Astronomy
Links:

NASA (main page)

Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Hubble Space Telescope

Astronomy Picture of the Day

Magellan (Venus)

Earth Observatory

Mars Spirit Rover

Mars Pathfinder/Surveyor

Galileo (Jupiter)

Cassini (Saturn)

  Sun_lesson
 
SOHO (Sun) 

Supernova Project

Ned's Cosmology

 

Miscellaneous
Links:

Essential Cosmic Perspective

MasteringAstronomy

Powers of Ten CERN

Powers of Ten wordwizz

Help in the Search forExtra-Terrestrial Intelligence with SETI@Home

Sun Song

moon's shadow

Rise/Set times for Sun and Moon

Solar System Builder

navigation with sextant

today's website

 

Physics 112
Astronomy and the Universe

at the University of Illinois at Chicago
Fall Semester 2009

 

Midterm 2 scores available in blackboard

Mean is 30.5; grade cuts

A >39, B>33, C>22, D>18

Midterm 2 Answers

 

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Stick Lab part 2 due Tues. Nov. 17th

 

Final Exam Wed. Dec. 9th at 3:30-5:30PM in LC E1

 

Midterm 1 scores available in blackboard

Mean is 29; grade cuts

A >35, B>30, C>21, D>17

 

MasteringAstronomy

Course ID is ASTRONOMYFALL09

 

Xat.com uJDOThis is the informational site for 2009 fall semester sections of Physics 112: Astronomy and the Universe.  If you are currently enrolled in this class, you've come to the right place --- if not, feel free to look around anyway.
 

Professor: 

Mark Adams

Office:  2274 SES 
Phone:  (312) 996-3403

 

emailadams@uic.edu
Office hours:  Tues. 12-1 PM, Thurs. 1-2PM and by appointment.

Meeting Times:
The lecture section of this class meets twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:00pm to 3:15pm in the E1 Lecture Center.  There is no discussion section. There are five separate laboratory sections each week:  All labs are held in 2280 SEL.  There are no prerequisites for this course, however, familiarity with high school algebra is assumed.  To be properly enrolled, you must sign up for the lecture section and one concurrent laboratory section.  All labs offered during the semester must be completed in order to obtain course credit!

Staff: on the web here (in HTML)

Syllabus: on the web here (in HTML) . 

Course Information:
Course information, including grading structure is available on the web here (in HTML) . 
This index page is available at http://physicsweb.phy.uic.edu/112/index.htm.

Other Course Material: 

Examination Schedule

Homeworks are available online via MasteringAstronomy

In addition, this page will have several useful/interesting links relating to the class (see the sidebar at the left).  Please don't hesitate to email me at the above address if you have any questions regarding the class or its web page.