41. Agriculture - General Various courses offered. AGG 2933 Current Topics in agriculture. 3. An overview ofcontemporary issues and regulations facing the citrus industry in general. http://www.reg.ufl.edu/catalog-2000-01/courses/a/25_010_Agriculture_General.htm

Agriculture - General College of Agricultural and Life Sciences AGG 1101 Introduction to Careers in the Agricultural Sciences. F, S, SS. Credits: 1; Prereq: Freshman or sophomore standing only. An introduction to the various educational programs within the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences with special emphasis on programs of study, academic requirements, professional standards and career opportunities. AGG 2362 Seeds of Change. F,S,SS. Credits: 3. An introductory course that focuses on the role of genetically-altered plants in agriculture, the environment, foods and medicine. (B) AGG 2931 Agricultural Honors. Credits: 1 to 4; May be repeated with a change in content. Various courses offered. GR-E† AGG 2933 Current Topics in Agriculture. Credits: 3. An overview of contemporary issues and regulations facing the citrus industry in general. AGG 3030 International Studies. Credits: 6-9; Prereq: Sophomore standing/minimum 18 years old. Study abroad at Zamorano in Honduras, Central America. AGG 3333C PC Use in Agriculture. F, S, SS. Credits: 3.

42. Agricultural Courses in the selection of proper courses and sequences. Agricultural Economics. AlsoSee Agricultural Science, agriculturegeneral, agriculture-Vocational and http://virtual.yosemite.cc.ca.us/catalog/courses/ag_courses.htm

MJC Online Course Catalog Agricultural Courses Agricultural studies play an essential part in filling the world-wide demand for food and fiber. The program of courses offered in agriculture is designed to prepare students for a variety of professions or occupations in agriculture or transfer to higher institutions. Students preparing for immediate entry into agricultural occupations will find practical sequences of courses designed to assist them in achieving their occupational goals. University transfers may take agricultural courses appropriate to the majors and programs of the institutions to which they are transferring. Supervised practice (work experience) is an essential part of the instruction offered and is a requirement for completion of all agricultural programs. Majors completing the appropriate requirements may earn either the Associate in Arts or the Associate in Science degree. Transfer and community college students completing the requirements of technical programs may earn certificates of completion. Students should consult division advisers for enrollment and program details before registration. In order to complete a program, students must complete courses approved by the division. Divisional advisers will assist students in the selection of proper courses and sequences.

43. UH Manoa Catalog - College Of Tropical Agriculture And Human Resources from CTAHR, students must complete the general Education Core to complete a set ofinterrelated courses SP 151 or AREC 310 Statistics in agriculture and Human http://www.catalog.hawaii.edu/99-00/ctahr/241-tropag_and_hr.htm

University of Hawai'i at Manoa 1999-2000 Catalog Archive SEARCH h CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION ACADEMIC UNITS COURSES PERSONNEL ... REFERENCE GENERAL INFORMATION Message From the President The University of Hawai'i Calendar Undergraduate Education ... Degrees and Certificates ACADEMIC UNITS Architecture Business Administration Education Engineering ... Instructional Support, Research, and Service Units COURSES Overview A - E F - N O - Z PERSONNEL Administration Endowed Chairs and Distinguished Professorships Faculty Emeriti Faculty ... Instructional Support, Research, and Service Units Staff REFERENCE Appendix Glossary Campus Map Technical problems? Email us! webmaster @advisers.hawaii.edu Last updated 6/28/99 College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources Contents General Information Degrees Offered Advising Undergraduate Programs ... Plant Pathology Administration Gilmore 202 3050 Maile Way Honolulu, HI 96822 Tel: (808) 956-8234 Fax: (808) 956-9105 Web: ctahr.hawaii.edu

44. Undergraduate And Graduate Catalog DEGREE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MAJOR general agriculture Three credits in an approvedcourse or courses stressing multicultural, ethnic and/or genderrelated http://www.udel.edu/catalog/current/agsci/ugrad/genag.html

Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog Contents Search Courses Catalog Info ... Previous Editions GENERAL AGRICULTURE For the undergraduate with broad interests, the major in general agriculture is offered. This program is administered through the Office of the Dean of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Telephone: (302) 831-2508 E-mail: kra@udel.edu http://ag.udel.edu DEGREE: BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MAJOR: GENERAL AGRICULTURE CURRICULUM CREDITS UNIVERSITY REQUIREMENTS ENGL 110 Critical Reading and Writing (with minimum grade of C-)........................... Three credits in an approved course or courses stressing multicultural, ethnic and/or gender-related content........................................................................................... MAJOR REQUIREMENTS Mathematics and Computer Science Mathematics course ............................................................................................. Computer Science course (FREC 135 or equivalent)................................................ Agricultural and Biological Sciences Minimum of one course in three of the following areas: Food and Resource Economics (except FREC 135), Food Science, Engineering Technology, Animal Science, Entomology and Applied Ecology, Plant and Soil Sciences.

45. General Academic Policy In The College Of Agriculture The College of agriculture general Education Program is designed to take in advisingto determine the specific general education courses that are http://www.ag.ksu.edu/handbook/Policy.htm

General Academic Policy A/Pass/F Policy Academic Fresh Start Class Absence Classification of Students ... Withdrawal From The University Students should become familiar with all K-State policies and procedures as presented in the K-State Undergraduate Catalog 2000-2002. Most policies and procedures given in this Handbook are excerpted from the Catalog. Additional policies and procedures followed specifically in the College of Agriculture are given in this Handbook. A/PASS/F POLICY Undergraduate students, except first semester freshmen and students on probation, may enroll in free elective courses under the A/Pass/F option. Under the A/Pass/F option, students earning a grade of A in a course will have an A recorded on the transcript for that course; a grade of B, C, or D will be recorded as a Pass; a grade of F will be recorded as F. Students should be aware that some schools, scholarship committees, employers and honorary societies do not find work taken on a non-graded basis (Pass) acceptable. All students should be very cautious in using the A/Pass/F option. Students may not enroll under the A/Pass/F option in any course which is required by name or number as part of their degree programs, courses that meet general distribution requirements (i.e. three courses in social sciences), courses used to meet university general education requirements, or courses applied in a secondary major or minor. For additional restrictions, a student should check with their advisor and department about which courses its majors may take under the A/Pass/F option .

46. College Of Agriculture about choice of major may enroll in general preveterinary studies (Gen PV coursesrequired by each major, courses within the College of agriculture’s core http://www.iastate.edu/~catalog/2001-03/curric/agri.htm

47. UofM General Calendar 1998-99: Faculty Of Science Credit Courses Offered In Agri courses Offered in Other Faculties and Schools Acceptable for Credit in the Facultyof Science. 061.210, Economics of World agriculture (3). general agriculture. http://webapps.cc.umanitoba.ca/calendar99/faculties/science/other_courses/agricu

Faculty of Science Courses Offered in Other Faculties and Schools Acceptable for Credit in the Faculty of Science Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences Biosystems Engineering Drainage System Design (4)L Irrigation System Design (4)L Radiation Processing of Food and Other Agricultural Commodities (4) Water Management (3) This course is available to Environmental Science students only. Animal Science Principles of Nutritional Toxicology (3) Principles of Animal Genetics (3) Applied Animal Genetics (3) Grassland Agriculture: Plant, Animal and Environment (3)L Entomology Introductory Entomology (3)L Principles of Insect Control (3) Pesticide Toxicology (3) Aquatic Entomology (3)L Insect Pests of Crops (3)L Pollination Biology (3) Principles of Pest Management (3) Insect Taxonomy and Morphology (3)L Insects Affecting Domestic Animals and Wildlife (3)L Physiological Ecology of Insects (3)L Pesticides and Toxicology (3) Plant Science Genetics (3)L Introductory Cytogenetics (3)L Plant Physiology (3)L Cropping Systems (3) Principles of Plant Improvement (3)L Weed Science (3)L Plant Disease Control (3)L Intermediate Plant Genetics (3) Principles of Pest Management (3) Grassland Agriculture: Plant, Animal and Environment (3)L

48. UofM General Calendar 1998-99: Faculty Of Arts Other Courses - Agriculture courses and Programs offered by other Faculties and Schools which are Acceptableas Fulfilling Faculty of agriculture and Food Sciences. general agriculture (065 http://webapps.cc.umanitoba.ca/calendar99/faculties/arts/other_courses/agricultu

Faculty of Arts Courses and Programs offered by other Faculties and Schools which are Acceptable as Fulfilling Faculty of Arts Requirements Faculty of Agriculture and Food Sciences Soil Science (040) Introductory Soils Landscapes and Biophysical Processes (replaces 202) Fundamentals of Soils and Landscapes (replaces 405) Soil Genesis and Classification Physical Properties of Soils Soil Chemistry and Fertility Chemical Analysis of Soils Agricultural Economics and Farm Management (061) Introduction to Environmental Economics General Agriculture (065) Natural Resources and Primary Agricultural Production Production, Distribution and Utilization of Agricultural Products * No longer offered More Options... All of these words Any of these words Exact phrase Boolean Search this faculty Search all faculties and departments Information on receiving a printed copy of the General Calendar/Registration Guide. The University of Manitoba - Winnipeg, MB, Canada R3T 2N2, 1-204-474-8880 Questions or Comments?

49. Plant Protection Fact Sheet first two years of the program focus on general education requirements mathematics,economics, computers, biology and introductory courses in agriculture. http://www.ndsu.edu/ndsu/academic/factsheets/ag/plantpro.shtml

The Purpose Career Opportunities The Program Options ... Contact Information Hultz Hall Room 202 Hultz Hall is located on Albrecht Boulevard just south of IACC (building #32 on the Campus Map Plant Protection Fact Sheet College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources Plant protection is the management of insects, weeds and diseases that affect agronomic and horticultural crops, reducing their productivity or aesthetic value. This interdepartmental major captures important concepts and practices from entomology, plant pathology, and weed sciences within the context of biological interactions in natural and managed ecosystems. Increasing food demands for a larger world population, protection of people and environments and changing crop production philosophies make effective management of pests a critical career field for the future. The Purpose The plant protection major is designed to train practicing professionals who are directly involved with pest management, who consult and advise others in management practices or who work with businesses that are impacted by pest problems. Supporting course work within the major offers specialized training in either agronomic or horticultural crop production and protection. General education courses provide important background so that graduates of the program can be informed, contributing members of their communities.

50. DEAMBULUM : Courses - Methods - Tutorials - Guides Biodiversity, Mycology, Plant kingdom, Animal kingdom. Ecology, agriculture,Energy. Bioinformatics, general courses, Analyse de liaison. http://www.infobiogen.fr/services/deambulum/english/cours.html

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51. K-State Department Of General Agriculture Course List For Summer 2003 This page lists the courses available in the Departmentof general agriculture for the Summer 2003 semester. http://courses.k-state.edu/summer2003/GENAG/schedule.html

Courses at K-State Summer 2003 Summer 2003 Course Schedule Department of General Agriculture Summer 2003 Course List If no dates listed directly under course, then course is a 8 week course and will meet June 9 - Aug 1. Course Title Ref Gr Cr Sec Type No Op Days Hours Room Instructor Prb/Food Science V A IND Appointment Herald,Thomas J 90000 series reference numbers have separate enrollment through the Division of Continuing Education Food Science Seminar IND Appointment DISEDUC Hunt,Melvin C Course meets from June 9, 2003 through August 1, 2003. Prb/Food Science V IND P Appointment DISEDUC Hunt,Melvin C Course meets from June 9, 2003 through August 1, 2003. Top/Clsrm Ks Agricul IND P Appointment MANHATN Erpelding,Larry Course meets from June 16, 2003 through June 21, 2003. IND P Appointment OFFCAMP Erpelding,Larry MEETS AT JOHNSON COUNTY FARM BUREAU OFFICE 1009 E HIGHWAY 56 Course meets from July 14, 2003 through July 19, 2003. indicates the course has been approved for university general education credit. Home Search Directories Calendar ... Comments Kansas State University April 2, 2003

52. Biological Sciences Option You will follow a first year program of science and general education requirements inCrop Sciences, you will have 35 hours of agriculture courses and 126 http://www.cropsci.uiuc.edu/academics/undergrad/biosciences/

Doorway to the global food and agriculture system General Information Academics Alumni College Quick Links Biological Sciences Overview Required Courses Opportunities for Study Career Opportunities ... Other Undergraduate Study Options Overview The biological sciences option is designed for students planning to pursue graduate education or seek professional positions that require more basic science than is included in the other Crop Sciences options. Basic science courses offered by the Department of Crop Sciences and by other departments of the university are emphasized. Students follow a first-year program of science and general education requirements similar to students in other Crop Sciences options. Programs for the second, third and fourth year are planned in consultation with the student's faculty advisor in the area of biological sciences. Many students in the biological sciences option continue their education in graduate or professional schools. Students and their advisors are encouraged to consult specific graduate and professional schools for their entrance requirements. Some students find positions in university, government or industry research laboratories, or with local, state or federal agencies. Other options in Crop Sciences are designed to prepare students more specifically for careers in certain segments of the food and agriculture system.

53. Online Degrees In Agricultural Education, Agribusiness, And Animal Science center for distance learning courses and degrees Master of agriculture. Deliverymethods incorporate interactive of Science in general agriculture With this http://www.worldwidelearn.com/agriculture-degrees.htm

HOME ABOUT CONTACT PARTNERS ... SUBMIT YOUR SITE ONLINE DEGREES IN AGRICULTURE Online graduate and undergraduate degrees in agriculture, agribusiness, agricultural engineering, dairy science, agricultural education and animal science. Accounting Degrees Agriculture Degrees Associate Degrees Aviation Science Degrees ... Recess! Browse the learning categories above or search below to find the courses you want. Tip: enclose your search phrase in "quotes" for better results. Online Agriculture Degree Programs Athabasca University Two leading educational institutions, the University of Guelph and Athabasca University, have teamed up to offer the world's first electronically delivered MBA focused uniquely on agriculture: MBA in Agriculture offers students the opportunity to study with other producers and agribusiness professionals – to take full advantage of a wide range of agricultural expertise and experiences – and to provide a custom-made network. Athabasca University is a fully accredited member of AUCC. Iowa State University Iowa State University offers the following degrees in agriculture: Bachelor of Science in Professional Agriculture The course of study encompasses three major areas: animal ecology and sciences; agricultural social sciences and economics; and plant and soil sciences. The agricultural course work, a minimum of 45 credits, is a well-rounded mix of topics.

54. Department Of Agriculture And Natural Resources Wildlife Biology. The Bachelor of Science degree in agriculture includes aset of general education requirements and a core of major field courses. http://www.utm.edu/admin/catalog00/agnatre.htm

Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources Dr. James L. Byford, Interim Chair 242 Clement Hall Faculty James N. Butler, Jr., James L. Byford, Craig S. Darroch, Bobby N. Duck, Paula M. Gale, Thomas V. Greer, Jerry D. Gresham, Bobby R. Hathcock, Michael J. Kirschner, Philip E. Lavely, Eric C. Pelren, Kyle J. Rozeboom, Richard C. Shadden, Rodney M. Thomsen. Faculty Associate: Barbara A. Darroch Majors The Bachelor of Science degree programs in Agriculture and in Natural Resources Management include the following majors and areas of concentration. The Professional Education option within Agricultural Science is accredited by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education. Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (with a major in General Agriculture) Concentrations Agricultural Business Agricultural Science (Non-Licensure and Professional Education Options) Animal Science (General and Science options) Landscape Science and Management Plant and Soil Science Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources Management (with a major in NRM) Concentrations Environmental Management Park and Recreation Administration Soil and Water Conservation Wildlife Biology The Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture includes a set of general education requirements and a core of major field courses. Students will meet requirements for humanities, social science, critical thinking, and cultural and ethical awareness. It requires completion of 132 semester hours of course work. Course requirements during the first two years are similar to those of other universities, a feature which facilitates transferring to or from other universities and community colleges. After completing basic courses in agriculture and supporting subjects, students may elect an area of concentration according to their interests. Each concentration provides a broad general education and excellent preparation for advanced study.

55. University Of Saskatchewan / as the capstone course for agriculture students taking Management Science, HealthCare Administration, general Business) through Results 1 10 of 10 courses, http://www.usask.ca/calendar/comm/gen

Results of Courses Commerce College of Commerce KEY TO COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Commerce General Commerce Courses UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE COURSES General Commerce Courses COMM 101.3 Introduction to Business Successful enterprises must effectively integrate a variety of managerial processes and functions within the organization, while also maintaining effective relationships with key stakeholder groups. This course assists students to develop an understanding of the issues affecting business, the complex web of interrelationships involved in successfully dealing with these issues, and the organizational and managerial challenges involved in managing contemporary business organizations. COMM 102.3 Introduction to Business Management Examines the processes of management including environment and business analysis, planning, decision making, execution, and performance measurement. This course will make major use of case analyses, simulations, organizational audits or other forms of pedagogy that allow the student to assume the role of manager of the organization. Note: May not be used for credit toward the B.Comm degree.

56. University Of Saskatchewan / A general review of the macroscopic and microscopic anatomy of the domestic animalswith Denotes courses open to students in the College of agriculture. http://www.usask.ca/calendar/vbms

Results of Courses PRINT ALL 35 COURSES Veterinary Biomedical Sciences Department of Veterinary Biomedical Sciences, Western College of Veterinary Medicine KEY TO COURSE DESCRIPTIONS All Courses 200-level ... Graduate-level Results of Courses Veterinary Biomedical Sciences UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE COURSES These courses are restricted to students enrolled in the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program, unless otherwise stated. VBMS 210.7 Anatomy A general introduction to the anatomy of the common domestic species with emphasis on areas of particular functional and clinical significance or biological importance. VBMS 211.4 Histology A general overview of the microscopic and ultrastructural anatomy of vertebrate cells, tissues and organs emphasizing functional relationships. VBMS 212.3 Neuroscience A study of the structure and function of the nervous system of domestic animals with emphasis on general clinical applications. VBMS 213.2 Embryology Emphasizes the study of embryonic development, including organogenesis and congenital anomalies. VBMS 221.8

57. Index Admission information; agriculture courses; Air Conditioning and Refrigeration courses; courses;Forestry courses; French courses. general Management major; http://www.pvcc.cc.va.us/index/default.htm

A B C D ... Z Index - Alphabetical Listing About PVCC Academic calendar Accounting courses Accounting major ... Workforce and Career Services

58. Disciplines And Courses MICRO 130, general Microbiology. MICRO 140, general Microbiology Laboratory. ZOOL200, Marine Biology. OTHER NATURAL SCIENCE courses. agriculture TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM. http://imiloa.wcc.hawaii.edu/krupp/natrlsci/discplns.html

Windward Community College Department of Natural Sciences Disciplines and Courses The page is under construction. Some of the courses listed below are linked to specific web site locations providing specific information about the respective courses. Please link to the Windward Community College online catalog for brief catalog descriptions of the non-linked courses in the list below. The tentative Spring 2000 schedule of Natural Science course offerings may be accessed by clicking here PHYSICAL SCIENCES Astronomy (ASTRO) ASTRO 110 Introduction to Astronomy ASTRO 110L Introduction to Astronomy Lab ASTRO 281 Space Explorations ASTRO 294V Special Topics in Astronomy Chemistry (CHEM) CHEM 100 Chemistry and Man CHEM 100L Chemistry and Man Laboratory CHEM 151 Elementary Survey of Chemistry CHEM 151L Elementary Survey of Chemistry Laboratory CHEM 152 Survey of Organic and BioOrganic Chemistry CHEM 152L Survey of Organic and BioOrganic Chemistry Laboratory CHEM 161 General Chemistry I CHEM 161L General Chemistry Laboratory I CHEM 162 General Chemistry II CHEM 162L General Chemistry Laboratory II Geology (GG) GG 101 Introduction to Geology GG 102 Historical Geology GG 103 Geology of the Hawaiian Islands GG 166 Planetary Geology GG 210 O'ahu Field Geology GG 211 Big Island Field Geology GG 212 Maui Field Geology GG 213 Moloka'i, Lana'i, and Kaho'olawe Field Geology

59. Primary Level - General Courses Terra area Orientation and introduction to general ideas on the landscape and people'simpact through settlement and agriculture; Return to courses Main Page. http://www.esc.com.cy/02courses/courses01.htm

General Environmental Studies Primary and middle-school level environmental studies At these levels we employ a much wider range of educational approaches than for secondary and older groups. In addition to a scientifically-based investigative approach, we often use, for example, games with an environmental theme (using a variety of senses, active catching games etc.). In other cases we include sketching, clay-modelling and other creative activities which focus the children's attention on the environment in a different way. We also highlight the intimate human relationship with the environment - through our dependence on natural resources such as clean water, through agriculture, through traditional crafts and building, through recreation, through forest management and on a personal level as participants in and observers of nature. The following thematic guidelines are indicative of the wide range of subject material available: A general Introduction to the Kritou Terra area - Orientation and introduction to general ideas on ecology, the landscape and people's impact through settlement and agriculture

60. Oregon State University, Academic Programs, Oregon State University-Cascades Cam The general agriculture program provides flexibility in designing a agribusiness,or community leadership in agriculture. courses cover a wide range of topics http://www.osucascades.edu/partners/osu.htm

Academic Programs Dynamic. Innovative. Cutting-edge. Grounded in tradition and focused on the future, OSU embodies the spirit of discovery that is the heart of the Pacific Northwest. Oregon State University, a Carnegie Doctoral/Research Extensive institution, is known the world over for the intellectual and artistic achievements of its faculty and alumni. As Oregon's first and broadest reaching public university, OSU is a leader in pioneering new discoveries in science, engineering and agriculture in a place of academic diversity where art and science meet. Students are encouraged to engage in hands on research, scholarship, leadership and performance throughout their academic careers. Fundamentally, we believe that sharing knowledge changes lives and we provide an environment for sustaining dialogue, discovery and individual growth. Oregon State University Art (BA/BS) Business Adminstration (BA/BS): General Business option Liberal Studies (BA/BS) Environmental Sciences (BS) General Agriculture (BS) Human Development and Family Sciences (BS): Option in Early Childhood Development and Education Natural Resources (BS): Option in Forest Resources Technology;Option in Natural Resources Policy; Option in Resource Conservation

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