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Astronomy
100 Introduction to Astronomy G. R. Grist
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“The sky
calls to us.” - Carl Sagan
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ASTR100AA Syllabus (9:35 Start
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Here are the details, the fine
print if you will, of how the class runs.
You should download and read this so that you know what is expected. Make sure that you use the
correct one! |
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Here is the handout for the
Constellation Observation assignment, due
14 February. Be sure to read through the assignment and ask any questions
before you begin. You must follow the work standards from the syllabus; these
are posted below for your convenience. |
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This is a handout detailing
the work standards that are expected for any
assignment that is done outside of class. Be sure that you read and
understand this before starting any work. Please do not hesitate to ask if
you any questions or need clarification. |
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Information of how to work
with the online homework site. If you
have trouble, or need additional help, let me know. |
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Click on the link to go right
to WebAssign’s
Login page. |
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A tentative schedule of
lecture subjects and exams. This will
be updated as needed so check back periodically. |
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Here is a list of places in
the Bay Area where you have opportunities to do some telescopic observation.
Be sure to call first to verify days and times of operation and remember that
this is a weather dependant activity! |
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Here is a page about learning
styles and some links to sites where you can discover what your learning
styles are and ways to work with them. |
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Updated January 2012