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John Oliver's AST 1002 "Discover the Universe"


An introductory physical science course. This course aims to provide the student with an introduction to the methods and practice of a physical science, as well as an overview of the Astronomical universe.

An Introduction to the Course

My Teaching Philosophy and other stuff

The Most Recent Course Syllabus

Course Grades

Study Materials

Course materials

As indicated in the course introduction, there are several kinds of materials needed for this course. In addition to the texts, you should have the course note packet from University Copy & More, 1620 W University Ave. In addition, be sure to bring a piece of notebook paper with you to each class since I may ask you to do some sort of "in class" exercise.

Mailing List and Other Resources

If you are in my class you should already be automatically subscribed to my e-mail list. It is important that you get subscribed to this list as soon as possible, and that you read your e-mail at least every other day. I will be sending out class assignments, study notes, and exam scores to the list. I will assume that you are reading the list in a timely fashion. Please post your questions about the class or about astronomy to me directly at oliver@astro.ufl.edu).
This mailing list has been set up automatically using the e-mail address you have established as your GatorLink address.

If you are having trouble receiving the mailing list, or you want to review messages that were sent out in the past, go to the list archive at http://www.lists.ufl.edu/archives/ast1002jpo-L.html .


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 created 09/20/95 4:06 PM; Last revised 01/26/2006 12:18