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'''EAS 1601''', or '''Habitable Planet''', is a 4-credit hour lab course introducing students to the field of astrobiology. The course is centered around the Drake equation, which is a mathematical model which tries to estimate the probability that intelligent life exists in our universe. Throughout the course, students explore each term of the Drake equation, including the rate of star formation, how astronomers find stars with planets, what kinds of planets are suitable for the formation of life, and the lifetime of intelligent, communicating civilizations. |
'''EAS 1601''', or '''Habitable Planet''', is a 4-credit hour lab course introducing students to the field of astrobiology. The course is centered around the Drake equation, which is a mathematical model which tries to estimate the probability that intelligent life exists in our universe. Throughout the course, students explore each term of the Drake equation, including the rate of star formation, how astronomers find stars with planets, what kinds of planets are suitable for the formation of life, and the lifetime of intelligent, communicating civilizations. |