im a sophomore in high school and i LoVe ceramics and my teacher was talking about it and i want to know what it is!!!!!!
A ceramic engineer is a branch of materials engineering focused on optimizing ceramic materials for their application. As near as I can describe it, it's a cross between an Electrical Engineering and Chemical Engineering education. Most of the courses deal with solid-state electronics and high-temperature chemistry, as this is where most of the innovations in ceramics are taking place these days. If by ceramics you are talking about pottery, this isn't a good major for you. If you're lucky, in a few labs you'll get to play with clay. Most of the time you'll be dealing with Zeta potentials, physical chemistry and electron band gaps.
this would't be a severe question. study your own question back, practice some good judgment and elementary experience and then study the question back. Then delete stated question so that you gained't get laughed at any more advantageous than you've already got.
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