Was this course authored by AWS?

No. This course was produced by Industrial Metallurgists, LLC and is not an AWS course. The course was authored by Michael Pfeifer, Ph.D., P.E. Michael received a B.S. and M.S. in Metallurgical Engineering from University of Illinois and a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from Northwestern University. After graduating, he worked 13 years at Motorola as a manufacturing engineer in an integrated circuit factory and as a design/quality/cost reduction engineer for automotive electronics.

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Who should take this course?

This course was designed for design, manufacturing, and quality engineers who need to better understand the metallurgy of aluminum alloys in order to make design decisions, evaluate suppliers, and fix quality problems.

How long do I have to complete this course?

Participants have access to the course content 24 hours a day for a period of 90 days from the date of registration. The final exam may be activated before the end of the 90-day period if the participant has completed all the modules.

Does this course include a completion exam?

Yes. Upon completion of the final course module, participants are prompted to take an exam designed to evaluate their comprehension of the subject matter. The completion exam consists of 5 multiple-choice questions and must be completed within a 60-minute period. Participants who do not attain the 70% passing score may attempt to retake the exam a second time. Participants that pass the exam earn a Certificate of Completion and 1 Professional Development Hour. Certificates can be downloaded from AWS Learning upon successful completion of the final exam.

Do I need to purchase any other materials?

No. All the materials and resources necessary to complete the course objectives are included.

Do I receive Professional Development Hours (PDHs) for completing this course?

Yes. Participants that receive a score of 70% or above will receive a Certificate of Completion and 1 Professional Development Hour (PDHs).

Can I use these Professional Development Hours (PDHs) for recertification?

Yes. Professional Development Hours (PDHs) earned through Industrial Metallurgists, LLC, courses can be applied towards recertification provided the PDH's are earned during the certification period.

What are the requirements to pass this course?

Learners must do the following to successfully complete a course: Complete all course modules. Achieve at least 70% correct on the course exam. Complete the course within 3 months of the course registration date.

Are there course notes?

Yes. Downloads of the course material are available with each course.

How do I obtain my certificate of completion?

Certificates of completion can be printed after completing a course, which includes passing the course exam.

Tensile Testing of Materials Online Training Course

Tensile Testing

Please Note:

This course is offered through our partner, Industrial Metallurgist, and does not include an AWS course completion certificate.

This course teaches about tensile testing of metals. You’ll learn how tests are performed, test sample and testing requirements, and how tensile properties are determined from the test data.

This course can be completed in about 30 minutes. No CEUs are awarded for this course because of its short length. A certificate of completion is awarded upon successful course completion.

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Price

$51

Availability to Course Materials

60 days

Course Length

Approximately 1/2 hour

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Course Modules

COMPREHENSIVE
Approximately 1/2 hour of instruction in 1 module.
EASY TO ACCESS
Participants can access the course 24/7 from any computer with an internet connection.
EASY TO USE
Pause, advance, and rewind navigation features give users complete control over their learning experience.
EASY TO UNDERSTAND
Audio narration, animated graphics and video footage make even the most complex topics engaging and easy-to-understand.
PROVEN METHODS
Interactive elements, practice problems, and quizzes facilitate the master of concepts and measure content retention.
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Course content was authored by Michael Pfeifer, Ph.D., P.E and was produced by Industrial Metallurgists, LLC.
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Module 1 – Tensile Testing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the AWS Tensile Testing course and who is it for?

The AWS Tensile Testing course covers the principles of tensile testing for metals, including test procedures, sample requirements, and the determination of tensile properties from test data. It is ideal for welding engineers, inspectors, quality professionals, and anyone involved in mechanical testing or welding procedure qualification who wants a focused, practical understanding of how tensile tests work and what the results mean.
How long does the course take and do I earn a certificate?

Despite its short duration of approximately 30 minutes, successful completion of the course earns participants a certificate of completion, although no CEUs are awarded. This makes it a quick but valuable addition to any welding professional's credentials.
Do I need prior experience to take this course?

A basic familiarity with welding processes and mechanical properties is helpful but not required. Complete all course modules and achieve at least 70% correct on the course exam, and complete the course within 3 months of the course registration date.
Can the time earned in this course be applied toward AWS recertification?

Professional Development Hours (PDHs) earned through Industrial Metallurgists, LLC courses can be applied towards recertification provided the PDHs are earned during the certification period. Check the course page to confirm the exact PDH value awarded upon completion.
Is this course available as part of a larger testing or inspection bundle?

Yes. Tensile testing is one component of a broader body of knowledge covering destructive and nondestructive testing methods. The AWS Destructive Testing course explores various destructive testing methods including bend tests, tensile tests, and impact tests, their applications in welding procedure qualification, welder performance testing, and material verification. Taking both courses together provides a more complete picture of mechanical testing in the welding industry.

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