Typical Two-Year Course Rotation
Although this represents our best estimate, there may be some changes in the actual offerings.
Courses are offered in a two-year pattern, as shown below.
In addition to these courses, each faculty member also offers a 400-level research course every semester
Astronomy
| Astronomy
- Year A (e.g. 2008-9, 2010-11, etc.) |
|
|---|---|
| Fall |
Spring |
112a Survey
of the Cosmos (not offered 2008-9)
205a
Introduction to Astrophysics I313c Observational Optical Astronomy (may not be offered in 2010-11) 333 Modern Galactic Astronomy |
114i
Planetary Astronomy (not offered 2008-9) 152i Freshman Seminar in Astrophysics 206b Introduction to Astrophysics II 313c Observational Optical Astronomy (may not be offered in 2010-11) 321b Stellar Structure and Evolution |
| Astronomy
- Year B (e.g. 2009-10, 2011-12, etc.) |
|
|---|---|
| Fall |
Spring |
| 101a
Astronomical Ideas 205a Introduction to Astrophysics I 313c Observational Optical Astronomy |
152i Freshman
Seminar in Astrophysics 206b Introduction to Astrophysics II 313c Observational Optical Astronomy 320b Cosmology and Extragalactic Astronomy |
Physics
| Physics
- Year B (e.g. 2009-10, 2011-12, etc.) |
|
|---|---|
| Fall |
Spring |
|
101a02
Intensive section of above 105a Fundamental Physics I 213a Waves and Optics 211f Lab. in Electronics & Wave Physics 303a Statistical Physics 322b Solid State Physics (offered in 2009-10 if enrollments are high enough) 399f Senior Seminar 460a Association in Teaching Basic Physics Offered at Bryn Mawr: |
107a
Living in a Fluid World (or other physics non-majors course, to be offered in 2009-10) |