SCI 6319, Astronomy and the Cosmos
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Number: SCI 6319

Name: Astronomy and the Cosmos

Instructor: Paul Kruse (Bio)

Section: IS-01

Credits: 3

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The Gospel in the Stars, Seiss, Joseph
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He Made the Stars Also, Burgess, Stewart
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Course Description:
Studies current information and theories concerning earth, moon, sun, planets, stars, pulsars, quasars, black holes, galaxies, and the structure of the universe. Concepts of space and time are considered. The impact of contemporary astronomical discoveries in light of theological principles is explored.

Course Goals and Objectives:
1. Be aware of the key celestial features of the known universe;
2. Be conversant about the nature and makeup of the earth, moon, sun, planets, stars and other space objects;
3. Understand the important concepts and terms involved in analyzing the physical universe;
4. Be aware of concepts underlying space and time;
5. Be knowledgeable about contemporary astronomical discoveries;
6. Be able to articulate a spiritual perspective of the cosmos, from a Christian world view.
 

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