These policies are elaborated on in the syllabus. If you have any questions, please stop by during my office hours or send me an email.

• Attend all labs and arrive on time. Expect to use the full two hours to complete a lab.
• Prepare by reading the lab before you come.
• Plagiarism of any kind will result in a zero for the lab.
• Go to the Campus Observatory once a month for your Observatory Notebook. Campus Observatory will be open two days a week.

Tutoring Free, face-to-face tutoring is offered on a walk-in basis at Zuhl Library in the Student Success Center. They are open during the below-mentioned times. All tutors are undergraduate students who have mastered the content areas in which they tutor. See the schedule for a complete list of tutoring times and subjects. If you need tutoring for a course that is not listed, or for more information about tutoring, contact Lisa Kirby via email or at 646-6050 or 646-1342.

Work from the previous lab is due at the beginning of each lab. Each student must turn in a lab summary, but only one packet must be turned in per lab group.

Astronomy Picture of the Day (aka APOD) has a different image or photograph each day of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer.

Space.com is a great resource for easy-to-read articles.

Universe Today is in the same vein as Space.com: a great site to trawl through.

HubbleSite has those fantastic images you've all seen as well as great articles.

Build a solar system lets you calculate your own scale model of the solar system; or, for a more intuitive feel of the size of the solar system, you can visit the Virtual solar system scale model.