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This course presents a broad introduction to the science of astronomy and astrophysics. It is designed to be a two-semester sequence with the first semester (ASTR120) concentrating on our Solar System and the second semester (ASTR121) focusing on our Galaxy and the wider Universe. The intent of this course is to give the student a solid background in the primary physical concepts relevant to astronomy, and a broad exposure to the astronomical Universe. This course is for science majors or those with a strong interest in science.
29th APRIL 2005; NO NIGHT LAB TONIGHT (CLOUD)Lecture schedule and links to figures: Please note that the majority of figures included in the links below are from the course textbook (Universe, by Freedman & Kaufmann. Publisher: Freeman). They are intended for use by UMd ASTR121 students only and may not be reproduced or used by other parties without the explicit permission of Freeman.
Homeworks and extra credit assignments:
Supplementary material
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