Johns Hopkins University Krieger School of Arts and Sciences 9 courses
The specified course is AS.171.321 Introduction to Space, Science, and Technology. The course carries 3 credits. The course is co-listed by the Departments of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Materials Science, and Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. The recommended course background for AS.171.321 includes the following courses: AS.171.101 General Physics: Physical Science Major I-AS.171.102 General Physics: Physical Science Major II and Calculus AS.110.108 Calculus I (Physical Sciences & Engineering)-AS.110.109 Calculus II (For Physical Sciences and Engineering). Students may also consider similar course pairings like AS.171.103 General Physics I for Biological Science Majors and AS.171.104 General Physics/Biology Majors II or AS.171.107 General Physics for Physical Sciences Majors (AL) and AS.171.108 General Physics for Physical Science Majors (AL). To ensure that the program is a coherent intellectual activity, students are required to submit a Proposal and Course Plan to their Advisor early in their program, prior to taking the courses. The Proposal and Course Plan will identify a theme that describes the educational goal that the student will pursue through their course of study and a list of courses to achieve their goal. Examples of such themes could be “Remote observations of the earth and planets from space vehicles” or “Spacecraft design for astronomy missions.” If consistent with the Proposal and Course Plan theme, students may use other courses with the permission of their Advisor.
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