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ASTR363 — Fall 2018

ASTR363: Intermediate Astronomy I (PAST/FUTURE SEMESTER)

Offering:
Fall, Class 3, Cr. 3


Prerequisites:
MA 162, PHYS 220, or consent of instructor.
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Description:
Introduction to the solar system. Topics to be covered include the processes responsible for the origin and evolution of the solar system, a physical and chemical description of solar system objects (sun, planets, asteroids, comets, and meteorites), interactions between these objects, and the evolution of planetary surfaces and atmospheres.


Instructor(s):
CAFFEE, MARC


Email:
mcaffee@purdue.edu


Textbook(s) for Fall 2018

Title Author Edition ISBN Publisher Req/Opt Notes
Physics and Chemistry of the Solar System John Lewis 2nd 978-0124467446 Academic Press Required May be purchased as an e-text, also.

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