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Oct 08, 2024
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PSC-1020 Introduction to Astronomy Laboratory Credits 1 This course is a laboratory experience in astronomy for non-science majors. Labs include actual astronomical observations and techniques for studying spectra, planetary characteristics, stars, and galaxies. Prerequisite(s): PSC-1010 completed or concurrent and reading proficiency. 2 lab hours. (Not offered summer.)
Course Outcomes
- Explain daily and annual motions in the heavens.
- Demonstrate the proper use of astronomical devices such as star charts, celestial spheres, and spectroscopes.
- Demonstrate the proper use of planetarium software packages and astronomical internet sites.
- Interpret astronomical photos and digital images.
- Compare and contrast spectra of elements and stars.
- Describe the vast distances between astronomical objects.
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