Introduction to Ceramic Science, Technology, and Manufacturing
Learn the basics of what ceramics are, their applications, and how they are made
Course Description
The course is designed for those working in some way with ceramics who need a foundational understanding of ceramic materials, manufacturing, and applications. Beginning with atoms, learn how structure determines the unique properties of ceramic materials, how they are used in applications, and how we manufacture ceramic components.
ACerS Fellow Carl Frahme draws on his long career in ceramics manufacturing and more than four decades experience teaching ceramic engineering concepts to deliver the fundamental concepts you need to do your job better.
Course Format
5 modules, 27 lessons, 30 hours of instruction | Virtually
- Introduction to ceramic science
- Ceramic manufacturing technology
- The ceramic industry
- Evaluation and process control
- Challenges, opportunities, and the future
Instructor Bio
Carl Frahme is a Fellow of The American Ceramic Society and President of Frahme Consulting Services and focuses in technical and manufacturing consulting, education and training, and expert witness services. Frahme has more than 50 years of technical and educational experience and services. Frahme holds a Ph.D. in ceramic sciences and engineering from Rutgers University.
Check out more courses by Frahme: Introduction to Ceramic Science, Technology, and Manufacturing, Ceramic Manufacturing Technology, Using Phase Diagrams for Industry, and Statistical Process Control in Ceramic Processing.
Registration Rates
Nonmember Access: $995 • Member Access: $845
Customized training
Looking for training customized to your company? Do you want a course taught privately to your employees? Call Customer Service at 614-890-4700 for details, or contact Marcus Fish to learn about training benefits for our Corporate Partners.
*Employees of ACerS Corporate Partners receive the discounted Individual Member rate. Sapphire Corporate Partners receive an additional 20% discount; Diamond Corporate Partners receive an additional 30% discount. Please contact Customer Service or 614-890-4700 to register employees at the discounted Corporate Partner rates.
For other questions about ACerS online courses, email customerservice@ceramics.org.
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