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               Science in Space

 

Dr. de Mayo of the Physics Department helps the Space Science students build a rocket and launch it. Dr. Rahman of the Computer Science Department guides students into creatively building and programming their robots.

Fall 2007

 

  Interested in majoring in science or engineering? Science in Space is an innovative interdisciplinary course that introduces entering freshman to the science behind NASA. Students will build a model of the space station, use satellite images to track deforestation, and see how plants grow in zero-gravity.

08-09 Schedule: Web and MsWord.

To enroll in this Learning Community, apply for the Science in Space Learning Community when you register for Orientation. During Orientation Registration you will make a first, second, and third choice of First-Year Programs. Your choices will be transmitted electronically to the program coordinator of your first-choice program. That coordinator will evaluate your record and either accept you or forward your form to your second-choice program, and so on. You will be informed of your First-Year Program when you arrive for Orientation and check in.

To apply for the Space Science Learning Community, please click on the Orientation link above.

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"This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 0336571." "Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation."