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Astro 101.001

Astro 101.001. Professor : Greg Taylor. Astro 101.002. Professor : Greg Taylor TA: David Jones (in RH111 on homework due days 4:30-5:30pm) Course Goals : Extend your horizons Class Web page : www.phys.unm.edu/~gbtaylor/astr101

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Astro 101.001

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  1. Astro 101.001 Professor: Greg Taylor

  2. Astro 101.002 Professor: Greg Taylor TA: David Jones (in RH111 on homework due days 4:30-5:30pm) Course Goals: Extend your horizons Class Web page: www.phys.unm.edu/~gbtaylor/astr101 Course Text: Astronomy: A Beginner's Guide to the Universe, Chaisson and McMillan, 6th ed. i-Clickers: YES, you need one. Bring it to every class. Homework: Reading and Mastering Astronomy assignments (roughly weekly) Grading: 12% class participation; 22% homework; 66% based on best 3 out of 4 tests. NOTE: there will be NO makeup tests.

  3. Instructions Cont. Syllabus: handed out, on-line & posted in Upper-West case so be sure to read it. Tests: bring two number 2 pencils. Multiple-Choice. Office-Hours: Mondays 9-11am in PandA 180 or by appt. Campus Observatory: Fridays 7-9pm now, 8-10pm MST In Class: Do - Ask Questions, Challenge unbelievable statements, Be Curious about the Universe Do Not - Talk, use phones, or play video games during lectures - be courteous of your fellow students

  4. Banner ID How to Register your Clicker Go to: http://www.iclicker.com/registration/ Fill in requested fields: For “Student ID” use your BANNER ID

  5. UNM e-mail How to Register on Mastering Astronomy Go to: http://www.masteringastronomy.com/site Use your UNM e-mail for the “Login Name” Course ID is TAYLOR14181 Use your BANNER ID for the Student ID

  6. Click Students Go to www.masteringastronomy.com

  7. If you DO have an access code, click Yes and Continue Step 1:Do you have an access code? An access code is a 6-part code. Here is an example of what an access code looks like: QUAYS-THUMB-PIPES-TRAWL-NOMAD-KNEAD NOTE: Your text/package may have included a MasteringAstronomy access code, or you may have purchased a code separately at your bookstore. If not, you can purchase access online at www.masteringastronomy.com.

  8. Enter your 6-partAccess Code HERE • Do you have a Pearson Education account? • Select: • No if this is your first Pearson product. • Yes if you have another Pearson Account • Not Sure Create a Login Name and Password Confirm Password. Click Next

  9. Enter First Name, Last Name, and Email Address Enter School Country, Zip Code, School Name

  10. CONGRATULATIONS! You have successfully registered for MasteringAstronomy. Click Log In Now

  11. click Yes, enter your Course ID and click Continue. TAYLOR14181 Course ID = TAYLOR14181

  12. Enter your 9 digit UNM ID here

  13. You are now viewing your MasteringAstronomy homepage! Click here to access the Study Area Click here to access the eText Tips to improve your grade! Click here to View Assignments For help registering: Celeste Nossiter will be in Logan Hall (psychology) Today 10:45-11:30am, and Thursday 11:20 - noon

  14. Job Announcement The office of accessibility resource center is looking for a student in this class to volunteer to provide notes for this class. The student will be paid a stipend for the semester.  [The] Interested student should come by our office at 2021 mesa vista hall to complete the required hiring paperwork.  COURSE: ASTR 101.001                              INITIAL: LGR

  15. A Quick Tour of the Universe (and this course)

  16. Keck Telescopes

  17. Hubble Space Telescope

  18. Very Large Array (VLA)

  19. Chandra X-ray Observatory Perseus Cluster

  20. Kepler Telescope

  21. First Long Wavelength Array Station (LWA-1) Site April 2010

  22. First Long Wavelength Array Station (LWA-1) Site

  23. HAARP

  24. Gravity M m G M m F = r2 r

  25. How long does it take for the Earth to go around the Sun? A: 1 hour B: 1 day C: 1 month D: 1 year E: Forever, the Sun goes around the Earth. Sample Clicker Question #1:

  26. What is the current phase of the moon? New First quarter Full Third quarter Sample Clicker Question #2:

  27. Is there life on Mars? Yes No Sample Clicker Question #3:

  28. Cassiopeia A: Supernova Remnant

  29. Example Supernova: 1998bw

  30. A Young Supernova SN 1993J Rupen et al.

  31. 1 kpc

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