What knowledge do you need to learn astronomy?

Astronomy is a science that human beings use new knowledge such as mathematics, physics, chemistry and biology and cutting-edge scientific and technological means to study astronomical phenomena similar to black holes such as stars, planets and galaxies in the universe. It is not only a basic subject, but also a comprehensive system that integrates human wisdom. (The six basic disciplines are mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, astronomy and earth science in turn).

Astronomy majors mainly study the basic theories and knowledge of astronomy, physics and mathematics, and train the basic knowledge of scientific thinking and astronomical observation. They have good scientific literacy and master the basic skills of theoretical analysis, data processing and computer application. Astronomy majors train senior professionals with good basic knowledge and ability in mathematics, physics and astronomy, who can engage in scientific research, teaching and technical work in astronomy and related disciplines.

Major courses in astronomy:

College mathematics, college physics, theoretical mechanics, mathematical physics methods, electrodynamics, general astronomy, solid astrophysics, stellar physics foundation, introduction to computational astronomy, etc.

Astronomy expertise and skills:

1. Master the basic theories and methods of mathematics and physics systematically;

2. Master the basic theories and knowledge of astronomy, as well as the techniques and basic analysis methods of astronomical observation, and have the ability of theoretical analysis, data processing and computer application;

3. Understand the general principles and knowledge of similar majors;

4. Understand the theoretical frontier and new development trend of astronomy development;

5. Understand the national science and technology and intellectual property policies and regulations;

6. Master the basic methods of information inquiry, document retrieval and obtaining relevant information by using modern information technology; Have the ability to design experiments, create experimental conditions, summarize, sort out and analyze experimental results, write papers and participate in academic exchanges.