Current Courses

Fall 2026 Class Schedule

MWF Schedule

ASTR 5540, Mathematical Methods (Core, 1st year)
Instructor: Hindman
Room: E126
09:00a-09:55a

ASTR 5110, Atomic & Molecular Processes (Core, 1st year)
Instructor: Cranmer
Room: E126
10:10a-11:00a

ASTR 5720, GalaxiesÌý(Elective)
Instructor: Comerford
Room: E126
11:15a-12:05p

ASTR 5410, Fluid Instability, Waves/TurbulenceÌý(Elective)
Instructor: Brown
Room: E126
1:25p-2:15p

ASTR 5120, Radiative/Dynamic Processes (Core, 2nd year)
Instructor: Ryu
Room: E126
2:30p-3:20p

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Historical courses offerings can be found at classes.colorado.edu.

T/TH Schedule

ASTR 5835, Seminar in Planetary Science: AI in Astrophysics
Instructor: Madigan & Bright
Room: E126
4:00p-4:40p (T)

Description:This graduate seminar will explore the immediate impact of generative AI on astrophysical research and education. Each week we will read and discuss a new paper on the topic. The ultimate goal will be to develop a white paper on an actionable framework for the ethical and creative use of AI in research and education.Ìý

ASTR 6000, Seminar in Astrophysics:ÌýFrontier Research in APS - APS ColloquiumÌý
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4:00p-4:50p (Th)

Description: This seminar course will be centered around the weekly APS colloquium, collunchium, and meetings with individual colloquium speakers.Ìý ÌýThe students will be asked to consider both small items of interest and large takeaway points from APS speakers.Ìý Students will be asked to reflect on what makes a talk effective, what aspects of a talk could be more impactful, and how these takeaways can be applied to their own research presentations.ÌýÌý

ASTR 5820, Origin/Evolution of Planetary Systems (Elective)
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12:30p-1:45p (T/Th)

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Please refer to for current, as well as historical data, for courses taught through APS/ASTR.Ìý

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