About the University Undergraduate Education in New Brunswick Programs of Study for Liberal Arts Students Douglass College Livingston College Rutgers College University College Cook College History and Aims of the College Academic Policies and Procedures Degree Requirements Programs of Study Course Listing Agriculture and Environmental Science 015 Agronomy Animal Science 067 Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences 110 Biochemistry 115 Biotechnology 126 Bioresource Engineering 127 Cooperative Education 199 Education 300 Entomology 370 Environmental Planning and Geomatics 372 Environmental and Business Economics 373 Environmental Policy, Institutions, and Behavior 374 Environmental Sciences 375 Food Science 400 Landscape Architecture 550 Interdisciplinary Studies 554 Marine Sciences 628 Meteorology 670 Natural Resource Management 704 Nutritional Sciences 709 Plant Pathology 770 Plant Science 776 Soils 930 Administration, Centers, and Faculty Mason Gross School of the Arts Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy Rutgers Business School: Undergradute School of Communication, Information, and Library Studies School of Engineering Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy General Information   New Brunswick Undergraduate Catalog 2003-2005 Cook College Course Listing Plant Pathology 770   Plant Pathology 770 11:770:301General Plant Pathology (3) The occurrence, economic importance, symptoms, causes, and control of plant diseases. Prerequisites: 01:119:101-102. 11:770:311General Plant Pathology Laboratory (1) An optional laboratory course utilizing specific techniques and plant diseases to illustrate the basic principles of plant pathology. Pre- or corequisite: 11:770:301. 11:770:391Diseases of Urban and Forest Trees (1.5) The pathological and environmentally induced diseases of urban, shade, and forest trees. Lectures, laboratory demonstrations, and field trips to acquaint students with the primary diseases of shade and forest trees. Prerequisite: 11:770:301. 11:770:402Mycology: Fungi in the Environment (3) Identification, ecology, and biodiversity of fungi. Laboratory includes sampling techniques, identification and descriptive pro-cedures, culture collections, mycological herbaria, and field trips. Two 55-min. lecs., one 180-min. lab. Prerequisites: 01: 119:101-102. 11:770:416Principles of Applied Nematology (3) The principles and practices of detection, identification, and control of nematodes causing diseases of plants. Interrelationships between nematodes and other soil-borne pathogens. Lec./lab.   For additional information, contact RU-info at 732/932-info (4636) or colonel.henry@rutgers.edu. Comments and corrections to: Campus Information Services. © 2005 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. All rights reserved.