Astronomy Courses Taught at Maryland

• Astronomy 498, undergrad high energy astrophysics (Spring 2008)
• Astronomy 422, cosmology (Fall 2007)
• Astronomy 695, introduction to research (Fall 2007)
• Astronomy 680, grad high energy astrophysics (Spring 2007)
• Astronomy 498D, problem solving in astrophysics (Spring 2007), with Doug Hamilton
• Astronomy 100, introduction to astronomy (Fall 2006)
• Astrophysics of gravitational wave sources (UT Brownsville, Summer 2005 and 2006)
• Astronomy 100, introduction to astronomy (Spring 2005)
• Astronomy 688A, gravitational radiation and its sources (Spring 2004)
• Astronomy 121, introduction to the stars and beyond (Spring 2004)
• Astronomy 120, introduction to solar system astronomy (Fall 2003)
• Astronomy 320, theoretical astrophysics (Spring 2003)
• Astronomy 601, radiative processes (Fall 2002)
• Astronomy 606, stellar structure and evolution (Spring 2002)
• Astronomy 100, introduction to astronomy (Fall 2001)
• Astronomy 100, introduction to astronomy (Spring 2001)
• Astronomy 688M, grad high energy astrophysics (Fall 2000)
• Astronomy 688R, stellar structure and evolution (Spring 2000)

In addition, here are links to an Astronomy Q&A with students from Mark Edwards' astronomy class at Pocatello (Idaho) high school, from 1999 onward.

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