, environmental conditions etc. Now we obviously cannot use copper to design a bicycle coz the bicycle would burn away in summer and likewise, so in order to to make the material economical and apt for all the conditions, you need material science. And for repairing, you mainly don't need to know materials. But if you want to do some heavy work on it, like restoration etc, you again need concepts like carbon hardening, etc. So basically, you need material science in engineering works, but not in technician works.
@@pranav9339 thank you its been 1 year when I commented ,sadly I choose different path now but I really love bicycle and enjoying it.
@@icecream9118 I see you English has probably improved a lot in this 1 year. All the best mate..
Excellent session on material science.
Very Interesting lecture Series till End.. Best 💯👍
Thank you sir for the excellent explanation.
Most innovative approach towards teaching !!! loved the ways
thankyou for the video and information ...
beautiful handwriting :)
Innovative approaches towards the teaching..👌👌
Concise and Well-explained. Looking forward for the course
Sir i have no word for appreciation really sir
But i just want to say huge huge huge respect to you sir🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Wonderful explanation
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Dear Sir hope this msg will reach you someday... Everyone here knows your a great teacher, but what I feel is your creating great teachers along with great students. Thanks for this lecture series. Hope someday I will meet you in person and bow down in front of you... Thanks a lot once again.
WOW! You captured me :) Thank you very much!!! :)
Wow!
Beautifully explained.
Sir your writing is very beautiful ❤️
Sir mai mechanical engineering diploma student hu or mujhe English se dar lagta h, lekin apki English pata nhi muje 100% Q samj me a rhi h😍
Very interesting! Also, I found very interesting courses in composites in The Native Lab. These courses are given by experts in the field from the company Managing Composites. Totally recommendable!
Hello sir,
This really nice video , i watched first seven video..it was amazing experience for me ...
Thanks again..
Awesome teaching sir
Superb. Very interesting
Thank you sir, it was a nice explanation
Amazing course, wonderful lectures. Thanks
Thank You sir for such a wonderful course. The pictorial representation , making the tough concepts ease and crystal clear explanations withouth loosing the flow anywhere was the highlights of this course. Sir can we get the pdf notes material of your lectures apart from the transcripts.
Wow, so I now see the most common junction in the universe, in this (Your) video. Thank You for that.
Thanks Sir for giving very interesting and informative lecture.
Dr. Surender
Assistant Professor
S.K.Govt. College, Kanwali (Rewari) Haryana
Most amazing teacher
Super explanation
Hello sir ,
I am very happy and thank full for your efforts as these videos are helping me in my study of b tech from Amie
Thanks. Keep giving your feedback for improvements in future,
Highly appreciated your valuable work, very interesting, thank you very much.
I'm about to study Metallurgy and Materials Engineering.
Is these lessons relates to my branch ?
great sir
Nice explanation
Thank you so much sir
Simple and easy to understand... Extraordinary explanations !!! Great Sir.. Thank you
amazing nice videos
I got addicted
DOWNLOAD Slides of these 147 lectures (Syllbus covered is of UPSC/GATE/ESE/IAS/CSE/IFoS etc)
drive.google.com/file/d/16L_CKh9x4F9tmpRNKpqwuHx-4E5y_7A1/view?usp=sharing
perfect for ese students
helpful video thank you for explaining Sir
Thank you Sir!!
Just wow
I think india should have nptel platform from beginning of education because foundation should be at a high level
very good
informative
Thank you Professor for the wonderful lectures. What is the reference book for the course?
That's a beautiful summary. If I stick with you, I think I might get an A on this course.
I want to be a jet engine engineer that’s why i am studying hard hope i can make it🙏🏻
i have a question that how do we find the total no of atoms in a crystalline structure with non unique unit cell as well as in unique unit cell? in a unique unit cell crystalline structure(such as Nacl), should we multiply the total no. of atoms in a unit cell with total no. of unit cell to find total no. of atoms in the crystalline structure.Thanks.
sir or any one?
hi sir,
this is really amazing video.
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I"m preparing in the FE test exam others discieplance is this video good to my preparation or no please i need your help to answer my question
ty very much sir
sir please make one series on smart material...
thank you sir
Thankyou sir
Sir, if possible kindly mark your videos or channel as learning or educational channel so that corporate people can also access the videos at ease. Thanking you in advance
Sir, Nyc work done
Keep it up and keep helping.
All the Best
i am learning the sound sceience behind material for you sir. Thanks sir.
Does those vedios fullfil the whole course of Material Science and engineering ?
If not where i will find the rest?
I wish i can tell you but i have also the same question
Sir,Can we join silicon steel(electrical steel)and pure silicon rod using bolting.will it withstand rotating torque like in rotor part of motor.l need it's information for my research please give reply
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Is it only about mild steel or any other metals
How do you let your students gain interest in the subject? This is how.....
Professor I am very poor at chemistry since my school days. Does this course assume any core pre requisites from school chemistry?
A little bit of chemistry is required. Not a lot. You can follow the lectures without difficulty.
@@rajeshprasadlectures thanks for the reply prof.
Very nice explanation 👍😀
Hi Professor,
Whats the standard text that we could use to help follow along with your lectures ?
At the end of the video you talked about chapter 9 composite materials, I cant find that , I like how you explain i just want to study composites
.
TIA
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wht is the title of the book plz ?...
Is there a book that accompanies with these lectures? Wanted to solve some problems as I follow along these videos
I am writing one. But it will take time. You can look at Raghavan, V, Materials Science and Engineering, which has a good collection of problems.
@@rajeshprasadlectures Thanks for your reply Sir.
Hey, how simples materials engineering is
I'm a Mechanical engineering student.
always wonder how the things ( material ) is different from one another.
Like iron (Fe) is different from gold ( Au )
What actually are in that ? How they are different? At last my curiosity bring me here..
Thanks sir
😀😀😀😀
Is perfect crystal should have ductility or not ?can you give me the answer sir
Google it
Nice videos....but who explain this much about structure in introductory. This part shiuld be explained crystal structure not in introduction bcz in intro u can tell about the logic orally but not like this.
And i am sorry if i make u uncomfortable with this comment.
Dear John
You are definitely not making me uncomfortable. I am grateful to you that you took the time to communicate your critical views. Please do continue to share your views in future on other videos as well. Thanks a lot.
@@introductiontomaterialsscience sir is all those vedios fullfil the whole course of Material Science and engineering?
If not than where i will find the rest ?
Please make vedio on iron making
what book are you using for class? thanks for video
I think calister
Thank you.
Is these videos are useful for ese prelims paper 1 material science
yeah of course
@@phanishankar7130 thank u buddy
sir is this course sufficient for gate exam???
No, GATE has more extensive syllabus.
Sir please advice from where to study material science for GATE mechanical ....
I thought the playlists on this channel is enough for it
@@rajeshprasad101 sir is those vedios fullfil the hole course of Material Science and engineering?
sir cycle me chain hi nhi h
Which book are u using.?
its help for gate exam?