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 1001/1011H satisfies both Environmental Theme and Physical Science requirements.
Astronomy 1005 does not satisfy any Liberal Arts requirements.
NOTE: THIS WEBSITE IS NOT MAINTAINED FOR SUMMER SESSION 2, 2005
Please visits Paul Robinson's webpage for all course related information.
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Summer Semester: 2005
Course Information
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Schedules and Contact Information
- Instructor/TA contact information
- Lecture/lab schedules
- Instructor/TA office hours
- Coursewide due dates (Session I)
Essays
Observational Project
Grades, Exam Information and Final Notes
- Grades - Note: To discuss your final grade, please contact your instructor, Dale Jackson, directly at .
- Exam schedule
- Exam answer keys
- Study aids
- Final Notes