Agriculture 2 Courses Found schema Course Sequence

Animal science is for students who want to develop or expand an interest in animal science. The course focuses on a general understanding of the major animal phyla. Topics covered include nutrition, feeding, anatomy, care, and handling. Students will utilize proper practices in caring for and managing animals; justify a position related to issues of ethics and animal welfare; compare and contrast the biological systems of various animals; follow genetic traits in wild vs. domestic animals; and carry out hands-on studies in the behavior of animals. NCAA Prerequisite: Biology or Administrative Approval

Plant Science is for students who want to develop or expand an interest in horticulture. The class will focus on the identification, anatomy, structure, function, reproduction, and care of plants. Students will analyze the biological, physical, and chemical processes involved in plant growth, development, and reproduction; understand the interdependence of plants, people, and the environment; identify and classify plants by use of dichotomous key; landscape and grow plants in a greenhouse; and conduct soil testing. NCAA Prerequisite: Biology or Administrative Approval