Astronomy 1001/1005/1011H

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Exploring Our Universe

An introduction to the wonders of the Universe through the eyes and instruments of astronomers.

This course is a scientific exploration of the human place in the Universe, covering everything from the origin and evolution of the Universe to the formation of our Sun and the solar system.

Astronomy 1001/1005/1011H satisfies both Environmental Theme and Physical Science requirements.

Fall Semester: 2003

Course Information

• Course description
• Course syllabus
• Information for Dr. John Dickey's section

Schedules and Contact Information

• Instructor/TA contact information
• Lecture/lab schedules
• Instructor/TA office hours
• Coursewide due dates

Essays

• Guidelines and advice
• Topics

Observational Project

• Observational Project data sheet
• Observational Project online manual
• Submit an observation

Exams and Grades

• Exam schedule
• Exam answer keys
• Study aids
• GradesNOTE: Some grades for Dr. Dickey's section have changed from the ones posted here and initially submitted to the registrar. The correct grades are now officially recorded.
• Final Notes

Previous Semesters

• Summer Semester links

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