This is a beginner course for undergraduate students that focuses on planetary astronomy and basic concepts such as lunar phases and orbital mechanics.

This is an undergraduate course centred around modern stellar and extragalactic astronomy. Stars and stellar evolution - from protostars to black holes, galaxies, quasars, and basic cosmology are covered.

This is an advanced undergraduate course that includes simple geometric concepts (e.g. seasons and lunar phases), the history of planetary astronomy, the evolution of scientific theory, the scientific process in the context of astronomic discovery, Solar System formation, and planetary evolution.

A survey of recent discoveries in modern astronomy without the use of advanced mathematics. Stars, pulsars, black holes, galaxies, quasars and the origin and evolution of the Universe.

Observations and basic characteristics of extrasolar planets, including their formation, evolution, and potential for supporting life.

Optics, electricity and magnetism, electric circuits, radioactivity, including biological applications. 

Thermodynamics, classical dynamics, gravitational waves.