101. Otterbein College Department Of Physics And Astronomy Introduces faculty and summarizes academic program. Details courses, schedules, and degrees, and offers general information about the Weitkamp Observatory and Science Lecture Series. http://www.otterbein.edu/dept/phys/

Skip to content Physics and Astronomy Department Home Schedule of Courses ... Contact Us The Physics major at Otterbein College prepares students interested in the natural sciences for a wide variety of careers, from academic or industrial research and development, to medicine, law or business, by providing training in problem solving and analytical thinking. Introductory physics is also taken by students majoring in Chemistry and Life Science who wish to understand the physical principles applied in their own disciplines. The Physical Science major prepares students for a career in teaching in grades 7-12. Otterbein offers a program in Engineering in cooperation with Washington University in St. Louis and Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland leading to a B.A. degree from Otterbein College and a B.S. degree in Engineering from the partner institution. Students in this program commonly attend Otterbein for three years and Washington University or Case Western for two. The cooperative engineering program is an attractive alternative to traditional engineering curricula which are typically highly structured and require longer than four years to complete. Program graduates are "liberally educated engineers" with a professional advantage due to the distinctive range of their skills, from problem solving to communication. Please send comments and suggestions to

102. School Of  Physics And Astronomy Undergraduate and graduate physics courses with a wide choice of options. Toprated research in a broad range of fields in physics and astronomy. http://www.ph.bham.ac.uk/

School of Physics and Astronomy University Fast Find Site Index Schools / Departments Telephone Directory Email Directory Useful Contacts Frequently Asked Questions Directions / Maps Acronym Directory Vacancies SCHOOL OF PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY Site links Admissions Schools Outreach Current Students Research ... Alumni School Information Head of School Contact the School Directions to the School History of the School University Information About the University General Links School Calendar School News SEARCH THIS SITE SEARCH WHOLE UNIVERSITY We are one of the largest Schools of Physics and Astronomy in the country, with a long tradition of world-class research. We are proud to have achieved a grade five in the most recent (2001) Research Assessment Exercise. The spirit of enthusiasm manifest in the research activities of our staff also infuses undergraduate and postgraduate teaching. Staff are active in a wide range of research fields including Astronomy, Condensed Matter Physics, Molecular Physics, Nanoscale Physics, Nuclear and Particle Physics, as well as Theoretical Physics and Medical and Radiation Physics. Courses in all of these topics (and many more) are available in our degree programmes, which are taught by internationally recognised experts. Our teaching is well respected, having been awarded 23 (out of 24) in the last assessment. The University Open Day is Saturday 17th September 2005 10am until 3.30pm

103. Getting Started With Astronomy 160 (Mm) Hybrid/online Course Otherwise, you might add the course for previous quarter! If you go back toMyWebCT you should see the link to astronomy 160 website. http://astromm.calstatela.edu/160/160GettingStartedwithOnlineCourse.html

California State University Los Angeles Getting started with Astro 160 Mm hybrid/online First, make sure that you are registered for this course: ASTR 160-01 in Summer 2005. Check through GET or STAR if you are not sure. For interaction, quizzes, the writing assignment, and the final we will use web based environment known as the WebCT (Web Course Tools). You must create your personal "WebCT ID" on campus WebCT server. The procedure to do so is described in http://www.calstatela.edu/centers/cetl/fitsc/webct/pdf/selfreg.pdf It is a pretty straightforward procedure: Go to WebCT server , then, click on link for Create MyWebCT and enter the data. Warning 1 : make sure to enter your correct name as prompted, first then last, and NOT all in lower case or all in upper case . I.e., it should be John Smith , not "Smith John", "john smith", "smith john", "JOHN SMITH" or "SMITH JOHN." This is serious . If you enter your name incorrectly you are violating the alphabetic order by which the grade rosters are created, and you and everyone in the class roster after you may have incorrectly assigned grade. I will deduct points for students who have incorrectly entered names so that I have to make correction by hand. Warning 2 : in order to use the WebCT you have to allow your browser to accept cookies! Do so now, or at least you must do it before you login to the WebCT. You can disallow cookies after you log out from WebCT.

104. Open University Index Page Informative descriptions of second and third level technology courses such as TT28x, MT262, M360, M358, and M206, as well as the astronomy course S282. http://www.catzwhiskerz.org.uk/openuni/

Home Open Uni Web Apps Sciences Computing Open University LINKS Web Apps Sciences Computing These are some of the Open University courses that I have studied/am studying so far. I have given my impression of each course and provided links to useful information about each, but as time goes by courses may change in content and so you should keep this in mind when reading my comments. Web Applications. So far, I have completed the first four courses and will begin the fifth in early October 2005: TT280 - Web Applications (completed 2002). TT281 - The client side of applications development (completed 2003). TT282 - the server side of applications development (completed 2004). TT380 - Databases within website design (completed 2005). Sciences S103 - Discovering Science (2005) S282 - Astronomy. (2003) I've had to drop out of this course (late July 2003) but have included information and links on as much of the course as possible, so it should still be useful to anyone thinking of taking S282 next year. There is also advice about buying a telescope included. Computing MT262 - C++ programming. (2002)

105. How Online Astronomy 151 Works? In Summer of 2005, astronomy 15101 will run as online course. What kind ofInternet skills do you need for this course? Technically not much merely that http://astromm.calstatela.edu/151/151HowOnlineCourseWorks.html

California State University Los Angeles How Astro 151 Mm ) course works? What are the "hybrid" and "online" courses? What kind of Internet skills do you need for this course? How to register for this class? Do we have synchronous chats in this class? ... Common problem with taking a Quiz or the Final What are the "hybrid" and "online" courses? An online course has no lectures or campus meetings of any kind, including office hours and assignments. Everything is done through the Internet, using web tools and e-mail, with the exception of Final Exam which has to be taken on campus. A hybrid course has some class meetings on campus, while most or all of the assignments are done through the Internet, using web tools and e-mail. The Final Exam is done on campus. In Summer of 2005, Astronomy 151-01 will run as online course What kind of Internet skills do you need for this course? Technically not much: merely that you are comfortable with browsing the web and using the e-mail. The specific tasks that you need include knowing how to configure browser to allow cookies and pop-up windows, and basic survival skills - what to do when connection breaks, when are the times when the connection is fastest, etc. It would help if you are comfortable with some Internet jargon, or if you have some experience with newsgroups or e-mail discussion lists.

106. Assessment Techniques In An Online Astronomy Course Assessment techniques in an online astronomy course. http://www.atnf.csiro.au/pasa/17_2/mazzolini1/

Assessment techniques in an online astronomy course Margaret Mazzolini, PASA, 17 (2), 141 Assessment Techniques in an Online Astronomy Course Margaret Mazzolini BSEE, Mail Box 31, Swinburne University of Technology, PO Box 214, Hawthorn VIC 3122 Australia (E-mail: mmazzolini@swin.edu.au) Keywords: astronomy education Abstract Teaching an astronomy course online involves many challenges. One major challenge is the design of appropriate, practical and challenging forms of assessment which focus both on the astronomy content of the course and on the particular astronomy interests of the enrollees. This paper will discuss the assessment approaches we have chosen for our introductory-level subjects, the outcomes obtained and the reactions of the course participants. In particular, some of the wide variety of project work undertaken by the participants will be described. 1. Overview Swinburne Astronomy Online, an online Graduate Certificate in Applied Science (Astronomy), commenced in Semester 1, 1999 with 2 introductory-level subjects (Exploring the Solar System, Exploring Stars and the Milky Way) which assume no previous knowledge of astronomy or physics. In Semester 2 1999 and Semester 1 2000 we added a three more subjects: another introductory-level subject (History of Astronomy) and two more advanced subjects (Exploring Galaxies and the Cosmos, Theories of Space and Time). Further advanced subjects are being developed for delivery in the second half of 2000 and beyond. The more advanced subjects assume familiarity with introductory, tertiary-level mathematics, whereas the general-interest subjects are open to all.

107. Astronomy 101/103 Web Simulations Includes two JAVA simulations of binary star systems. http://instruct1.cit.cornell.edu/courses/astro101/java/simulations.htm

W EB S IMULATIONS Astronomy 101/103 Terry Herter These are simulations have been to help you understand (and picture) various concepts we discuss in Astronomy. They allow you to "play". Note: To run these simulations you will need a JAVA enabled Web browser Applet link Description Some math Stellar Parallax Shows what stellar parallax is, how it varies with stellar distance, and how measurement is performed. Eclipsing Binary Stars Shows two stars revolving about one another and the light curve for the system. Binary Star System Shows the orbits and velocities of two stars revolving (orbiting) around one another. Detecting exosolar planets Stellar Evolution Shows the evolution of stars in the H-R diagram from main-sequence to the red giant phase.

108. Indiana University Online And Distance Education School Of Continuing Studies Du Anthropology A105w Human Origins and Prehistory (online course) astronomy A100The Solar System astronomy A105 Stars and Galaxies http://scs.indiana.edu/hs/dualcredit.html

Search this site: SCS Home Undergraduate Courses Undergraduate Degrees High School Courses ... IU Online Owen Hall 790 E. Kirkwood Avenue Bloomington, Indiana 47405 Phone 800-334-1011 scs@indiana.edu How to Enroll Procedures and Policies Forms ... FAQ DUAL-CREDIT COURSES The Advantages of Dual Credit Things to Consider before Enrolling in Dual-Credit Courses Costs for Dual-Credit Courses 100-Level Dual-Credit Courses The Advantages of Dual Credit Dual-credit courses are undergraduate courses that high school students can take to earn both high school and college credit. The courses are developed and taught by departmentally approved Indiana University instructors and faculty. You do not have to be formally admitted to Indiana University to take dual-credit courses, nor does enrollment in dual-credit courses constitute admission to Indiana University. As a student taking dual-credit courses, you earn credits toward a college degree learn how to study for college demonstrate your ability to do college-level work gain the confidence you need to succeed in college explore possible majors gain access to one of the top U.S. research universities

109. Rhodes University Astronomy Society Virtual guided tour, talks, courses, newsletters, downloads, gallery, calendar, and links. http://astrosoc.soc.ru.ac.za/

Rhodes University Astronomy Society What's up in 3rd Term 2005 If you like it simple, meet at physics upper at 19h30 every Tuesday evening. Date Event Details 9 Aug 2005 No Meeting Public Holiday - No Meeting. 16 Aug 2005 Course Night Sky 102 (Winter Sky) course. 20 Aug 2005 (Saturday) Movies Star Wars marathon. 6 movies in 24 hours. More details to come. 23 Aug 2005 Star Gazing Messier Hunt. Will be held out of town on the road to Bedford. 30 Aug 2005 AGM AGM. More details about venue and time will be provided closer to the occasion. 6 Sep 2005 Movies End of term movie night. News 3rd Term 2005 No News yet. 2nd Term 2005 Pictures from the Karoo camp can be found under Photo Gallery. Rhodes University Astronomy Society Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa (33°19'46.9"S, 26°31'10.3"E) Last update: 4 August 2005 The Astrosoc Web Team (web@astrosoc.soc.ru.ac.za)

110. Peninsula Astronomical Society A group of San Francisco bayarea astronomy enthusiasts providing courses, news, evening and solar viewing information, and special viewings. http://www.foothill.fhda.edu/ast/pas.htm

Peninsula Astronomical Society The Peninsula Astronomical Society is a group of over 200 bay-area astronomy enthusiasts of all ages and backgrounds. Some members are professionally trained in astronomy, others are just starting and have never looked through a telescope before. One thing that we all have in common is an interest in the sky. As part of its commitment to bringing astronomy to the public, the Peninsula Astronomical Society (P.A.S) operates the Foothill College Observatory . The Observatory is on the campus of Foothill College in Los Altos Hills, CA (between San Jose and Palo Alto). The observatory is staffed by members of the society who volunteer to conduct the regularly scheduled public procrams. In addition to operating the Foothill Observatory, the P.A.S. has its own observatory in the nearby Santa Cruz Mountains. This location has room for members to set up their own telescopes at our monthly star parties. Three buildings at the site house the society's 12", 16", and 28" telescopes, which are available for member use. The P.A.S. holds meetings on the second Friday of each month at 7:30 pm in Room 5001 next to Parking Lot 5 on the campus of Foothill College. Each meeting features a speaker (or speakers) bringing us up to date on different topics in astronomy. The public is welcome to attend the meetings of the Peninsula Astronomical Society. There is no charge for attending these meetings. Please note that visitor parking permits are available from the machines in the parking lots for $2.00.

111. Caithness Community Web Site Art School online astronomy Course Using The Internet Life In The Universe Photo Seminars An online book and a course to go with it and all free. http://www.caithness.org/trainingonline/

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112. Moorpark College Online Courses/Distance Learning Fall 2005 online courses. Summer 2005 online courses. Summer 2005 Video courses.Information for WebCT online courses. WebCT online Orientation http://www.moorpark.cc.ca.us/online

Online Courses/Distance Learning Fall 2005 Online Courses Information for WebCT Online Courses: WebCT Online Orientation WebCT Login for Registered Students Health Information Technology: Textbook Order Form Online Courses Students enrolled in Internet courses may participate in class activities from their home, office or other location at times convenient for them. This is an attractive alternative to traditional, campus based instruction for students with work, family or other time and place restrictions. If you: are a self-motivated person and will take responsibility for your learning try to solve problems and work through difficulties independently with support from your professor and classmates are comfortable using a computer and have basic word processing, e-mail, and internet navigational skills ...then an internet class section might be the right choice for you. Students who enroll in online classes should make sure that their current address and phone numbers are on file (use WebSTAR to verify). This will ensure your instructor is able to contact you with any new information about your class. The Open Access Computer Lab is available to students who need access to a computer and the Internet.

113. Athabasca University - Undergraduate Course Listings By Subject A - B - Courses Check course availability Check astronomy and Astrophysics courses availability.Course, Title, Credit, Area. ASTR 200, Introduction to astronomy and http://www.athabascau.ca/course/ug_subject/

Courses Home Courses Programs Register Now ... myAU Search Text Type of Search Site People Courses Programs Navigation Skip Navigation Information About Courses Undergraduate Listed by Subject Listed by Area of Study Online Calendar Graduate Listed by Subject Listed by Program Online Calendar Search Courses ... Contact Us Information For Current Students Undergraduate Courses by Subject, A to B A B C D E F G H ... I J K L M N O ... P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Select a subject Accounting Administration Anthropology Applied Studies Art History Biology Chemistry Communication Studies Communications Computer Science Criminal Justice e-Commerce Economics Education Educational Psychology English Entrepreneurship Environmental Science Environmental Studies Finance French Geography Geology German Global Studies Governance Health Administration Health Studies History Humanities Human Resource Management Human Services Indigenous Studies Industrial Relations Information Systems Labour Studies Legal Studies Management Science Marketing Mathematics Music Nursing Nutrition Organizational Behaviour Philosophy Physics Political Economy Political Science Psychology Religious Studies Science Social Sciences Sociology Sociology/Anthropology Spanish Taxation Women's Studies Accounting (ACCT) Check Accounting courses' availability Course Title Credit Area ACCT 245 Accounting for Managers of Not-for-Profit Organizations Applied Studies ACCT 250 Accounting for Managers Applied Studies ACCT 253 Introductory Financial Accounting Applied Studies ACCT 351 Intermediate Financial Accounting I Applied Studies ACCT 352 Intermediate Financial Accounting II Applied Studies ACCT 355 Cost Analysis

114. GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE Blackboard is the software package for online course presentation and management You should visit the Introduction to astronomy course to see what the http://www.stlcc.edu/mc/dept/physci/astronline.htm

INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY REVISED (ONLINE SECTION) PSI: 111 / SECTION AL6 INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS CONSIDERING ENROLLING GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE This section of Introduction to Astronomy is offered as an alternative to the usual presentation format. There are no regular class meetings, although there will be on-campus testing and optional on-campus help sessions. There are no on-campus lab sessions. That statement is a mistake in the course catalog. The textbook will be “Discovering the Universe” [6 th edition], the same text used for the other sections of Introduction to Astronomy. [The text is available in the Meramec bookstore as well as from online sources, e.g. www.ecampus.com The ISBN number for the text is 0-7167-4450-3. If you plan to get the text from the bookstore do it ASAP because the bookstore frequently does not order enough books for all sections. For each chapter, there is a list of key words, summaries of key ideas, and study exercises. There are also some links to related web sites. The text comes with a CD that is very helpful, so you’ll need to have a CD drive on your computer. The CD has self- tests, a planetarium program, and animated illustrations. The many animations are very helpful to students. So much of astronomy is embodied in models, and most of these models involve motion. For students to be able to see the motion, rather than just imagine it, is important to student understanding.

115. Program Online Degree - Michi-state.tripod.com get your degree online. Additionally, all online courses, regardless of wherethey are taken, are eligible for instate tuition rates. http://lt.tripod.com/tr/directory/_h_/members.tripod.com/michi-state/

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116. Course Materials astronomy COURSE MATERIALS. online Exercises. Crystal. SkyGlobe exercises Includes an integrated GUI web browser! astronomy online http://www.csulb.edu/~gordon/csulb1.html

ASTRONOMY COURSE MATERIALS Online Exercises Crystal SkyGlobe exercises Valles Marineris: Skydiving on Mars Hubble's Law and the Age of the Universe Some of these files are in Word 6 / 7 format. Download the Microsoft Word Viewer Word Internet Assistant : a free add-on to Word, which allows automatic conversion of Word documents to html (internet format) documents. Includes an integrated GUI web browser! Astronomy Online ASTRONOMY 101 Astound Animation

117. Clackamas Community College Distance Learning Course Packet. Instructions for Getting Started in Your Course. online CourseGS107, astronomy Course Link http//clackamas.blackboard.com (link may be http://dl.clackamas.edu/gs-107.htm

DISTANCE LEARNING HOME BLACKBOARD HOME COLLEGE HOME New to Online Learning? Free Demo Workshops! Course Packet Instructions for Getting Started in Your Course Online Course: GS-107, Astronomy Course Link: http://clackamas.blackboard.com (link may be unavailable until first day of term) Credits: Instructor: James Dickinson; jamesd@clackamas.edu ; 503-657-6958, ext. 2532 Orientation: On Campus Orientation, Sept. 28, 2005 at 6 p.m., P-131 Course Start Date: Distance Learning classes start on the first day of the term. Course Description: This is an Online Distance Learning Course . Students are not required to come to campus to participate in this course. Survey of astronomy for non-science majors. Discusses the history of astronomy, the earth and its moons, and the other planets in our solar system, along with asteroids, meteors, and comets. Textbook and Materials: Textbooks, course materials and some software may be purchased either in the Clackamas Bookstore or online at www.cccbooks.com Computer Requirements: To participate in this course, students should have the following technology:

118. Clackamas Community College Distance Learning Course Packet. Instructions for Getting Started in Your Course. online BlackboardCourse PH121, General astronomy http://dl.clackamas.edu/ph-121.htm

DISTANCE LEARNING HOME BLACKBOARD HOME COLLEGE HOME New to Online Learning? Free Demo Workshops! Course Packet Instructions for Getting Started in Your Course Online Blackboard Course: PH-121, General Astronomy Course Link: http://clackamas.blackboard.com (link may be unavailable until first day of class) Credits: Instructor: James Dickinson, jamesd@clackamas.edu , (503) 657-6958, ext. 2532 Orientation: Mandatory On Campus Orientation Sept. 28, 2005, 6 p.m., P-131 Course Start Date: Distance Learning classes start on the first day of the term. Course Description: This is an Online Distance Learning Course using Blackboard course delivery software. Students are not required to come to campus to participate in this course, other than for the mandatory on-campus orientation. Discusses the history of astronomy, the earth and its moon, and the other planets in our solar system, along with asteroids, meteors and comets. Recommended: Placement in MTH-105 or MTH-111; RD-115, WR-121. Textbooks and Materials: Textbooks, course materials and some software may be purchased either in the Clackamas Bookstore or online at

119. 101W Required Orientation (Earth 102, Observational astronomy Totally online Lab). Hi and welcome the Earth102, the online astronomy Lab Course I call WebLab. http://www.astroprof.com/labwbase/orientationWL.htm

Required Orientation for WebLab (Earth 102, Observational Astronomy Totally Online Lab) Hi and welcome the Earth 102, the Online Astronomy Lab Course I call WebLab. If you are also in an Earth 101 online lecture course, it will be a separate course and require separate answers for ALL questions. please do not combine the lecture and lab courses in the same e-mails. All WebLab students must complete the exercises in this orientation by Sun., 9/4, 2005, by midnight in order to continue in the course. This orientation has two goals. The first goal is to help you determine if you are suited to taking this online course. The second goal is to give you experience using some of the online course tools. How long will it take you to complete the activities in this orientation? About ONE hour (maximum) Are you suited for online instruction? Probably the TWO most common things that students report as being necessary for success in taking an online course are: (1) good time management skills (2) motivation Of course, time management and motivation are also necessary for success in taking an on-campus course, but in online courses managing your time well and being motivated to complete coursework are even more critical to your success. Online you don't have me to lead you through class activities, remind you about when coursework is due, or motivate you like in an on-campus course.

120. Online Courses | Los Angeles Mission College This is the first freshman composition course that meets requirements for the BA at Also designed for any instructor interested in applying online http://lamission.edu/students/onlinestudies/fall_2002.html

Online Courses Fall 2002 1 ELEMENTARY ASTRONOMY (UC:CSU) 3 UNITS Advisory: English 21. All sections may be taken for honors credit. See the Honors Counselor. 3:10-Hrs TBA Richard E Rains Instructor's Email: rgrains@hotmail.com Class Webpage: www.rerains.freeservers.com 1 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS (UC:CSU) 3 UNITS Prerequisite: None. 3:10-Hrs TBA Ray L Extract Instructor's Email: extract22@msn.com Class Webpage: TBA 5 BUSINESS LAW I (UC:CSU) 3 UNITS Prerequisite: None. Same as Law 1. 3:10-Hrs TBA David C Jordan Instructor's Email: abogado@pacbell.net Class Webpage: www.lamission.edu/law/djordan 3 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT I (CSU) 3 UNITS Prerequisite: None. This course presents a systematic approach to successful small business operation. 3:10-Hrs TBA Ray L Extract Instructor's Email: extract22@msn.com Class Webpage: TBA 1 ELEMENTS OF SUPERVISION (CSU) 3 UNITS Prerequisite: None.

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