The following course listings were updated in August 2001. Please see your advisor to confirm which current course offerings are required for your program option. A comprehensive course, including the development of animal science, its contributions to the economy, characteristics of animal products, factors of efficient and economical production and distribution. ANSC 332 Horse Management 3 credits Major topics include nutrition, reproduction, breeding, performance evaluation, basic training and management techniques. This course is a study of hand tools and power shop equipment as they relate to mechanized agriculture in arc welding, oxyacetylene welding and cutting, hot and cold metal working, plumbing, electricity, tool fitting, wood working, sketching and drawing, and interpretation of plans for the completion of skill development exercises.
Emphasis is upon the development of orderly, safe shop procedures and manual skill development.
The fundamental principles of landscape architecture as applied to residential and commercial landscaping including study of principles of both formal and informal designs and plan graphics. Students will produce landscape drawings using principles taught. Prerequisite - INAG 113 Woody Ornamentals I. INAG 100 Introduction to Plant Science 3 credits General introduction to plant growth and development. Emphasis is on the physiology, morphology, genetics and ecology of higher plants. Exposure will be given to operating systems, storage media, networking, multimedia, and current hardware.