Radiometry & Sensing Course: Find Syllabus Here

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The discussion centers around a course on radiometry and sensing, specifically the syllabus available at Johns Hopkins University for the course PHYS 3543-615-769. Participants express interest in the course content but hesitate to contact the instructor due to non-student status. Suggestions include searching the university bookstore for course materials and exploring syllabi from other universities for comparable courses. The conversation highlights the importance of accessing educational resources without direct communication with faculty.

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This course is teaching a lot of stuff I'm interested in, which is radiometry and sensing. I don't want to email the instructor as I am not a student at this school, so it would just seem like I'm some nosey nobody. Does anybody have any idea of what they are using, or something similar to what they could be using? You can find the syllabus here: https://apps.ep.jhu.edu/course-homepages/3543-615-769-physics-of-remote-sensing
 
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I am sorry I can not help you with a book recommendation. I majored in mathematics, and my physics knowledge is that of only the 2nd upper division course of EM.

However, in that you link you gave. Near the bottom is a link to the that corresponds to that university bookstore. So just search the bookstore using the course number.Moreover, you can google other university course description and browse the syllabus/ book store.

But, maybe these books are good or bad.
 
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