Exam#3: Thu, Apr 17, 7-8 pm
Material for Exam:
Lecture Notes & Review Chapters VII - X + Start of XI
Physics 405 students: DeM 112
Physics 406 students: Murkland 115
In the upper part another set of Music Pieces "Rock around the Bow Shock" can be found.
Here is the info on the Astronomy Labs.
If you'd like an additional Observatory Experience you can always join the Public Sessions at the UNH Observatory
As graded material appears here, please pick up in the Physics Office a.s.a.p.!!!
It will be discarded after 3 weeks!!!!
Your electronic part of the Homework Assignments and Reading Quizzes go through Mastering Astronomy, which comes with your book.
Activities, Homeworks and their solutions are posted on the Blackboard Site when available/graded.
We will use the CPS-Remote Pad, or our "Star Trek Communicator", for
making the class interactive. You will need the "Star Trek Communicator"
during every class
- to answer 2 or 3 questions on the assigned Reading
- to engage in the discussion of the Interactive Class Questions
- to engage in the discussion on some of the Activity questions
- to provide feedback to me on certain issues as they come up
You need to purchase a CPS-Remote at the local bookstores (includes your Enrollment
Code).
Then Enroll your Remote through your Blackboard Course on the CPS Website, as
is explained in the attachment of the Syllabus. (Is available as two downloadable
PDF Files on a UNH Help website; QT#1,
2 on the page in this link)
We will start using the "Star Trek Communicator" the second week of class.
PRACTICE EXAMS and REVIEW
Lecture Notes are also available as PDF-Files (to be read with Acrobat Reader)
The Outdoor Lab Manual is now online! Check it out for further information on Observatory Lab Write-Ups and the Term Paper.
Materials in the Library:
For icosohedral models of the planets in our solar system (not to scale, but very pretty to look at), visit the Views of the Solar System site.
For models of various satellites and spacecraft (including a model of ACE designed by a UNH alumna), visit Space Craft International's free downloadable model page.
Also check out SCI's contributions to the Solar System Model in Pasadena, CA, a scale replica of our solar system that spans many kilometers.
Check on UNH Open Observatory nights. Schedule is dependent on clear weather.