PHYS 1523 N2
Course
Online
Description
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Type
Course
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Level
Intermediate
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Methodology
Online
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Duration
Flexible
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Start date
Different dates available
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Online campus
Yes
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Delivery of study materials
Yes
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Support service
Yes
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Virtual classes
Yes
This course is the continuation of Astronomy 1. Starting with the study of the sun, our nearest star, the course ventures into the realm of exploding stars, pulsars, black holes and other exotic phenomena in the universe. Other topics include star formation, nuclear fusion, nucleosynthesis and stellar evolution. Observation session will be held as weather permits.
Facilities
Location
Start date
Start date
About this course
Credit cannot be obtained for both PHYS 1523 and IDST 1703. PHYS 1523 may not be offered as a credit for a physics major.
Reviews
Subjects
- Astronomy
- Telescopes
- Science
- Cameras
- Physics
- PHYSICS of science
- Core physics
- Physics research
- Matter
- Galaxies
- Planets
Course programme
In this course, you will learn about space science, telescopes, cameras and other instruments used in the study of astronomy. It will also offer a brief but concise coverage of a wide range of topics that balances core physics concepts with exciting topics both within and inspired by modern physics research.
Topics include:
- The origins of our Universe
- Matter
- Galaxies
- Stars
- Planets
- Life
The major goals of the course are to expand horizons, apply the scientific method, teach critical and logical thinking, and practice problem solving skills. You are expected to develop the ability to search for, verify, interpret, and communicate scientific information.
PHYS 1523 N2