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Astro 1 – Fall 2020
Curriculum for Astro 1 Fall 2020
This class is completely ONLINE due to the CV situation
Lectures can be viewed on Gauchospace and all announcements will be there as well
Due to the large class size please direct inquiries to the teaching assistants (TA’s)
MW 2-3:15 ONLINE – BUT this is an asynchronous course with no full class Zoom sessions due to the class size.
My lectures will be provided via videos sent to you on Gauchospace.
Faculty – Prof. Philip Lubin
Office 2015 C Broida (no access to offices this quarter)
Office hours – ONLINE – TBD
Finals Schedule – http://registrar.sa.ucsb.edu/calendars/calendars-deadlines/final-examinations/
Final: TBD – see announcements on Gauchospace
Contact: Please contact the TA’s first to work out any issues due to the size of the class. I do not have any add codes.
For add codes you need to contact the Physics department undergrad advisors: advisors@physics.ucsb.edu
TA’s:
Makayla Trask – mtrask@ucsb.edu
James Bird – james_bird@ucsb.edu
Astronomy Picture of the Day
Please check the APOD every day:
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
Text
Universe – Geller, Freedman and Kaufmann 11th ed
https://www.macmillanlearning.com/college/us/product/Universe/p/1319039448
We are not able to cover the entire textbook in 10 weeks but will focus on specific topics.
It is critical to get access to the sapling HW as a part of the book (ebook or hardcopy)
Astronomy is extremely dynamic as you may have seen recently with POSSIBLE evidence for life (Phosphine biomarker molecule detected)in the atmosphere of Venus, recent gravitational wave detection’s etc.
Homework – The online HW is posted on the Sapling website. https://www.saplinglearning.com/
If you are having trouble accessing the Sapling HW area – Student Access Help:
https://macmillan.force.com/macmillanlearning/s/
Midterm – TBD
Final – TBD
Please check this site and Gauchospace (primary site for class related communications) frequently for updates.