Yearly Time Schedule 2010-2011

Autumn 2010	Winter 2011	Spring 2011	Summer 2011
190- Extrasolar Planets	300- Astro Programming	190- Extrasolar Planets	481- Astro Observation
301 – Astro for Sci & Engr	322- Galaxy	270- Outreach
321- Solar System	421- Stellar	323- Extragalactic Astro
400 – Undergrad Research Seminar	497A- Extrasolar Planets (for majors!!)	423- High Energy
482- Scientific Writing		480- Astro Data Analysis
425- Cosmology
500- Teaching Methods

* above links open to course catalog description.

Yearly Time Schedule 2011-2012

Autumn 2011	Winter 2012	Spring 2012	Summer 2012
101 – Intro Astronomy	101 – Intro Astronomy	101 – Intro Astronomy	101 – Intro Astronomy
102 – Intro Astronomy (honors)	105 – Exploring the Moon	150 – The Planets	150 – The Planets
150 – The Planets	150 – The Planets	190- Topic TBA	190- Topic TBA
190- Topic TBA	190- Topic TBA	270- Outreach	481- Astro Observation
192 – Pre-MAP	211 – Universe and Change	313 – History of Astronomy
300 – Astro Programming	300- Astro Programming	323- Extragalactic Astro
301 – Astro for Sci & Engr	301 – Astro for Sci & Engr	423- High Energy
321- Solar System	322- Galaxy	480- Astro Data Analysis
400 – Undergrad Research Seminar	421- Stellar	497 – Extrasolar Planets
427 – Numerical Methods	425 – Cosmology	531 – Stellar Interiors
482- Scientific Writing	521 – Stellar Atmospheres	561 – High Energy Astrophysics
497 – Radio Astronomy	557 – Solar Systems
500- Teaching Methods
507 – Foundations in Astrophysics
519 – Radiative Processes

* above links open to course catalog description.

Astronomy Yearly Time Schedule 2010 – 2011 (in PDF)

Astronomy Yearly Time Schedule 2011 – 2012 (in PDF)

Autumn 2010 Time Schedule

Winter 2011 Time Schedule

Spring 2011 Time Schedule

Summer 2011 Time Schedule

Astronomy and Physics 4 year course plan (Note this is only an example – you should create a plan that is most appropriate for you!)

Want to know how to create an academic plan? Check out this website: http://staff.washington.edu/sterrs/AcademicPlanningGuide.pdf

ASTR 500:

1 credit: come on Monday* for seminar-like discussion

2 credits: come on Mondays and Wednesdays, Wednesdays will have more hands-on activities

3 credits: come both days plus do an outside project

* Note days may change to Tuesday and Thursday versus Monday and Wednesday

Physics 2010 – 2011 Course Offerings

(*note the Physics schedule may change, this is provided only as a guide. To confirm schedules check the official time schedule for Physics or talk with Margot.)

Physics course scheduling details