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Frontiers of Science

Prof. David Helfand
Astronomy
Co-Chair of Frontiers of Science
1020 Pupin; (212) 854-2150
djh@astro.columbia.edu

Prof. Donald Hood
Psychology
Co-Chair of Frontiers of Science
406 Schermerhorn; (212) 854-4587
dch3@columbia.edu

Dr. Deborah Martinsen
Associate Dean of the Center for the Core Curriculum
202 Hamilton; (212) 854-2453
dm387@columbia.edu

Elina Yuffa
Assistant Director
Center for the Core Curriculum
202 Hamilton Hall; 212-854-4690
emy2@columbia.edu

Science C1000: Frontiers of Science.
Frontiers of Science is a new one-semester course that integrates modern science into the Core Curriculum. The course includes lectures and seminar sections. On Mondays throughout the semester, four of Columbia’s leading scientists will present a mini-series of three lectures each. During the rest of the week, senior faculty and Columbia post-doctoral science fellows (research scientists selected for their teaching abilities) will lead seminar sections of twenty-two students to discuss the lecture and its associated readings, plan and conduct experiments, and debate the implications of the most recent scientific discoveries. Together with two additional science courses in any natural science department, Frontiers of Science satisfies the science requirement for Columbia College.

Registration Procedure

All information concerning registration in Science C1000 is included in the registration materials sent to students. All first-year students are preregistered in Frontiers of Science (one half of the alphabet in each semester)

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