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Corrosion Course contents: Corrosion is the destructive attack of a metal by its reaction with environment. Thus corrosion refers to the degradation of a metal by its environment. The course in corrosion science is intended for master students. The course emphasizes basic principles of corrosion and describes challenges for today’s corrosion science. Subjects covered by the lectures are • Societal aspects of corrosion • Corrosion as a phenomenon • A brief review of thermodynamics • Thermodynamics of corrosion • Kinetic of corrosion • Passivity • Mechanically Assisted Corrosion Learning outcomes of the course : Through a deep understanding of the theory and the realization of a project, the student will be able to describe and outline fundamental definitions and results of corrosion science and mechanical aspects of corrosion. He will be able to name the mechanisms of corrosion and tools to prevent corrosion in different environments. In particular: • He will have a deep understanding of corrosion notions and aspects and will be able to summary, compare and explain them. • He will have a deep understanding of the resolution methods of corrosion theories problems, and will be able to summary, compare and explain them. He will also know their application range. • He will be able to apply the resolution methods to classical problems of corrosion theories. • He will be able to analyze and to evaluate (justify and criticise) these methods. • He will be able to analyze new problems. Prerequisites and co-requisites/ Recommended optional programme components : Basic knowledge in • Differential Equations • Elasticity Theory • Plasticity Theory • Creep Theory • Thermodynamics • Fracture Mechanics Planned learning activities and teaching metho