Articulated Courses NC High School Workforce Development courses Articulation agreement with horticulture II, agr, 120, Pesticide Use and Handling http://www.iss.k12.nc.us/schools/wfd/Articulated WFD Courses Page.htm
Extractions: the N.C. Community College System You may be eligible to receive community college credit for selected high school courses, but you must meet the following criteria: Make sure you talk with your high school and community college counselors. Below is a listing of the courses that have been approved for articulated credit by 57 of the 59 community colleges. HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY COLLEGE Course Number Course Title Course Prefix Course Number Course Title Program: ACCOUNTING Computerized Accounting I ACC
Teagasc - National Diploma In Horticulture Course Level. CHXXX. Vocational Certificate in horticulture two students mayapply for a limited number of places on the B agr Sc (Hort) course at UCD. http://www.teagasc.ie/training/courses/nd_horticulture.htm
Extractions: Home Press Releases Events Publications ... Centres Past Student The course aims to provide the student with a firm grounding in technical skills in the areas of landscape design and construction, sport turf management, nursery stock production and food crop production. Throughout the course students acquire a knowledge of the identification and use of plants in the environment. They also gain an understanding of the concepts and processes of management and information technology. The course is offered jointly by horticultural colleges and Institutes of Technology. It is accredited by the Higher Educational Training Awards Council (HETAC). The three partnerships offering the course are: On successful completion students are awarded the National Diploma in Horticulture (this award meets the training requirement for Stamp Duty exemption and Installation Aid).
Teagasc - Training - Horticulture Courses horticulture courses. National Diploma in horticulture who complete thiscourse to progress to the B.agr.Sc (Hort) course at University College, Dublin. http://www.teagasc.ie/training/horticulture.htm
Extractions: Home Press Releases Events Publications ... Centres National Diploma in Horticulture Vocational Certificate in Horticulture - Level 2 Vocational Certificate in Horticulture - Level 3 How To Apply This new three year course is offered jointly by horticultural colleges and Institutes of Technology. It is accredited by the Higher Education and Training Awards Council (HETAC) and commences in 2001. The course is being provided for people who are interested in careers in horticulture. Employment in the sector is buoyant with an abundance of well paid jobs available for people with Higher Education qualifications. Recruitment to the course will be through the Central Applications Office (CAO) system. Applicants must have passes in five Leaving Certificate subjects at ordinary level, Grade D3 or better. The subjects passed must include mathematics and either English or Irish. Holders of relevant Further Education and Training Awards Council (FETAC) awards and mature students may also apply. If there are more applicants than places, the standard points system will be used to rank applicants.
Ferrum College Life Sciences: Agriculture Required Core courses Hours agr 110 agriculture Issues 3 agr 301 Principlesof Field/Forage or agr 319 horticulture Crop Prod. http://www.ferrum.edu/lifescience/majors/agriculture.htm
Extractions: Today agriculture faces a tremendous challenge to provide food, fiber and industrial raw supplies for billions of people at a time when resources are becoming more limiting. Agriculture, meanwhile, has become more technical and complex and qualified college graduates are needed to meet the future demands in this vital field. Ferrum is located in a rural agricultural area of Southwestern Virginia. The economy of Franklin County is dominated by the agricultural industries of dairy, tobacco, tree fruit, and general farming. This diversity strengthens the broad focus of the curriculum while providing a range of environmental conditions in which to study and observe American agriculture. Printable Brochure Faculty: George Byrd
Environmental Horticulture Option courses in the Environmental horticulture (EH) Option agr 99, agricultural WorkExperience *. 2. (* Suggested enrollment during summer session) http://www.butte.cc.ca.us/instruction/agr/ag/en_hort/en_hort.htm
Extractions: Ornamental Horticulture has been change to Environmental Horticulture The Program Required Courses Suggested Schedule Campus Contacts ... Faculty Advisor Certificate Options: Nursery/Florist Technician Certificate Landscape/Turfgrass Technician Certificate The Environmental Horticulture option offers an AS degree in ornamental horticulture, three certificates of achievement, (Environmental Horticulture, Nursery/Florist Technician, and Landscape/Turfgrass Technician) and a certificate of completion in floral design. A certificate of achievement in general ornamental horticulture focuses on growing, maintaining, and designing with plants and flowers. It focuses on skills and knowledge pertinent to several fields of study within the ornamental horticulture industry. The outlook for jobs in ornamental horticulture is excellent. With over 2,000 potential employers in the north state and over 300 in our college district, opportunity is great. The major occupations include floriculture, nursery production, landscaping, sales, park maintenance, turfgrass management, research, education, and retail nursery and floristry. The Butte College programs are designed to give the students skills necessary for entry-level positions in the various horticulture industries. An Associates Degree enhances the individual's opportunity to advance into supervisory positions. A two- or four-year degree is a job requirement in some business and government agencies.
UHSA Description Of Courses - Agriculture agr 101. Introduction to Animal Husbandry. Introductory courses in animal husbandry agr 120 General horticulture. A survey of the field of horticulture; http://www.uhsa.ag/ollaslp/progdesc/agriculture.htm
Extractions: SCIENCES) back to previous page AGR 101. Introduction to Animal Husbandry. Introductory courses in animal husbandry designed to familiarize the students with fundamental problems in livestock production. Includes kinds of livestock, marketing methods, its part in farming, processing, merchandising, feeding, management and breeding. Housing and equipment also included. AGR 103. Farm Organization and Management. A study of Farm Management with major emphasis upon decision marketing and efficient use of Farm resources. A survey of various fields of agriculture to orient students in the state of modern agriculture and occupational opportunities. AGR 105,106, 107.Occupational Work Experience. Students placed in a work situation approved by their academic advisors. The credits may or may not be applicable to graduation requirements depending on the particular curriculum pursued. The "co-oping" employer will provide objectives for the student. Advisor will assign final grades. AGR 120 General Horticulture.
General Cataolg Associates of Science Degree Programs courses of Instruction Advisor willassign final grades. agr 120 General horticulture http://www.uhsa.ag/pstudent/general/Courses/agriculture.htm
Extractions: Search: Site search Web search The address is UHSA.. Welcome Home! Medical School to the World. Home President's Message Alumni Current Students ... Medical Programs General Catalog University of Health Sciences Antigua. Ultimate Address for Professionals ! The University The Program Objectives Requirements ... Below is listed the course titles and course descriptions for the Agriculture curriculum: AGR 101: Introduction to Animal Husbandry Introductory courses in animal husbandry designed to familiarize the students with fundamental problems in livestock production. Includes kinds of livestock, marketing methods, its part in farming, processing, merchandising, feeding, management and breeding. Housing and equipment also included. AGR 103: Farm Organization and Management A study of Farm Management with major emphasis upon decision marketing and efficient use of Farm resources. A survey of various fields of agriculture to orient students in the state of modern agriculture and occupational opportunities. AGR 105,106, 107: Occupational Work Experience
Department Of Horticulture (Sw. Univ. Agr. Sc.) Department of horticulture (Sw. Univ. agr. Sc.) / The Swedish University of Most of the courses in the 4.5 year program leading to a Masters degree in http://www.hridir.org/countries/sweden/PROVCOUN/the_swedish_university_of_agricu
LCC Course Descriptions - A To B See agr 155 Special Studies for course description. agr 273 horticulture (4credits) Prerequisite agr 162 and agr 170 This course is a study of http://www.lethbridgecollege.ab.ca/programs/courses/a_b_courses.html
Extractions: This course is an overview of basic accounting concepts for a service-based business. Topics include a basic understanding of the accounting cycle for a service-based business. Theoretical concepts are reinforced with a basic understanding of an integrated accounting software package. ACC 126 ACCOUNTING BASICS (3 credits) DL This course is not eligible as an elective in the Business Administration program. This course is an overview of basic accounting. Topics include an introduction of journals, ledgers, bank reconciliation, payroll, petty cash, GST and other related accounting transactions. ACC 146 BOOKEEPING (5 credits) This course is not eligible as an elective in the Business Administration program. This course is an introduction to bookkeeping emphasizing GAAP principles in order to complete the procedures and financial statements required for the basic accounting cycle for both a service and merchandising business in relation to the sole proprietorship. Other topics covered: subsidiary ledgers, special journals, bank reconciliation, payroll, petty cash, GST and PST. ACC 170 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I (4 credits) Fundamental accounting principles and concepts, including: the accounting cycle, worksheet preparation, accounting for sales and purchases of merchandise, cash control procedures, valuation of receivables and inventories are studied. Other topics include: financial statement preparation, use of special journals and ledgers, and payroll. The foregoing items are applied in relation to the sole proprietorship with an emphasis placed on integrating the basic concepts with accounting practice. With ACC 175: AU/CUC/KUC/CC/UL/UA.
Extractions: Revised 9/3/03 ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE CHOOSE THE SCHOOL YOU WOULD LIKE TO VIEW: UC Davis Cal Poly Pomona Cal Pol San Luis Obispo LOWER DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS FOR TRANSFER The following courses should be taken at OCC prior to transfer. Courses not offered at OCC need to be taken after transfer. Four-year colleges and universities often make changes in their requirements for majors. The information contained in this guide is based on the most recent information available from the four-year school and does not constitute an official agreement. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFONRIA, DAVIS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL HORTICULATURE AND URBAN FORESTERY CPP OCC ENVHORT 1 No Equivalent Course ENVHORT 6 OH 181 or 182 LND ARC 30 No Equivalent Course BIOL 1ABC No Equivalent Course CHEM 2AB PHYS 1AB No Equivalent Courses No Equivalent Course MATH 16A or MATH 180(or 180H) or
Africa Related Courses — Spring 2005 ANR 490 Ind Stud agr Nat Res (Codex Alimentarius), Virtual Course To Phonetics Phono, MW, 1240pm, 200pm, Old horticulture Bldg, Hudson, 3, 001 http://africa.msu.edu/CourselistSpring05-2.html
Extractions: African Studies Center MSU Virtual University Course Course Number and Course Title Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Credits Section Agriculture and Nat. Res. (ANR) Virtual Course Hegarty      ANR 490  Ind Stud Agr Nat Res (Codex Alimentarius) Virtual Course Hegarty      ANR 810  International Food Law and Regulation Virtual Course Hegarty     Nursing (NUR)      NUR 891  Selected Topics Virtual Course Porter     Resourse Development (RD)      RD 876    International Rural Community Development Virtual Course Axinn     Veterinary Medicine (VM)      VM 812    Food Safty Toxicology Virtual Course Rumbeiha Course Number and Course Title Days Start Time End Time Location Instructor Credits Section Agricultural Economics (AEC)  AEC 841  M W F Berkey Hall Raper/Staatz  AEC 865  Agricultural Benefit-Cost Analysis T TH Agriculture Hall Crawford African Languages (AFR)  AFR 102A Beginning Swahili II MTWTHF Wells Hall Ngonyani  AFR 102B Beginning African Language II Arranged Eulenberg  AFR 152  Beginning Individualized African Language II MTWTHF Baker Hall Dwyer  AFR 202A Second Year Swahili II MTWTHF Wells Hall Ngonyani  AFR 202B Second-Year African Language II (Hausa) Arranged Eulenberg  AFR 252  Intermediate Individualized African Language II MTWTHF Baker Hall Dwyer  AFR 290  Independent Study Arranged  AFR 450A Advanced Swahili M
Extractions: This course has been designated to create an awareness, provide introductory experiences, and develop an understanding of all areas of Agricultural Sciences, Agribusiness, Animal Science, Entomology and Structural Pest Control, Ornamental Horticulture and Landscape Design. HOS 2010C Horticulture Science (3)
Course Offerings Not open to majors in landscape horticulture. Distance Education course computer . Not open to students with credit for Anim Sci 260, agr Econ 205, agr http://www.ureg.ohio-state.edu/courses/Winter/book3/B331.htm
Extractions: 150 Introduction to Horticulture U 4 Guide to the applied practices associated with using and raising horticultural plants. Su, Au, Wi, Sp Qtrs. 3 cl, 1 2-hr lab. Not open to majors in landscape horticulture. Distance Education course - computer. 200 Crop Science U 5 Study of environmental, genetic, and cultural factors which influence crop plant productivity. Su, Au, Wi, Sp Qtrs. 4 cl, 1 2-hr lab. Prereq: Biology 101 or 113 or Plnt Bio 101. This course is available for EM credit. NS Admis Cond course. BER/GEC/LAR course. 204 Design of Gardens and Small Properties I U 5 Design of small-scale residential projects; master planning, use of plants and architectural materials, graphics. Wi Qtr. 3 cl, 3 lab hrs. Not open to students with credit for Larch 204. Cross-listed in Landscape Architecture. VPA Admis Cond course. 232 Landscape Maintenance U 4 Management of landscape plantings with special emphasis on transplanting, mulching, nutrition, pest control, pruning, physiological disorders, and diagnosing plant problems. Su, Wi Qtrs. 2 2-hr cl. Not open to students with credit for Nat Res 232. Cross-listed in Natural Resources.
SC4 Agriculture Courses agr 206 Applied horticulture. This course offers a study of the practicalapplication of horticultural principles, which includes areas of propagation, http://www.sc4.edu/catalog/courseDescp/AGRICULTURE.htm
Extractions: St. Clair County Community College 2005-2006 Catalog AGRICULTURE Engineering Technology Department 810-989-5754 AGR 110 Farm and Agri-Business Management . This course offers a practical application of management skills, with emphasis on the use of credit and on obtaining financing for farming and agri-business. Fall semester only. Prerequisite: None 3 credits, plus 1 contact hour* = (2 lecture, 2 laboratory) AGR 120 Feed/Seed/Grain CURRENTLY INACTIVE. See note at the end of the course listings. AGR 122 Elevator And Agricultural Supply . The focus of this course is on merchandising agriculture supplies and farm products, in addition to a study of plant layout, equipment, and future trading in agricultural commodities. Prerequisite: None 2 credits, plus 1 contact hour* = (1 lecture, 2 laboratory) AGR 123 Livestock Production . This is a general course in livestock production as it relates to modern agricultural methods. Emphasis is placed on nutrition, breeds, breeding selection, diseases, marketing, grades, grading, management and housing. Prerequisite: None 3 credits, plus 1 contact hour* = (2 lecture, 2 laboratory)
Extractions: Undergraduate Courses Course Code: HORT 2011 Course Name: Ornamental Horticulture Credit: Lecture/Lab: 3 CR 60 hrs (2 hrs lecture, 2 hrs lab) Pre-requisites: None This course explains the general physiology and environmental requirements for propagating, growing, and maintaining indoor and outdoor ornamental plants, with emphasis on those adapted to the Omani environment. Further Info:
Turfgrass Science At UConn Suggested Supportive and Elective courses for Turfgrass Science Program support their turfgrass concentration with courses in ornamental horticulture, http://www.canr.uconn.edu/plsci/agr-ts.htm
Extractions: University of Connnecticut Turfgrass Science is an area of concentration offered under the Agronomy major in the Department of Plant Science. This baccalaureate program provides students an opportunity to study turfgrass science in conjunction with courses in soil science and fertility, pest control, business management, landscape design, and ornamental horticulture. Adequate opportunities are provided for students to gain practical experiences from classes held at the Plant Science Teaching and Research Facility in addition to independent study projects. Internships are available and allow students an opportunity to work closely with professionals in the industry. This program is designed to provide students basic and applied knowledge in turfgrass science. Students completing the program can apply their skills in the management of residential and commercial lawns, golf courses, athletic and recreational fields, parks and institutional grounds, roadsides, sod farms, inland and coastal erosion control sites, and other areas where grasses are utilized. Students completing a baccalaureate degree program of study will be eligible to pursue a graduate degree program in turfgrass science. Subsequently, graduates may enter into teaching, research, public service, or agribusiness enterprises. PLSC 124 : Turfgrass Management.
Turfgrass Science Curriculum -- UF Turfgrass Science horticulture or Pest Management Electives Required courses by Semester.Turfgrass Core Requirements. Course , Course Title. Credits. agr 3303, Genetics1 http://turf.ufl.edu/academic_progs/ap_milton.html
Extractions: Turfgrass Core Requirements Course # Course Title Credits AGR 3303 Genetics BCH 3023 Elem. Organic and Biol. Chemistry ENY 3005C Principles of Entomology HOS 4304 Horticulture Physiology 2 ORH 3222C Turfgrass Culture ORH 4235C Landscape Management and Arboriculture ORH 4223 Golf and Sports Turf Management ORH 4941 Full-time Practical Work Experience PLP 3002C Basic Plant Pathology PLS 4601 Weed Science PMA 3010 Fundamentals of Pest Management SOS 3022 General Soils/Lab SOS 4115 Fertilizers and Soil Fertility
Extractions: Application Procedures ... Contact Information The Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture offers the degrees of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Master of Science (M.S.), and Master of Agriculture (M.Agr.), a nonthesis degree. Areas of concentration include plant physiology, plant genetics and breeding, cell physiology and molecular biology, environmental and production horticulture, and horticultural marketing. The goal of the graduate program in horticulture at Purdue is to prepare students for professional careers in basic or applied plant science emphasizing food or ornamental crops. The Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture has an outstanding faculty representing a broad range of disciplines within horticulture and plant biology. These individuals can provide training opportunities in their areas of specialization. We recommend that potential students identify particular faculty members who share their academic interests and contact these individuals directly. Edward N. Ashworth
NSAC Calendar: Entrance Requirements of prescribed preparation courses. * formerly Landscape horticulture Admission Requirements for B.Sc. (agr.) Program for Students Graduating from http://www.nsac.ns.ca/reg/cal/entrance.asp
Extractions: All candidates for admission to the program leading to a B.Sc.(Agr.) and to the Pre-Veterinary program must present high school graduation certificates showing an average of at least 60%, with no mark below 50%, in five Grade 12 university preparatory subjects, including English, Chemistry, Pre-Calculus Mathematics (70% in NS Mathematics 12 or NL 3200 is acceptable), and Biology or Physics. Students who have not successfully completed Physics at the Grade 12 university preparatory level must take Physics MP90 (a non-credit course) in their first year at NSAC, with the exception of students in the Agricultural Business and Agricultural Economics majors of the B.Sc.(Agr.) program.
Department Of Crop Sciences HORT 100Introduction to horticulture. NRES 102Introduction to Forestry TSM 100Technical Systems in agr. 3, One course selected from the following http://courses.uiuc.edu/cis/programs/urbana/2005/fall/undergrad/aces/crop_sci.ht
