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== [[SuggestionS for Intro]] ==
== [[SuggestionS for Intro]] ==


== [[Exercise PhysicsWiki]] ==
== [[Exercise PhysicsWiki]] ==

Latest revision as of 17:04, 25 September 2009

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Class Information

  • Lectures: M W F 1:25-2:15pm; HCB 208
  • Professor: Peter Hoeflich, 614 Keen Building 644-5567, pah@astro.physics.fsu.edu
  • Office hours: Tuesday 1-2pm. You are welcome to contact me whenever you have questions.
  • Pre-requisites: MAC2312, PHY2049C
  • Textbook: Carroll & Ostlie: An Introduction to Modern Astrophysics
  • Main Webpage: see Blackboard


Description

Introductory course for science majors which covers the key aspects and concepts of modern astronomy and astrophysics including coordinate systems, instrumentation, our sun and planets, stars and stellar evolution, binary systems and variable stars, late stages of stellar evolution and stellar explosions, galaxies, and the evolution of the universe.


Overheads (see Blackboard)

Solutions to Homework due on the first Friday after due-date

SuggestionS for Intro

Exercise PhysicsWiki