This manual covers the Extragalactic Astrophysics text, authored by James R. Webb and published by IOP Concise Physics. This comprehensive resource delves into the creation and evolution of the universe, focusing on macroscopic building blocks such as galaxies and the overall large-scale structure. It is designed for graduate-level physics students with limited astrophysics credit hours, providing a broad range of topics including galactic structure, external galaxies, galaxy clustering, active galaxies, general relativity, and cosmology.

The purpose of this manual is to serve as a detailed guide for understanding advanced astrophysical concepts. It outlines the key areas covered within the text, enabling students and researchers to grasp complex theories and observational data related to extragalactic astrophysics. By presenting information on galactic dynamics, cosmology, and related relativistic principles, this manual facilitates a thorough study of the universe's structure and evolution.