Build a Career in Composites

Evening Course Now Available in Davis County

Advance Your Composites Career

Utah’s advanced manufacturing industries are booming! Our state is home to more than 200 companies across the aerospace, biomedical, renewable energy, bioproducts, outdoor recreation, and defense industries. Class starts August 28.

MAE 5050: Advanced Composite Materials*

Course Content:

  • Polymer Matrix Materials
  • Fiber Reinforcement Materials
  • Fiber/Matrix Adhesion
  • Polymer Matrix Composite Manufacturing Methods
  • Testing of Polymers, Fibers, and Composites
  • Designing with Composite Materials

* Prerequisite: Material Science

Start Your Advanced Training This Fall

MAE 5050 will help you obtain a fundamental understanding of the main materials and processes involved in fabricating composite materials. The course covers topics like joining composites, testing composites, and various principles and guidelines for designing with composite materials. Learn more about our composite materials master's program here.

What

MAE 5050: Advanced Composite Materials*

  • 3 credit course
  • Offered in Clearfield, Utah
  • * Prerequisite: Material Science
Where
MARS Center at Falcon Hill Aerospace Research Park
633 Falcon Hills Drive Clearfield, Utah Near Hill Air Force Base off I-15 exit 338
When

August 28 – December 6
Mondays and Wednesdays 4:00pm–5:15pm

Cost

$2,008 Course Tuition (Based on in-state, graduate tuition)

Student learning composites

Meet Your Professor

Greg Anderson

Greg Anderson will be your MAE 5050 instructor.
Dr. Anderson is an industry veteran and a former chief scientist at Northrop Grumman.

Dr. Greg Anderson

Director, USU Center for the Design & Manufacturing of Advanced Materials

Have Questions?

We’re here to help! Email, call, or text us.

Dr. Greg Anderson (Instructor)

greg.anderson@usu.edu
435-799-1230 (cell)
435-797-8246 (office)

Register Today

*MAE 5050 an in-person course with 100 percent face-to-face delivery. No online, broadcast, or asynchronous options available. Textbook required. Prerequisite course of Material Science required. Class starts Monday, August 28