Agricultural Science and Industry, B.I.S.

Agribusiness Emphasis (18 Credits)

• ACCT 2020 - Managerial Accounting 3 credits
• ACCT 3350 - Business Law I 3 credits
• MKTG 3010 - Marketing Principles 3 credits
• MGMT 3180 - Management & Organizations 3 credits
• 3000 - LEVEL *Two Courses Plant or Animal Mgt (AGSC Prefix) 6 credits

Animal Science and Industries Emphasis (17-18 Credits)

• AGSC 3150 - Animal Breeding 3 credits
• AGSC 3500 - Animal Reproduction 3 credits
• AGSC 3505 - Animal Reproduction Lab 1 credits

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  And two of the following (4 Credits):  

• AGSC 2630 - Horse Production Practices 2 credits
• AGSC 2640 - Livestock Production Practices I 2 credits
• AGSC 2760 - Horsemanship II 2 credits
• AGSC 2820 - Artificial Insemination for Cattle 2 credits
• AGSC 3760 - Advanced Horsemanship 2 credits

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  And two of the following (6-7 Credits): 

• AGSC 4100 - Beef Cattle Management 3 credits
• AGSC 4250 - Sheep Management 3 credits
• AGSC 3350 - Horse Science & Industry 3 credits
• BIOL 3060 - Genetics 3 credits
• BIOL 3065 - Genetics Lab 1 credits

Plant Science and Industries Emphasis (18 Credits)

• AGSC 3030 - Forage Crops 3 credits
• AGSC 3035 - Forages Lab 1 credits

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• AGSC 3230 - Pests & Pest Management 3 credits
• AGSC 3235 - Pests Lab 1 credits

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• AGSC 3700 - Principles of Irrigated Soils 3 credits
• AGSC 3705 - Irrigated Soils Lab 1 credits

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• AGSC 3000 LEVEL *Two courses Plant Science 6 credits

Natural Resources/Range Management Emphasis (18 Credits)

• RANG 3600 - Range Management 3 credits
• RANG 3605 - Range Management Lab 1 credits

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• RANG 3800 - Wildland Plant Identification 3 credits
• RANG 3805 - Wildland Plant ID Lab 1 credits

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• RANG 4200 - Wildland Ecology 3 credits

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• RANG 4400 - Wildland Restoration 3 credits
• RANG 4405 - Wildland Restoration Lab 1 credits

General Agriculture Emphasis (17 Credits)

In addition to the core, students will select a minimum of 17 semester credits to meet a specific interest or career goal. That goal may not be satisfied by emphasis areas above. Examples might include agriculture journalism, natural resources, GIS/GPS, or international agriculture. The program must be approved by an advisor, department chair, and the dean.

Note

Students are strongly encouraged to consult their advisor before selecting coursework. Some courses are only taught one semester per year or every other year. Also, note that a grade below “C-” will not fulfill degree requirements.

(Courses over 10 years old will not be accepted)