Astrophysics, Minor

Introduction

The Astrophysics Minor is for anyone curious to learn more about our universe and the basic principles on which it operates. Astrophysics explores such questions as the life cycle of stars, the nature of black holes, the future of humanity in space, the possibility of extraterrestrial life, and the scale, history, and destiny of the universe overall. The Astrophysics Minor is designed to be flexible and complement any major.

Required Courses: 10 Credits

ASTR 170 /SCI 170 - Astronomy 4 credit(s)
ASTR 172 /SCI 172 - Introduction to Cosmology 2 credit(s)
ASTR 301 - Astrophysics Problem-Solving 4 credit(s)

Electives

Complete one of the following emphases:

Anthropology Emphasis:

ANTH 101 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 4 credit(s)
ANTH 313 - Religion & Culture 4 credit(s)

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the Astrophysics Minor students will be able to:

Solve basic astrophysics problems using mathematical techniques
Describe some of the major questions of interest in the field of astrophysics
Articulate connections between astrophysics and their major or other area of interest

Astrophysics, Minor

Introduction

Required Courses: 10 Credits

Electives

Anthropology Emphasis:

Art Emphasis:

Biology Emphasis:

Chemistry Emphasis:

Communication & Design Emphasis:

Environmental Studies Emphasis:

Mathematics Emphasis:

Philosophy Emphasis:

Physics Emphasis:

Theatre Emphasis:

Program Learning Outcomes