AGRICULTURE


CERTIFICATE IN COMPUTER SCIENCES
 A program for specialization (with certifi-
 cate) in computer sciences is available for those
 students who wish to enhance their College of
 Agriculture degree program with a coordinated
 set of courses in computer sciences. Students
 enrolled in any existing major program in the
 College of Agriculture may pursue this certifi-
 cate program.
 To obtain a certificate in Computer Sciences,
 the student must complete a minimum of 13
 credits in specific courses offered by the Depart-
 ment of Computer and Information Sciences.
 Each candidate must complete COC 3110, COP
 3530 and CDA 3101. In addition, at least one of
 the following courses must be completed: COP
 3603, COT 4125, CIS 4321, COP 4540, COP 4620,
 or COP 4640. Note that this sequence will
 require a minimum of three semesters beyond
 the completion of calculus. A student interested
 in this program should consult with his/her
 departmental adviser early in order to deter-
 mine specific requirements and to develop a
 program of study.

 JOINT CERTIFICATES WITH THE COLLEGE
 OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES
 The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and
the College of Agriculture offer the following
certificate programs for students in either col-
lege. Students who wish to pursue any of these
certificate programs should consult the dean of
their college.

CERTIFICATE IN LIFE SCIENCE
 Students must earn a minimum of 12 credits
with at least six (6) credits taken from each of
the following areas. Some of the courses listed
have prerequisites. Students should consult the
catalog to determine whether they are eligible to
enroll.
 Basic Science (6 credits)
MCB 3020C: Basic Biology of Micro-
 organisms, (5)
PCB 3136: Eukaryotic Cell Structure and
 Function, (3)
AGR 3303: Genetics, (3)
ENY 3005: Principles of Entomology, (3)
ANT 3511: Biological Anthropology, (4)
ZOO 3203: Invertebrate Zoology, (3)
ZOO 3303: Vertebrate Zoology, (3)
PCB 3043: Introduction to Ecology, (3)
PCB 3673: Evolution Today, (2)
ZOO 4437: Avian Biology, (4)
ANT 4552: Primate Behavior, (3)
ANT 4586: Human Evolution, (3)
 Natural History, Identification, and Applications
 (6 credits)
BOT 3153: Local Flora, (3)
ENY 3030: Insect Field Biology, (3)
BOT 3173: Weed Identification, (2)
FOR 3003: Introduction to Forestry, (2)
ASG 3003: Introduction to Animal
 Science, (4)
AGR 3005: Introduction to Agronomy, (3)
AGR 4001: Man, Food and
 Environment, (2)
PCB 4285: Biology of Aging, (3)


CERTIFICATE IN AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCTION
 This certificate program is administered by
 and awarded by the College of Agriculture for
 students NOT in the College of Agriculture. A
 minimum of thirteen (13) credits is required to
 complete the certificate.
 Core Requirements (7 credits)
 ASB 3003 Introduction to Animal Science...........4
 AGR 3005C Introduction to Agronomy ..............3
 Additional Courses (6 or more credits)
 AGR 4001C Man, Food, and Environment .........2
 ANS 3634C M eats ................................................ 3
 ASG 4334C* Reproduction in Farm Animals .....3
 DAS 3211 Dairy Cattle Management .............2.
 ENY 3005 Principles of Entomology................3.
 FOR 3003 Introduction to Forestry...................2.
 FRC 3212* Introduction to Citrus Culture...........4
 AOM 3734 Irrigation Principles and
 Practices in Florida ...........................................3
 AOM 3732 Agricultural Water
 Management............ .......... ............... 3
 AOM 4314 Power and Machinery
 Management.............................................
 AOM 3503 Agriculture and Environmental
 Quality ........................................ ............. 3
 ORH 3008C Introduction to Residential
 H orticulture .................................... ............. 3
 VEC 3100 Introduction to World's Vegetables...2
 *Courses with prerequisites see catalog

CERTIFICATES IN HUMANITIES AND
AGRICULTURE
 Three tracks (with certificates) are available
for students in the College of Agriculture and
the School of Forest Resources and Conserva-
tion who wish to augment their technical train-
ing in the agricultural and resource-related
disciplines with selected courses in the College
of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The contact person
for students interested in these certificate pro-
grams is the Dean of the College of Agriculture.
A parallel program for Liberal Arts and Sciences
students is administered through the Humani-
ties and Agriculture program in CLAS.

 CERTIFICATE IN HUMANITIES AND
AGRICULTURE: Ethics and Policy. To earn this
certificate, a student must earn a minimum of
six (6) credits in each of the two following areas.

 Agricultural Ethics (6 credits)
AGG 4444: The Ethics and Politics of
 Agriculture
PHI 4460: Philosophical Issues in
 Agriculture
PHI 4680: Theory of Value
PHM 3202: Political Philosophy

 Agricultural Policy'(6 credits)
INR 4035: Rich and Poor Nations in the
 International System
PAD 4604: Administrative Law and
 Regulatory Politics
AEB 3123: Law Applied to Agriculture


AEB 4224: Public Policy in Agriculture
FOS 4731: Government Regulations and the
 Food Industry
 FNR 4660: Natural Resource Policy and
 Administration
 ANT 4426: Social Organization
 ANT 3710: Anthropology and Modernization
 ANT 4255: Rural People in the Modern World
 AMH 3320: A History of Agriculture in the
 U.S.
SYD 3441: Rural Sociology
ECS 4013: Economic Development
POS 3002: Analyzing Politics

CERTIFICATE IN HUMANITIES AND
AGRICULTURE:
 Resources and the Environment. To earn this
certificate a student must earn a minimum of six
(6) credits in each of the two following areas.
Some of these courses have prerequisites con-
sult the catalog.

 Agriculture and the Environment (6 credits)
PUP 3204: Politics, Ecology, and Energy
SOS 3215: Agriculture and Environmental
 Quality
EES 3008: Energy and Environment
ENV 3003: Environmental Quality and Man
AEB 3413: Economics of Environmental
 Quality
FOR 3153: Forest Ecology
GEO 3370: Conservation of Resources
AGR 4001: Man, Food, and Environment
ECP 3302: Environmental Economics and
 Resource Policy
ENY 4201: Insect Ecology, Behavior, and
 Systematics
FNR 4660C: Natural Resource Policy and
 Administration
FOR 3003: Introduction to Forestry
SOS 3003: The Soil

Agricultural and Environmental Ethics (6 credits)
AGG 4444: The Ethics and Politics of
 Agriculture
PHI 4460: Philosophical Issues in
 Agriculture
PHI 4680: Theory of Value
PHM 3032: Ethics and Ecology

 Certificate in Humanities and Agriculture:
Technology and Society. To earn this certificate
the student must earn a minimum of six (6)
credits in each of the two following areas.

 Science and Social Philosophy (6 credits)


AGG 4555:
PHI 3400:
PHI 3420:
PHM 4700:
PHM 4460:


Agriculture, Science and Society
Philosophy of Science
Philosophy of the Social Sciences
Philosophy of Culture
Philosophical Issues in
Agriculture