Course selection: Functional Ceramics vs Principles of Metal

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The discussion centers on the choice between two graduate courses: Functional Ceramics and Principles of Metal Forming. The original poster has already decided on Functional Ceramics, which is described as having a balance of 50% electrical and 50% mechanical content. The conversation highlights the importance of aligning course selection with personal interests and current academic background to maximize the benefits of the graduate program.
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What is more beneficial as a graduate course?
Functional Ceramics vs Principles of Metal Forming?

Please tell me what you think
Thanks a lot
 
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Well before I can give you an answer could you please let me know what your current degree is in and if possible which one is closer in line to one of your passions.

- Sensatus
 
Sensatus said:
Well before I can give you an answer could you please let me know what your current degree is in and if possible which one is closer in line to one of your passions.

- Sensatus

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I already chose ceramics. It is 50% electrical and 50% mechanical as the course professor said.
Thanks a lot for your answer
 
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