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Help Sessions
If you have trouble understanding something in the course, please ask questions in class or come
and see me. I will be happy to discuss the problem with you. The TAs are also available for consultation.
Review sessions will be scheduled prior to exams and otherwise as needed.
Miscellaneous
Astronomy is an observational science. My research depends in part on visits to various
observatories, including the University's McDonald Observatory
in west Texas. If I have to miss a class for this or any other reason, the class will meet as usual.
You may be interested to visit our Student
Observatory on the roof of Painter Hall. This houses a 9 inch refracting telescope. The general student night
is Fridays at 9:30 - 10:30 PM, clear nights only. This is a simple telescope to use and students (you!) can be checked
out to observe with it. Please see me for further information. You may also look at the
Painter Hall Telescope Handbook,
which explains the check-out procedure and the use of the telescope. You can also consult the
Educational Services Office, RLM 13.122, 471-1307.
Students with Disabilities
The University of Texas at Austin provides upon request appropriate academic accommodations for
qualified students with disabilities. For more information, contact the Office of the Dean of Students at
471-6259, 471-4641 TTY. Also, please notify me of any modification/adaptation that you may require
to accommodate a disability-related need. Specialized services are available on campus through Services
for Students with Disabilities.
These pages for summary only. Explore course web pages thoroughly.
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