61. Gyeongsang National University Undergraduate College of agriculture and Life Science for details on the ratio of required major field courses to required general education courses. http://www.gsnu.ac.kr/english/under/agriculture.jsp

62. Plumpton College - General Agriculture - NVQ Level 1 general agriculture NVQ Level 1. Leaving school or on school release? This course is suitable for study at work through a Work Based Learning http://www.plumpton.ac.uk/pages/Courses\Agriculture/coursedetail.asp?FCID=257&DE

63. SC4 Agriculture Courses This is a general course in livestock production as it relates to modern agricultural The principles of agricultural pest identification, general life http://www.sc4.edu/catalog/courseDescp/AGRICULTURE.htm

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)

64. Bachelor In Agricultural Sciences in any area of agriculture service and research, and also in general areas 2) earned at least C grade in each of the core agriculture courses and http://www.iubat.edu/ACADEMIC/bsag.htm

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE (BSAG) PROGRAM Program of Study Duration Course Offerings Practicum ... Graduation Requirements A TOP PROGRAM OF STUDY TOP DURATION OF STUDY The BSAG program is of 157 credit hours and usually requires full 4 years to complete for a full time student. It is possible to graduate earlier with additional course load. A semester is of 16 weeks duration, there are three semesters in a year and as such a full time student can complete the degree requirements earlier. However, most students take 4 years to complete the program. TOP COURSE OFFERINGS The curriculum requires course and practical work of 157 credit hours involving the following courses with some options : Humanities and Social Sciences Physical Sciences Computer Science Agricultural Core ... Comprehensive Examination [NOTE: AFTER USING A LINK, PLEASE USE THE BACK ICON ON YOUR BROWSER TO RETURN HERE ] BUS 101 Introduction to Business [3] ECO 101 Principles of Microeconomics [3] ENG 101 Basic English Composition [4] ENG 102 English Comprehension and Speaking [3] ... PHI 314 History of Ancient Philosophy [3] PHYSICAL SCIENCES : MAT 101 Mathematics [4] PHY 103 General Physics [3] CHM 104 General Chemistry [3] PHY 115 General Physics Lab [1] ... BIO 251 Biology of Molecules and Cells Lab [1] COMPUTER SCIENCE : CSC 101 Fundamentals of Computation [3] ** CSC 213 Computer Application [3] AGRICULTURE CORE : AGR 101 Agronomy [3] NSC 101 Nutrition Science [3] SSC 101 Soil Science [2] BOT 105 General Botany [3] ... AGR 490 Practicum [9] ELECTIVES :

65. Agriculture: General Agriculture (AGR) Students in this program take courses in various areas of agriculture and general education courses that are required include, biology (BSC 196 or 197) http://www.agriculture.ilstu.edu/und_prog/agr.shtml

smallrotate(ar_image.length-1, 5); Undergraduate Programs Graduate Program Prospective Students Faculty/Staff ... Home General Agriculture (AGR) This sequence is designed specifically to accommodate a second major or minor along with the study of agriculture. Students can develop their own individualized program of study combining a holistic set of classes in Agriculture and a related field. Curriculum Students in this program take courses in various areas of agriculture and are required to also complete a second major or a minor. General education courses that are required include, biology (BSC 196 or 197) and general chemistry (CHE 110/112 or 140). Visit the on-line Undergraduate Catalog for more about curriculum requirements, course descriptions, general education requirements, and additional degree requirements.

66. Centennial Honors College - Western Illinois University 3.4 overall GPA; 3.5 GPA in agriculture courses. general Honors Course Requirements. 6 semester hours of general Honors courses; 1 semester hour of GH 299 http://www.wiu.edu/users/miuhon/handbook/handbookdisplay.php?id=1

67. Agriculture Courses agriculture in Transition Course Sociology (Soc) 325, section XW (Social sciences group of the general education requirements), Master of agriculture http://www.lifelearner.iastate.edu/courses/spring06/mag.htm

CALENDAR ISU EXTENSION ISU HOME PAGE CONTACT US COURSE INDEX A B C-D E ... Home To ensure you have the latest information, we update course listings regularly on this site. We don't publish a print catalog. College credit courses by delivery by discipline (archive) ... Extension news Spring 2006 Courses Weed Biology and Ecology Course: Agronomy (Agron) 517, section XW Invasive plant species and weed evolution and biodiversity for exploitation of distributed and managed habitats. Selection and adaptation of weeds in agro-ecosystems: soil weed seed banks, population shifts, and crop-weed interactions. Life history and trait basis for colonizing plant species. Prerequisites: Agron 317 (Principles of Weed Science), Biology 474 (Plant Ecology) C omputer requirements: College of Agriculture recommendations Dates: January 9-May 5 Delivery method: online Credit: 3 graduate credits Tuition: $954 Delivery fee: $40 Computer fee appliessee table Off-campus program:

68. Ratcliffe Hicks School Of Agriculture The University general Education Requirements for baccalaureate student do These courses must be Ratcliffe Hicks courses numbered 001099 and must be http://www.catalog.uconn.edu/schag.htm

Undergraduate Catalog - HTML Undergraduate Catalog - PDF Links not marked with icons are provided to speed navigation through the official document. Links with exit the official Catalog to go to information maintained by other departments To print a copy of this page exactly as it appears in the paper document, use the link to PDF. Scroll down to read all information or use the links to specific text. Undergraduate Catalog 2005 - 2006 Ratcliffe Hicks School of Agriculture Suman Singha, Ph.D. Associate Dean, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources and Director, Ratcliffe Hicks School of Agriculture Patricia J. Jepson, M.A. , Academic Advisory Center Director Associate Degree Requirements Admission Requirements Scholastic Standards Associate Degree Curricula Requirements for Majors in: Animal Science Horticulture Course Descriptions for Academic Departments and Programs: Agriculture (SAAG) Agriculture and Resource Economics (SARE) Animal Science (SAAS) Natural Resources Management and Engineering (SAME) ... Plant Science (SAPL) Link to Ratcliffe Hicks School of Agriculture website for additional infromation.

69. Central Wyoming College: Academics: Programs: Agriculture/Range Management The majority, if not all, of the agriculture/range management courses will be taken at a general Education Requirements. Course , Name, Credits http://www.cwc.edu/academics/programs/agmanagement.php

CWC Home Search Text Version Academics About CWC Academics Student Services Student Life ... WebAdvisor Programs : Agriculture/Range Management Agriculture/Range Management Central Wyoming College offers a transfer degree in Agriculture/Range Management for students who are planning to major in Agriculture/Range Management at a four-year institution. This degree is designed to meet the basic general education requirements for an Agriculture/Range Management degree and the core prerequisite required in an Agriculture/Range Management four-year degree. In the general elective area, students may choose to take additional general education courses required at a four-year institution, (i.e. computer application courses such as spreadsheets, math, science, business courses, etc.). The majority, if not all, of the agriculture/range management courses will be taken at a four-year institution.. Associate of Science Degree General Education Requirements Course # Name Credits BIOL 1010 General Biology I BIOL 2020 General Biology II ECON 1010 Macroeconomics ENGL 1010 English Composition I ENGL 1020 English Composition II MATH 1400 Pre-Calculus Algebra POLS 1000 UNST 1005 Freshman Seminar ARTS HUM* Lab Science Wellness or PE activity Area of Emphasis Requirements CHEM 1000 Intro to Chemistry or CHEM 1020 General Chemistry I CO/M 1010 Public Speaking Computer Science Requirement** STAT 2050 Fundamentals of Statistics Agriculture and/orGeneral Electives** TOTAL * Recommended Humanities courses included PHIL 1000-Intro to Philosophy or PHIL 2420-Logic I: Critical Thinking

70. Agriculture AA Curriculum This degree provides the first two years of a fouryear agriculture Program at To complete your general Education requirements, one of the courses taken http://www.eac.edu/Academics/Catalogs/Current/aggen_aa.shtm

/***************************************************************************** Inserts event handling code for menu system ******************************************************************************/ /***************************************************************************** Inserts javascript that creates and places EAC wide menus ******************************************************************************/ breadcrumbs("topLevel"); Catalog General Information Mission and Purposes Boards and Officers Accreditation ... Voter Registration Forms Chronological Listing of Catalog Changes 05/04 to 06/05 07/05 to Present breadcrumbs("fullPath"); Agriculture Associate of Arts Degree TG-XR 60702 Advisor: Mike McCarthy official transfer guide of the school which you plan to attend upon leaving EAC should be consulted in order to adjust this program to your personal needs. Curriculum Requirements AGR 135 Conservation and Natural Resources 3 credits CHM 130 Fundamental Chemistry 4 credits CMP 103 Introduction to Computer Based Systems I 3 credits ENG 260 Technical Report Writing 3 credits GLG 101 Physical Geology 4 credits Total Curriculum Requirements 17 credits General Education Requirements AGEC-A To complete your General Education requirements, one of the courses taken to fulfill degree requirements must be designated as an

71. CUinfo Courses Of Study 2004-2005 - College Of Agriculture And Agribusiness management students study general business and take courses general Studies includes production agriculture as well as technical work in http://cuinfo.cornell.edu/Academic/Courses/ALS.phtml

72. Agricultural Mechanics The general agriculture certificate provides the flexibility to design a fulltime Students can chose from a wide variety of courses that will let them http://www.lakelandc.ab.ca/calendar/AY0506/GeneralAgriculture.html

Return to Programs 2005-2006 General Agriculture One Year Certificate Vermilion Inquiries:  (780) 853-8592 Admission Requirements Alberta high school diploma with at least: 50% in ELA 30-1/English 30 or 65% in ELA 30-2/ English 33. 50% in Math 20, Math 23, Pure Math 20, or Applied Math 20. 50% in one of Biology 20, Chemistry 20, Physics 20, or Science 20. Out-of-province or mature status applicants please refer to Application and Admissions. At the discretion of the Chair of the School of Agricultural Sciences, high school credits from the Green Certificate program may be used to meet certain deficiencies in admission requirements.  Please arrange for an appointment to determine if you are eligible. Graduation Requirements Students completing the requirements will be awarded a Certificate in General Agriculture. The General Agriculture certificate provides the flexibility to design a full-time or part-time study program in agriculture.  Students can chose from a wide variety of courses that will let them explore various career options or upgrade their skills in a specific area of the industry.  The program combines core and elective courses to develop and enhance both theory and practical skills that are directly applicable to the agriculture industry.  Curriculum Required Courses (15 credits) Credits AE  106 Agricultural Bookkeeping AE  206 Agricultural Accounting CO 138 Agricultural Communications CR 110

73. U.W.A. - Undergraduate Courses - Agriculture agriculture courses available at The University of Wales, Aberystwyth. The general agriculture degree scheme and the more specialised agriculture with http://www.aber.ac.uk/en/prospectus/courses/agriculture.php

Cymraeg Text Only Contacts Preferences ... Undergraduate Information Agriculture Available with: BSc Animal Science Marketing Contact Details: Admissions telephone: Admissions fax: Admissions e-mail: irs-enquiries@aber.ac.uk Institute of Rural Sciences Office Telephone: (01970) 624471 Departmental website Course Information: Course publications Study scheme D401 structure UCAS Entry Profile Related Courses: FSc Agriculture (including Foundation year) HND Agriculture BSc Agriculture with Business Studies BSc Agriculture with Countryside Management BSc Argiculture with Marketing BSc Organic Agriculture Agriculture D401 BSc - 4 years including 12 months of work experience Introduction Aberystwyth has a long established reputation throughout the farming world for its teaching and research in Agriculture, indeed 'Land-based Studies' have been taught here for over 120 years. Agriculture courses are provided by the University's Institute of Rural Sciences which is also the home of the Farm Business Survey for Wales and the Organic Centre Wales. The University farms, which are managed commercially by the Institute, as well as being used for teaching and research, extend over 580 hectares (1400 acres) and provide an excellent resource for learning. You will benefit also from our strong teaching and research links with the world-renowned Institute of Grassland and Environmental Research which is based nearby. We offer a range of degree courses designed to satisfy particular interests and career aspirations. The general Agriculture degree scheme and the more specialised Agriculture with Animal Science scheme are both four-year courses including a sandwich year.

74. General Agriculture Undergraduate Curriculum College of agriculture and Natural Resources general agriculture Three credits in an approved course or courses stressing multicultural, ethnic, http://www.udel.edu/catalog/cat2001/agsci/genag.html

College of Agriculture and Natural Resources General Agriculture F or the undergraduate student 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/academicprograms/majors/general_agriculture.htm DEGREE: BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MAJOR: GENERAL AGRICULTURE CURRICULUM CREDITS UNIVERSITY REQUIREMENTS ENGL 110 Critical Reading and Writing (Minimum grade C-) Three credits in an approved course or courses stressing multicultural, ethnic, and/or gender-related content (See the list of approved multicultural courses MAJOR REQUlREMENTS 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, Bioresources Engineering, Animal Science, Entomology and Applied Ecology, Plant and Soil Sciences, or Biology. Social Sciences and Humanities Minimum of one course in three of the following areas: Anthropology, Black American Studies, Criminal Justice, Economics, Education, Geography, History, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, or Women's Studies, or courses cross-listed in these departments.

75. University Of Saskatchewan / Agriculture / Courses general Information Graduation courses For details on courses, see the Course Catalogue section of the Calendar under the following subject headings http://www.usask.ca/calendar/agriculture/courses/

U of S Course Calendar Agriculture Courses - Select COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Here - Accounting ACC MPAC Agricultural Economics AGEC Agricultural Medicine AGMD Agriculture AGRC Agronomy AGRN Anatomy ACB Anesthesia ANES Animal Science ANSC Anthropology ANTH Applied Microbiology APMC Archaeology ARCH Art ART Art Education EART Art History ARTH Astronomy ASTR Biochemistry BIOC Bioinformatics BINF Biology BIOL Biomedical Engineering BIOE Biomolecular Structure Studies BMST Biotechnology BTEC Biotechnology Management BTMG Business Administration MBA Business Communications BSCM Catholic Studies CTST Chemical Engineering CHE Chemistry CHEM Chinese CHIN Civil and Geological Engineering CE Classical, Medieval, and Renaissance Studies CMRS Classics CLAS Clinical Research CLR College Scholars CSCH Commerce COMM Community Health and Epidemiology CHEP Computer Science CMPT Continuing Education ECNT Cree CREE Curriculum Studies ECUR Dentistry DENT Drama DRAM Economics ECON Education EDUC ERES Education School Experiences EXPR EDST Educational Administration EADM Educational Communications and Technology ECMM Educational Foundations EFDT Electrical Engineering EE Engineering Physics EP Engineering Professional Internship Program EPIP English ENG Environmental Engineering ENVE Environmental Science EVSC Extension EXT Family Medicine FAMD Finance FIN Fine Arts FIAR Food Science FDSC Food and Applied Microbiological Sciences FAMS French FREN General Business GBUS General Engineering GE Geography GEOG

76. Department Of Agricultural Education And General Agriculture The goal of the general agriculture program is to help students identify the Agricultural Education offers course work that serves teachers and leaders http://oregonstate.edu/dept/ag-ed/

General Agriculture Department The Department of Agricultural Education and General Agriculture combines two programs. The General Agriculture program is an undergraduate studies program which provides maximum flexibility in designing and structuring a course of study to meet the students' individual needs. The goal of the General Agriculture program is to help students identify the agricultural career in which they are most interested and build a course of study that will qualify each student for his or her chosen profession. Advising is of paramount importance in this process and major emphasis is placed on career advising. Agricultural Education offers course work that serves teachers and leaders in agriculture. The M.S, M.Agr., M.A.T., and M.A.I.S. degrees may be pursued with an emphasis in leadership, communication, pedagogy, extension and/or technical agriculture. Candidates work with an adviser to develop programs that meet their specific needs as indicated by their occupational objectives. FACULTY/STAFF ADVISING GENERAL AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURE EDUCATION ... STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

77. Agricultural Education Fact Sheet The agricultural education major is designed to combine general studies, courses in agricultural economics, agricultural systems management, http://www.ndsu.edu/ndsu/academic/factsheets/hde/ageducation.shtml

College of Human Development and Education The Program Early Experience Student Teaching Occupational Experience ... Contact Information Evelyn Morrow Lebedeff Hall Room 155 Evelyn Morrow Lebedeff Hall is located in the center of campus on Centennial Boulevard and is connected to the east end of the Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Family Life Center (building #22 on the Campus Map Agricultural Education Fact Sheet College of Human Development and Education The agricultural education major prepares students to teach at the secondary, post-secondary and adult levels in agricultural education programs. North Dakota State University is designated by the State Board of Vocational Education as the recognized institution for preparing teachers of agricultural education. The Program Back to fact sheet index Early Experience Either concurrently or shortly after taking an introductory course in education, students will have an opportunity to secure a brief exploratory experience in a secondary agriculture program. This helps students relate course work to actual teaching situations. Back to fact sheet index Student Teaching Student teaching is a highlight of the teaching program. Students will have an opportunity to apply skills acquired in college courses and to learn with the direction and assistance of a successful teacher of agricultural education.

78. Royal Agricultural College Undergraduate Prospectus 2004 The qualifications to join the College’s degree courses vary. However as a general guide, students will normally need at least five GCSE passes, http://www.royagcol.ac.uk/undergrad_courses/admissio.htm

Royal Agricultural College Home Courses Open Days Resources ... A to Z Undergraduate Courses 2006 index admissions accommodation charges General Information on Admissions The College operates a firm policy of equal opportunity in the recruitment of all staff and students. It seeks applicants from urban as well as rural backgrounds and from all cultures and faiths. The application procedure Applications for all courses must be made through the UCAS system. If you need any help with your application please contact: The Admissions Office, The Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester Gloucestershire GL7 6JS, England (Tel: 01285 Forms may be obtained from UCAS, P0 Box 28, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL5O 35A, England. Course programmes are subject to review or modification by the College’s Academic Board. All courses and individual modules are offered subject to acceptable minimum numbers of students and availability of staff. Conditions of entry The qualifications to join the College’s degree courses vary. However as a general guide, students will normally need at least five GCSE passes, including English and mathematics, and two A-levels (or acceptable equivalents). Precise qualifica­tion details for each course can be obtained from the College. For overseas qualifications, the Registrar will refer to the British Council International Guide to Qualifications in Education for equivalent qualifications.

79. Course Listings: All Courses This course is......The course will cover general principles of nutrition including required NUTR 242 Agricultural Systems of the World. http://nutrition.tufts.edu/courses/all.html

Search Home Courses All Courses Course Listings Fall 2005 Spring 2005 All Courses Course Bulletin SIS Online Gerald J. and Dorothy R. Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy Seminar Description: Students and faculty in all programs are strongly urged to attend. Seminars include time for questions; discussion is encouraged. For topics and most recent schedule, visit the seminar website. Frequency: Offered each semester in fall/spring. Human Nutrition Research Center Seminar Series Description: Students and faculty in all programs are strongly urged to attend. Seminars include time for questions; discussion is encouraged. Frequency: Offered each semester in fall/spring. NUTR 101: Introductory Human Nutrition Description: This course meets the science requirement for undergraduate non-science majors. It is not acceptable for biology credit for biology majors. Approximately 40 percent of the time will be spent discussing the biochemistry and physiology of nutrition in terms that a student untrained in chemistry and biology will be able to understand; 20 percent of the time will be spent on the ways in which the nutritional status of individuals and populations are determined. Students will be instructed in how to evaluate the quality of their own diets. Other areas include the relationship of nutrition to health and domestic and international nutrition policies, nutrition and growth, pregnancy, obesity, cancer, diabetes and heart disease, food faddism, U.S. domestic nutrition, and problems of developing countries.

80. Agricultural Sciences Major The Agricultural Sciences program provides the general scientific and applied background for modern Suggested sequence of courses (general option) http://www.mcgill.ca/plant/undergraduate/general/

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