Introductory Classes


CLEA labs

Lectures

    Fall Semester 2008
        1010
Section
Days
 Time
 Instructor


001
MWF
 9:00-9:50
 Prof. Gies
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002
TR
 9:30-10:45
 Prof. White
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003
MWF
 11:00-11:50
 Dr. Jao
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004
TR
 1:00-2:15
 Prof. Bagnuolo
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005
MW
 5:30-6:45
 Prof. Miller
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        1020 

Section
Days
 Time
 Instructor


001
TR
 9:30-10:45
 Prof. Bagnuolo (1)
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002
MW
 12:00-1:15
 Prof. Bagnuolo (2)
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003
TR
 5:30-6:45
 Dr. McGimsey < >


Labs

    Syllabus:    1010 / 1020
    TA Names / e-mail

1010 Schedule

held in Kell Hall 528


Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
8:00
  - 9:00
065 - 80266
Jao
Maune
8 - 9:50
Gies
020 - 80256
005 - 83674
Fischer
8 - 9:50
040 - 80258
White
Davison
8 - 9:50
  
045 - 80262
White
Davison
8 - 9:50
9:00
  - 10:00
  
10:00
  - 11:00
010 - 80255
Gies
Winters
10 - 11:50
  
025 - 80261
White
Winters
10 - 11:50
  
095 - 80270
Bagnuolo
Eggen
10 - 11:50
11:00
  - 12:00
030 - 80260
White
Dieterich
11 - 12:50
070 - 80264
Jao
Caballero
11 - 12:50
12:00
  - 1:00
015 - 80257
Gies
Guo
12 - 1:50
060 - 80267
Jao
Maune
12 - 1:50
050 - 80265
Jao
Bowsher
12 - 1:50
1:00
  - 2:00
055 - 80263
Jao
Bowsher
1 - 2:50
035 - 80259
White
Riedel
1 - 2:50
2:00
  - 3:00

085 - 80272
Bagnuolo
Wilson
2:30 - 4:20

075 - 80268
Bagnuolo
Fischer
2:30 - 4:20
  
3:00
  - 4:00
090 - 80271
Bagnuolo
Davison
3:00 - 4:50
080 - 80269
Bagnuolo
Maune
3:00 - 4:50
  
4:00
  - 5:00
      
5:00
  - 6:00
  
105 - 80274
Miller
Guo
5 - 6:50
      
6:00
  - 7:00
        
7:00
  - 8:00
110 - 80275
Miller
Matson
7:00 - 8:50
  
100 - 80273
Miller
Guo
7:00 - 8:50
    
8:00
  - 9:00
      



1020 Schedule

held in Kell Hall 516
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
8:00
  - 9:00
          
9:00
  - 10:00
005 - 80276
Bagnuolo (1)
Riedel
9 - 10:50
      
015 - 80278
Bagnuolo (1)
Matson
9 - 10:50
10:00
  - 11:00
      
11:00
  - 12:00
  
010 - 80277
Bagnuolo (1)
Parks
11 - 12:50
      
12:00
  - 1:00		        
1:00
  - 2:00

035 - 80280
Bagnuolo (2)
Eggen
1:30 - 3:20
025 - 80283
Bagnuolo (2)
Touhami
1 - 2:50

030 - 80282
Bagnuolo (2)
Matson
1:30 - 3:20
020 - 80279
Bagnuolo (2)
Bowsher
1 - 2:50
040 - 80281
Bagnuolo (2)
Fischer
1 - 2:50
2:00
  - 3:00
3:00
  - 4:00
          
4:00
  - 5:00
          
5:00
  - 6:00
    
050 - 80284
McGimsey
Scott & Marine
5:00 - 6:50
    
6:00
  - 7:00
        
7:00
  - 8:00
  
045 - 80285
McGimsey
Scott & Marine
7:00 - 8:50
  
055 - 80286
McGimsey
Scott & Marine
7:00 - 8:50
  
8:00
  - 9:00
      



       TA Names / e-mail


 TA Name e-mail

Emily Bowsher
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Saida Caballero
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Cassy Davison
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Sergio Dieterich
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Joe Eggen
 < >

Travis Fischer
 < >

Zhao Guo
 < >

Hannah Marine
 < >

Rachel Matson
 < >

Jeremy Maune
 < >

Rob Parks
 < >

Noel Richardson
 < >

Adric Riedel
 < >

Nic Scott
 < >

Yamina Touhami
 < >

John Wilson
 < >

Jen Winters
 < >


Astronomy Links

    Astronomy Picture of the Day
  • Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) - lots of pretty pictures with a great archive of said images
  • The Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI) - Pretty pictures from Hubble, etc!!
  • badastronomy.com - a website full of debunking of myths and reamings for the scientific inaccuracies proliferating through our culture. Also has some truly awesome links.
    • SETI at home
  • SETI at Home - you too can search for signals from extra-terrestrials - a very useful screensaver
  • Heavens Above - Find out what stars, planets, etc. you can see in the sky from your location, any time. A very thorough and well-organized site.
  • Telescope Basics from Celestron - Great for choosing the right telescope!
  • The Nine Planets by Bill Arnett - A good summary of the Solar System.

Here is a list of observatories around Atlanta and all have free admission. Be sure to check the weather first, you won't get to see much if it's cloudy!
  • Bradley Observatory at Agnes Scott University - open 2nd Friday of each month during the academic year at 8:00 pm. Usually includes lecture, planetarium show, and a look through the telescope if it's clear.
  • Fernbank Science Center - open most (clear) Thursday and Friday nights from dark or 8:00 (whichever is later) - 10:30 pm. Views through the telescope are free, and there is also a planetarium show for a small fee.
  • Hard Labor Creek Observatory run by Georgia State University - open at sunset one Saturday night each month between March-October. If it's cloudy, there is an astronomy slide show and observatory tour.
  • University of Georgia Observatory - open one Friday each month, time varies. If it's cloudy, they give a brief lecture on an astronomy topic of interest.


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