Breadcrumb
Links on course numbers will direct you to the CU catalog course description. Links on course titles will link you to specific class websites or syallbi, if available.
MWF Schedule
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ASTR 1010, Intro to Astronomy
Instructor: Duncan
Room: G1B20
9:00-9:50 (MWF) -
ASTR 1030, Accel. Intro to Astronomy I
Instructor: Berta-Thompson
Room: G130
9:00-9:50 (MWF) -
ASTR 3560, Astronomical Instrumentation Lab
Instructor: Glenn
Room: D318
9:00-9:50 (M)
9:00-10:50 (WF) -
ASTR 2040, Search for Life in the Universe
Instructor: Perez-Gallego
Room: G1B20
10:00-10:50 (MWF) -
ASTR 1200, Stars & Galaxies
Instructor: Portyankina
Room: G130
11:00-11:50 (MWF) -
ASTR 4800, Space Science: Practice & Policy
Instructor: Burns
Room: E126
11:00-11:50 (MWF) -
ASTR 2010, Modern Cosmology
Instructor: Begelman
Room: G131
1:00-1:50 (MWF) -
ASTR 2600, Computational Techniques
Instructor: Darling
Room OBSV S125
1:00-2:15 (MW) -
ASTR 1000, The Solar System
Instructor: Brown
Room: G1B20
2:00-2:50 (MWF)
Labs and Recitations
- ASTR 1010, OBSV S175
L-110, T 9:00-10:45
L-111, T 11:00-12:45
L-112, T 1:00-2:45
L-113, W 11:00-12:45
L-114, W 1:00-2:45
L-115, W 3:00-4:45
L-116, Th 9:00-10:45
L-117, Th 11:00-12:45
L-118, Th 1:00-2:45 - ASTR 1020, OBSV
011, W 9:00-9:50, S175
012, W 9:00-9:50, S125
013, W 10:00-10:50, S175
014, W 10:00-10:50, S125 - ASTR 1030, OBSV S175
110, M 11:00-12:45
111, M 1:00-2:45
112, M 3:00-4:45
113, F 11:00-12:45
114, F 1:00-2:45 - ASTR 1040, D142
011, T 1:00-1:50
012, T 2:00-2:50
013, W 1:00-1:50
T/TH Schedule
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ASTR 1040, Accel Intro Astronomy II
Instructor: Rast
Room: G125
9:30-10:45 (T/Th) -
ASTR 2030, Black Holes
Instructor: Dexter
Room G1B20
9:30-10:45 (T/Th) -
ASTR 3750, Planets, Moons, & Rings
Instructor: Esposito
Room: G130
9:30-10:45 (T/Th) -
ASTR 1000, The Solar System
Instructor: Brown
Room: G1B20
11:00-12:15 (T/Th) -
ASTR 3710, Solar System Formation and Dynamics
Instructor: Schneider
Room: G130
11:00-12:15 (T/Th) -
ASTR 2020, Space Astronomy
Instructor: Burns
Room: G130
12:30-1:45pm (T/Th) -
ASTR 3730, Astrophysics 1
Instructor: Bally
Room: Chem 142
12:30-1:45pm (T/Th) -
ASTR 1200, Stars & Galaxies
Instructor: Duncan
Room: G130
2:00-3:15 (T/Th) -
ASTR 2000, Ancient Astronomies
Instructor: Keller
Room: BESC 180
2:00-3:15 (T/Th) -
ASTR 3510, Observations & Instrumentation I
Instructor: Hornstein
Room: E126
2:00-3:15pm (T/Th)
Lab 7:30pm-9:30pm (T in S125) -
ASTR 3800, Data Analysis & Computing
Instructor: Cash
Room: OBSV S125
3:30-5:20 (T/Th)
***Courses are subject to change***
ASTR 3400 - Research Methods cannot be offered this semester.
ASTR 4330 - Cosmochemistry is being offered by the Geology Dept as GEOL 4330 - Cosmochemistry
MWF Schedule
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ASTR 1200, Stars & Galaxies
Instructor:Vorobiev
Room: G1B20
9:00-9:50 (MWF) -
ASTR 3760, Solar & Space Physics
Instructor: Malaspina
Room: G131
9:00-9:50 (MWF) -
ASTR 3740, Cosmology & Relativity
Instructor: Hamilton
Room: G131
10:00-10:50 (MWF) -
ASTR 2030, Black Holes
Instructor: Begelman
Room: G130
1:00-1:50 (MWF) -
ASTR 3400, Research Methods
Instructor: Keller
Room: OBSV S125
1:00-2:50 (MW) -
ASTR 2500, Gateway to Space
Instructor: Rhode
Room: AERO N100
3:30-4:45 (MW)
Labs and Recitations
- Class, location
Section, Day Time
- ASTR 1010, OBSV S175
L-110, T 9:00-10:45
L-111, T 11:00-12:45
L-112, W 9:00-10:45
L-113, W 11:00-12:45
L-114, W 1:00-2:45
L-115, W 3:00-4:45
L-116, Th 11:00-12:45
L-117, F 9:00-10:45
- ASTR 1020, OBSV
011, T 2:00-2:50, S125
015, Th 10:00-10:50, S125
- ASTR 1030, OBSV S175
112, M 12:00-1:45
113, M 2:00-3:45
114, F 11:00-12:45
- ASTR 1040, D318
011, T 3:00-3:50
012, W 11:00-11:50
013, W 12:00-12:50
014, W 1:00-1:50
015, W 10:00-10:50
T/Th Schedule
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ASTR 2010, Modern Cosmology
Instructor: Bally
Room: G130
9:30-10:45 (T/Th) -
ASTR 3520, Observations & Instrumentation II
Instructor: Kowalski
Room: E126
9:30-10:45 (T/Th)
Lab: OBSV S125 6:30p-8:20p (T) -
ASTR 1040, Accel Intro Astronomy II
Instructor: Toomre
Room: G130
11:00-12:15 (T/Th) -
ASTR 1200, Stars & Galaxies
Instructor: Green
Room: G1B20
11:00-12:15 (T/Th) -
ASTR 2100, Fundamental Concepts in Astrophysics
Instructor: Cranmer
Room: E126
11:00-12:15 (T/Th) -
ASTR 2600, Computation Techniques
Instructor: Hornstein
Room: OBSV S125
11:00-12:15 (T/Th) -
ASTR 3830, Astrophysics II
Instructor: Cash
Room: G131
11:00-12:15 (T/Th) -
ASTR 1000, The Solar System
Instructor: Schneider
Room: G1B20
12:30-1:45 (T/Th) -
ASTR 1020, Intro Astronomy II
Instructor: Duncan
Room: G130
12:30-1:45 (T/Th) -
ASTR 4800, Space Science: Practice & Policy
Instructor: Esposito
Room: E126
12:30-1:45 (T/Th) -
ASTR 1000, The Solar System
Instructor: Lowder
Room: G1B30
2:00-3:15 (T/Th) -
ASTR 1010, Intro Astronomy I
Instructor: Hornstein
Room: G1B20
2:00-3:15 (T/Th) -
ASTR 2000, Ancient Astronomies
Instructor: Ellingson
Room: BESC 180
2:00-3:15 (T/Th) -
ASTR 3720, Planets & Their Atmospheres
Instructor: Brain
Room: G130
2:00-3:15 (T/Th) -
ASTR 1030, Accel Intro Astronomy I
Instructor: Ergun
Room: G130
3:30-4:45 (T/Th) -
ASTR 2040, The Search for Life in the Universe
Instructor: MacGregor
Room: BESC 180
3:30-4:45 (T/Th) -
ASTR 3800, Data Analysis & Computing
Instructor: Duncan
Room: OBSV S125
3:30-5:20 (T/Th)
Session A
ASTR 1000, The Solar System
Instructor: Jennie Paine
All summer session A classes will be taught remotely Please click here for the official announcement. Details are forthcoming.
11:00-12:35PM (M-F)
ASTR 2600, Intro to Scientifc Programing
Instructor: Kosta Horaites
All summer session A classes will be taught remotely Please click here for the official announcement. Details are forthcoming.
12:45-2:20PM (M-F)
Session B
ASTR 1200, Stars and Galaxies
Instructor: Aaron Stemo
All summer session B classes will be taught remotely Please click here for the official announcement. Details are forthcoming.
11:00-12:35PM (M-F)
ASTR 2040, Search for Life in the Universe
Instructor: Angela Collier
All summer session B classes will be taught remotely Please click here for the official announcement. Details are forthcoming.
2:30-4:05PM (M-F)
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