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Animal Science 067
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New Brunswick Undergraduate Catalog 2007-2009 School of Environmental and Biological Sciences Programs of Study Animal Science 067 Graduation Requirements for the Major  

Graduation Requirements for the Major


All students must complete the SEBS core requirements appropriate for students majoring in animal science (Areas I through VII below), plus the major requirements (Area VIII A below, and one of the options described in Area VIII B below).

I. School Mission: Interdisciplinary Critical Analysis (3 credits)

  One 3-credit Junior/Senior Colloquium (See the Degree Requirements chapter for a description of this requirement.)

II. Introductory Life and Physical Sciences

A. Life Sciences (8 credits)

  01:119:101-102  General Biology (4,4)

B. Physical Sciences (9 credits)

  01:160:161-162  General Chemistry (4,4)

  01:160:171  Introduction to Experimentation (1)

III. Humanities and the Arts (6 credits)

See suggested courses in the Degree Requirements chapter.

IV. Multicultural and International Studies (6 credits)

See suggested courses in the Degree Requirements chapter.

V. Human Behavior, Economic Systems, and Political Processes

A. Human Behavior (3 credits)

See suggested courses in the Degree Requirements chapter.

B. Economic Systems

See VIII B below.

C. Political Processes (3 credits)

See suggested courses in the Degree Requirements chapter.

VI. Oral and Written Communication (6 credits)

  01:355:101  Expository Writing I (3)

  01:355:302  Scientific and Technical Writing (3) or equivalent intermediate or advanced course in writing or speaking

VII. Experience-Based Education

A total of 9 credits of experienced-based education is stipulated for each option. Appropriate cooperative education placements, subject to approval by the curriculum coordinator, fulfill the requirement. Practica, livestock-related courses, 11:067:493,494 Research in Animal Science, or equivalent research projects approved by the faculty adviser also may fulfill this requirement.

VIII. Proficiency in Animal Science (61-80 credits)

A. REQUIRED COURSES (17-18)

Quantitative Skills

Specific courses to meet the quantitative skills requirements are listed under VIII B option/specialization requirements below. Completion of precalculus (or placement in calculus) is prerequisite for courses fulfilling this requirement.

Professional Ethics

Ethics in animal production, management, and research are addressed in several required courses.

Additional Requirements (17-18)

  01:447:380  Genetics (4)

 11:067:142  Animal Science (3)

 11:067:300 Animal Physiology (4) or 01:146:356 Systems Physiology (3) or equivalent

 11:067:327  Animal Reproduction (3)

 11:067:330  Animal Nutrition (3)

 11:067:331  Animal Nutrition Laboratory (1)

B. OPTIONS (44-62)

1. Preveterinary Medicine and Research (57-62)

  01:160:307-308  Organic Chemistry (4,4)

  01:160:311  Organic Chemistry Laboratory (2)

  01:640:135  Calculus I (4) or equivalent

  01:750:193-194  Physics for the Sciences (4,4) or equivalent

  01:960:401  Basic Statistics for Research (3)

  11:115:403,404  General Biochemistry (4,3)

  11:373:101  Economics, People, and Environment (3) or equivalent   

  11:680:390  General Microbiology (4)

Three of the following (9-14):

  01:146:322  Animal Histology (4)

  01:146:328  Human Parasitology (3)

  01:146:474  Immunology (3)

  01:377:213  Functional Human Anatomy (4)

  01:377:424  Human Anatomy (4)

  01:640:136  Calculus II (4) or equivalent

  01:694:315  Introduction to Molecular Biology and Biochemistry Research (3) or equivalent

  11:067:404  Animal Diseases (3)

  11:067:410  Neuroendocrinology (3)

  11:067:430  Animal Microtechniques and Tissue Culture (4)

  11:067:450  Endocrinology (3)

  11:126:481  Molecular Genetics (3) and 11:126:482 Molecular Genetics Laboratory (3)

  11:704:441  Animal Behavior (3) or equivalent

At least two of the following courses (9):

  11:067:200,204  Animal Practicum (P/NC 2,2)

  11:067:335,336  Livestock Production and Management I,II (3,3)

  11:067:337,338  Livestock Production and Management Laboratory I,II  (2,2)

  11:067:493,494  Research in Animal Science (BA,BA)

  11:199:___  Cooperative Education (3-6)

2. Laboratory Animal Science (52)

  01:160:307-308  Organic Chemistry (4,4)

  01:160:311  Organic Chemistry Laboratory (2)

  01:220:103  Introduction to Macroeconomics (3) or equivalent

  01:640:115  Precalculus College Mathematics (4) or equivalent

  01:960:401  Basic Statistics for Research (3)

  11:067:200 or 204  Animal Practicum: Section LA (P/NC 2)

  11:067:275  Laboratory Animal Science: Management and Techniques (3)

  11:067:404  Animal Diseases (3)

  11:067:430  Animal Microtechniques and Tissue Culture (4)

  11:373:121  Principles and Applications of Microeconomics (3) or equivalent

  11:680:390  General Microbiology (4)

At least two of the following courses (7):

  11:067:335,336  Livestock Production and Management I,II (3,3)

  11:067:337,338  Livestock Production and Management Laboratory I,II (2,2)

  11:067:493,494  Research in Animal Science (BA,BA)

  11:199:___   Cooperative Education (3-6)

Electives (6)

At least 6 additional credits approved by the adviser, depending on the student's interests and career goals. See additional courses listed in the Animal Science (067) section of the Course Listings chapter.

3. Animal Industries (44-54)

Required courses (20)

  01:160:209  Elementary Organic Chemistry (3) or equivalent

  01:160:211  Elementary Organic Chemistry Laboratory (1) or equivalent

  01:220:103  Introduction to Macroeconomics (3) or equivalent 

  01:640:115  Precalculus College Mathematics (4) or equivalent

  11:373:121  Principles and Applications of Microeconomics (3) or equivalent

  11:373:241  Introduction to Management (3)

  33:010:272  Introduction to Financial Accounting (3)

One of the following three specializations:

Specialization in Equine Science (24)

Required courses (18)

  11:067:384  Horse Management (3)

  11:067:390  Equine Nutrition (3)

  11:067:402  Equine Exercise Physiology (3)

At least two of the following courses (9):

  11:067:200,204  Animal Practicum: Section HO (P/NC 2,2)

  11:067:493,494  Research in Animal Science (BA,BA), with equine research faculty

  11:199:___  Cooperative Education (3-6)

Electives (6)

At least 6 additional credits approved by the adviser, depending on the student's interests and career goals. See additional courses listed in the Animal Science (067) section of the Course Listings chapter.

Specialization in Agribusiness (34)

Required courses (19)

  01:960:285  Introductory Statistics for Business (3) or equivalent

  11:067:335,336  Livestock Production and Management I,II (3,3)

  11:067:337,338  Livestock Production and Management Laboratory I,II  (2,2)

  11:067:406  Farm Productivity Analysis in the Animal Sciences (3)

  11:373:231  Introduction to Marketing  (3)

At least two of the following courses (9):

  11:067:200,204  Animal Practicum (P/NC 2,2)

  11:067:493,494  Research in Animal Science (BA,BA)

  11:199:___  Cooperative Education (3-6)

Electives (6)

At least 6 additional credits approved by the adviser, depending on the student's interests and career goals. See additional courses listed in the Animal Science (067) section of the Course Listings chapter.

Specialization in Production and Management (28)

Required courses (22)

  11:067:335,336  Livestock Production and Management I,II (3,3)

  11:067:337,338  Livestock Production and Management Laboratory I,II (2,2)

  11:067:406  Farm Productivity Analysis in the Animal Sciences (3)

At least two of the following courses (9):

  11:067:200,204  Animal Practicum (P/NC 2,2)

  11:067:493,494  Research in Animal Science (BA,BA)

  11:199:___  Cooperative Education (3-6)

Electives (6)

At least 6 additional credits approved by the adviser, depending on the student's interests and career goals. See additional courses listed in the Animal Science (067) section of the Course Listings chapter.

IX. Unspecified Electives (4-23 credits)

In addition to courses meeting the above requirements, students can take any other courses offered by the university, for which they meet the course eligibility requirements, to bring their total number of credits to the minimum of 128 required for graduation.

 
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