The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science. ~Albert Einstein
Welcome to The Magic in Science. Throughout this year I hope to enlighten you on how science shows up in these books we love so much.
Have you ever read a part of the book and thought, 'I wonder if I could do that?' This class will answer that question for you.
A background in science is not needed.
This class was inspired by the book 'The Science of Harry Potter' by Roger Highfield. I use this as a reference many times
throughout my lessons.
Class Outline
Homework is not mandatory!
All assignments should be emailed to professornoodle@yahoo.com by the deadline in the assignments to recieve full credit.
Late assignments will be accepted until 7 days after the orignal due date but not for full credit.
If the assignment will be late please contact me.? Assignments should be submitted in the email text,
attachments will not be read!
September - Magic v. Science
October - Flying
November - Philosopher's Stone
December - Wizard's Chess
January - Mid-term Exam
February - Animals
March - Sorting Hat
April - Astrology/Astronomy
May - Current Day Magicians
June - Final Exam
**This is not a final, set in stone outline. The direction of this course is up to the discretion of the professor**