In addition, there is provision for elective subjects in various specialized fields. A subject consisting of 3 one-hour lectures a week is given 3 units of credit. Field work is emphasized which may range from 6 to 9 hours a week on the average for most technical subjects. Training in wood science and technology leads to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Forest Products Engineering. Graduate degrees in the Master's or Ph.
D levels are also available.
The course extends over a period of four years and two six-week summer sessions, one of which is devoted to experience in the industry. The students and faculty members of this College also have access to the facilities of the Forest Products Research and Industries Development Commission located on the same campus. Computer programming 2. Experimental designs 4. Forest genetics and tree improvement 5.