This semester I teach at San Francisco State University on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and at Santa Rosa Junior College on Mondays and Wednesdays. I am in the process of moving offices at SFSU from Hensill Hall 220 to Hensill Hall 218, and I might occaissionally hold office hours or study sessions in Thorton Hall 411. My SRJC office is in Petaluma 186A, but I hold office hours on both the Santa Rosa and Petaluma campuses (see below). Class information for past semesters here
Current Classes:
Office Hours:
I use a lot of demos in my lectures from the Nebraska Astronomy Applet Project. If you would like to play around with these demos, you will need a computer with Macromedia Flash installed. In the menu bar, click on NAAP Modules and you should see a list of the different demos arranged by subject. In each subject, the actual demo has the label "[swf]" following the link. Enjoy!
Print out the voting card for lecture classes.
Want to make your own star wheel? Got a printer? Check this out. It's not as good as the card stock or plastic ones, but it is free.
Check out Google Sky, a part of Google Earth.
Looking for good astronomy links? Try Ken Letsch's old list here or Keith Waxman's extensive list here. These are both a good way to get started.
Class information for past semesters here
Spring 2008 Semester
Fall 2007 Semester