AST 390 - Advanced Topics in Space Science I

3 Credits; 3 Class Hours
This course analyzes in depth contemporary topics in Space Science and is offered according to the latest developments in the field and the needs of the students. Students are taught the underlying principles of analysis, design, and implementation issues involved in Space Science. Several examples and applications, using NASA and other scientific data, illustrate the theory and concepts covered. A detailed description for each special topic offering may be obtained in the Department office prior to registration.

Pre-requisite: ASTL 215 or AST 216 or permission of the chairperson Pre/Co-requisite: MTH 202

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