Welcome to Jessica Fielder's Teaching Website
I teach astronomy at San Francisco State University and Santa Rosa Junior College.
Fall 2009 Semester
This semester I teach at San Francisco State University on Tuesdays and Thursday mornings, and at Santa Rosa Junior College on Thursday evenings. My SFSU office in Hensill Hall 218, and my SRJC office is Lark Hall 2023.
Fall 2009 Classes:
- Astronomy 115, section 03 (SFSU) TTh 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM in Science 201
- Astronomy 3L, section 0201 (SRJC) Thursdays 6:30 - 9:30 PM in Lark 2030
Office Hours by appointment or:
- Tuesday and Thursday 9-10 AM, Tuesday 2-3PM in Hensill Hall 218 (SFSU)
- Thursdays 5:30 - 6:00 PM in Lark Hall 2023 (SRJC)
Summer 2009 Semester
This summer I am teaching at Santa Rosa Junior College on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.
Summer 2009 Classes:
- Astronomy 3, section 9028 (SRJC) TWTh 10:00 AM - 12:50 PM in Lark Hall 2009
- Astronomy 3L, section 9566 (SRJC) TWTh 1:00 PM - 3:50 PM in Lark Hall 2042
Office Hours TWTh 9:30-10 AM and 4-4:30 PM or by appointment in Lark Hall 2023
General Information
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 Labs 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.
Resources for SFSU Students
- The SFSU Homepage has all your general university info.
- SFSU Astronomy Page- You can find links for the planetarium and observatory here.
- SFSU Calendar - The SFSU Academic Calendar
- Astro 115 and 116 Help Sessions are open to all SFSU astronomy students. If you have questions about your astronomy class, please stop by!
- The Physics and Astronomy department hosts a weekly colloquium. These are a great way to learn about current research in astronomy at other departments.
Resources for SRJC Students