ASTR 150 A: The Planets

Spring 2024
Meeting:
TTh 1:00pm - 2:20pm / KNE 220
SLN:
10559
Section Type:
Lecture
Instructor:
-NO LATE ADD ACCEPTED AS OF 4/3/24 -NO OVERLOADS -FOR ONLINE/ASYNCHRONOUS VERSION SEE ASTR 150E
Syllabus Description (from Canvas):

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CISNEROS Office Hours

(after class 2:30-3:00 pm Tue/Thur)  


 

 

TA CONTACT INFO:

Oge - Sections: Monday/Wednesday @ 9:30; email: ogeoko@uw.edu; office: PAB 345 

Charlie - Sections AB & AC (M @ 10:30/11:30); Send me canvas message if you have questions

Hurum - Sections AE & AF,  email: htohfa@uw.edu; office: PAB 333


 SYLLABUS_150_2024.pdf


QUESTION How to approach the class 
I suggest the following work flow -- though you will find your own pace. 
Monday
Open the module for the week and glance through the content. 
Read the lab/demoquiz and attend your quiz section to complete the assignment (could be wednesday if that's your section)
Tuesday
attend lecture and take the associated quiz. 
Wednesday
Discussion: open the discussion for the week and begin your research. Make your original post. 
Thursday
Attend lecture and take the associated quiz.
Open Smartwork and start working on it. 

Friday
Follow up on Discussion posts to two people  in your group. 
Finish up any assignment you haven't completed yet. 

HOW TO get access to the homework:

1. CLICK ON FIRST HOMEWORK (link in Module 1) and that will take you to the publisher's landing page, there you can either purchase access to Smartwork and Ebook or enter the code you purchased from elsewhere. 

[Any of you enduring financial difficulty, there is a free 2-week grace period. So, sign up right away, so you don't get any late homeworks, and I'll post a survey soon for people who could really use a free code. ]

HOW TO do this class: 

All assigned work will be in the Module which we're working in. There are four types of work in this class (Lab/Demoquizzes, Quizzes, Discussions and Homeworks), each worth 25% of your grades.

There are no high stakes cumulative exams in this class, in exchange for no late assignments (Only exception: Smartwork has a 4-day late period for reduced credit).

We will drop 1 week of work for everyone in week 10, to accommodate illness, tragedy, travel, etc.

Please do not ask for exceptions. 


 

Catalog Description:
For liberal arts and beginning science students. Survey of the planets of the solar system, with emphases on recent space exploration of the planets and on the comparative evolution of the Earth and the other planets. Offered: AWSpS.
GE Requirements Met:
Natural Sciences (NSc)
Quantitative and Symbolic Reasoning (QSR)
Credits:
5.0
Status:
Active
Last updated:
October 15, 2024 - 8:44 am