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Astrophysics---like all sciences---evolves, and the skills that a student of astrophysics is expected to acquire therefore also evolve. Numerical software has made tables of integrals gather dust; data analysis and CCD detectors have replaced visual scanning of photographic plates.  Further, although the majority of astrophysics majors do not become professional astronomers, they do find employment in a variety of STEM fields. For both these reasons, the undergraduate major must impart skills that are broadly applicable.  As part of a response to an institutional accreditation review, the astronomy group at Michigan State University  committed to the following learning outcomes for the undergraduate astrophysics major. \begin{quote}  Students completing an Astrophysics degree will be able to:  \begin{enumerate}