Current Courses

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Summer 2021
Spring 2021

Session A, June 1-July 2

ASTR 1000, The Solar System
Instructor: Losada
Mode: Remote
11:20-12:55PM (M-F)

ASTR 2600, Intro to Scientific Programing
Instructor: Allured
Mode: Remote
1:15-2:50PM (M-F)

Session B, July 6-August 6

ASTR 1200, Stars and Galaxies
Instructor: Bahauddin
Mode: Remote
11:20-12:55PM (M-F)

ASTR 2040, Search for Life in the Universe
Instructor: Gallego
Mode: Remote
3:10-4:45PM (M-F)

MWF

ASTR 1200-001, Stars and Galaxies
Instructor: Perez-Gallego
Remote
10:20-11:10 (MWF)
ASTR 3740, Cosmology & Relativity
Instructor: Hamilton
Duane G131 + Remote
10:20-11:10 (MWF)
ASTR 3760-001, Solar & Space Physics
Instructor: Ergun
Remote
9:10-10:00 (MWF)

Labs and Recitations

ASTR 1030 labs
111 - M 10:20a-12:05p OBSV S175
112 - M 12:40p-2:25p OBSV S175
113 - M 3:00p-4:45p OBSV S175
114 - M 10:20a-12:05p Remote
115 - M 12:40p-2:25p Remote
116 - M 3:00p-4:45p Remote
ASTR 1040 recitations
011 - W 9:10a-10:00a Fiske M150
012 - W 10:20a-11:10a Fiske M150
013 - W 3:00p-3:50p Remote
014 - W 4:10p-5:00p Remote
ASTR 2010 recitations
010 - Th 4:10p-5:00p Fiske M150
011 - F 3:00p-3:50p Fiske M150
012 - Th 1:50p-2:40p Remote
013 - F 4:10p-5:00p Remote
ASTR 2030 recitations
010 - Th 5:30p-6:20p Fiske M150
011 - Th 7:05p-7:55p Fiske M150
012 - F 4:10p-5:00p Fiske M150
013 - F 7:40p-8:30p Fiske M150
014 - Th 5:30p-6:20p Remote
015 - Th 7:05p-7:55p Remote
016 - F 4:10p-5:00p Remote
017 - F 7:40p-8:30p Remote
ASTR 2040 recitations
010 - M 9:10a-10:00a Fiske M150
011 - M 12:40p-1:30p Fiske M150
012 - M 4:10p-5:00p Fiske M150
013 - F 11:30a-12:20p Fiske M150
014 - 9:10a-10:00a Remote
015 - 12:40p-1:30p Remote
016 - 4:10p-5:00p Remote
017 - 11:30a-12:20p Remote
ASTR 3720 recitations
010 - W 1:50p-2:40p Remote
011 - W 3:00p-3:50p Fiske M150
012 - W 4:10p-5:00p Fiske M150
013 - W 5:20p-6:10p Fiske M150
014 - W 6:30p-7:20p Fiske M150
015 - W 7:40p-8:30p Remote
ASTR 3800 recitations
010 - F 10:20a-11:10a Remote
011 - F 3:00p-3:50p Remote

TuTh

ASTR 1000-001, The Solar System
Instructor: Wooten
Remote
12:45-2:00 (TuTh)
ASTR 1000-002, The Solar System
Instructor: Wooten
Remote
2:20-3:45 (TuTh)
ASTR 1030-100, Accel Intro Astronomy 1
Instructor: Berta-Thompson
Remote
3:55-5:10 (TuTh)
ASTR 1040-010, Accel Intro Astronomy 2
Instructor: Nelson
Remote
11:10-12:25 (TuTh)
ASTR 1200-002, Stars and Galaxies
Instructor: Perez-Gallego
Remote
11:10-12:25 (TuTh)
ASTR 2000-001, Ancient Astronomies
Instructor: Zawaski
Fiske M150 + Remote
2:20-3:35 (TuTh)
ASTR 2010-001, Modern Cosmology
Instructor: Begelman
Remote
9:35-10:50 (Tu)
ASTR 2030-001, Black Holes
Instructor: Madigan
Remote
11:10-12:25 (Tu)
ASTR 2040-001, Search for Life in the Universe
Instructor: MacGregor
Remote
3:55-4:45 (TuTh)
ASTR 2100-001, Concepts in Astrophysics
Instructor: Halverson
Remote
11:10-12:25 (TuTh)
ASTR 2600, Computation Techniques
Instructor: Hornstein
OBSV S125 + Remote
2:20-3:35 (TuTh)
ASTR 3400-001, Research Methods
Instructor: Keller
Remote
5:30-7:15 (TuTh)
ASTR 3520, Observations and Instrumentation 2
Instructor: France
OBSV S125
9:35-10:50 (TuTh)
Lab: 6:30-8:20 (Tu)
ASTR 3720-001, Planets & Their Atmospheres
Instructor: Brain & Schneider
Remote
2:20-3:35 (TuTh)
ASTR 3800-001, Data Analysis & Computing
Instructor: Cash
Remote
3:55-5:20 (TuTh)
ASTR 3830-001, Astrophysics 2
Instructor: Comerford
Remote
11:10-12:25 (TuTh)
ASTR 4800-001, Space Science: Practice & Policy
Instructor: Baker & Blum
Remote (Tu) + Fiske M150 (Th)
12:45-2:00 (TuTh)

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