Quantitative Activities for Introductory Astronomy
Quantitative Activities for Introductory Astronomy
A collection of lecture-tutorial or homework activities, designed to be both quantitative and accessible to the introductory astronomy student. These were developed at Hampden-Sydney College over the past several years.We will be presenting these as a poster presentation at the next meeting of the American Astronomical Society in January 2010, and would like to publish them as a workbook for students taking introductory astronomy.Please send any comments, suggestions or ideas to: jkeohane@hsc.edu
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Earth science, Exoplanetology, Astronomy, Physics/education, Astronomy/education, Mathematics/education, Atomic physics, Extragalactic astronomy, Galactic astronomy, Earth Sciences, Physical cosmology, Planetary sciences, Solar System, Biology
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