COLLEGES


 SENIOR YEAR
Semester 7 Fall Credits
 Approved Electives................................ 15
 Total 15
Semester 8 Spring
 AGR 4231C Forage Science & Range Mgt ...4
 AEB 3123 Law Applied to Agric ..............3....
 AEB 3133 Prin. of Agribusiness Mgt...........3
 Approved Electives....................................... 5
 Total 15
Suggested Electives
 (Select from the following or
 see adviser for approval.)............ Balance of 120
 credit hours necessary for graduation
AGR 3001 Environment, Food and Society.. 3
AGR 4214 Applied Field Crop Production....2
AGR 4905 Problems in Agronomy............. 1-3
AEB 3341 Strategic Selling and the
 Technical Interface in Agribusiness ................3
AEB 3424 Human Resource Management
 in Agribusiness................................ ......3
AGG 4444 Agricultural and Natural
 Resource Ethics .....................................3
ENY 3005C Principles of Entomology ..............3
MAR 3023 Principles of Marketing.................4
NEM 3002 Principles of Nematology ..............3
PLP 3002C Fundamentals of Plant
 Pathology ...........................................................4
PLS 4601 W eed Science ...................................3
Foreign language.........................Minimum 6

 Agricultural Ecosystems
 Management Option
 This curriculum is designed for the student
who is interested in the interrelationships
between the environment and agricultural pro-
duction. It emphasizes ecological impacts of
agricultural practices and responsible use of
resources.
 JUNIOR YEAR
Semester 5 Fall Credits
 AGR 3005 Prin of Crop Science.....................3
 BCH 3023 Elem. Org/Biochem..................4.
 SOS 3022/3022L Gen Soils/Lab ..................4
 AGG 2501 Agric. in the Environment........... 2
 AGR 3931C Seminar, Plant Science Info......1
 Total 14
Semester 6 Spring
 AGR 3303 Genetics........................................ 3
 AGR 3001 Env., Food and Society................3
 SOS 4115 Fertilizers and Soil Fertility
 (even years only) .......................3.
 EES 3000 Env. Sci. and Humanity...............3
 AGG 3503 Agric. and Env. Quality...............3
 Total 15
Summer
 AGR 4214C App. Field Crop Production....2
 Electives (Genetics 3)................................4
 Total 6
 SENIOR YEAR
Semester 7 Fall Credits
 PLS 4601 Weed Science.................................3
 Approved Electives........................................9
 Total 12


Semester 8 Spring
 PMA 3010 Fund. of Pest Mgt.......................3
 SOS 4242 Wetlands and Water Quality ......3
 Approved Electives....................................... 7
 Total 13
 Suggested Electives
 (Select from the following or
 see an adviser for approval.) ........Balance of 120
 credit hours necessary for graduation
 AGR 4210 Field Crop Science .......................3.
 AGR 4231C Forage Science and Range
 M anagem ent ....................................4
 AGR 4905 Problems in Agronomy..............1-3
 AGR 4941 Work Experience in Agronomy.1-3
 AGE 3212C Soil and Water Conservation
 Engineering........... ...............4
 AGG 4932 Sustainable Agriculture .............3.
 AOM3333 Pesticide Application ..................3.
 BOT 3503, BOT 3503L Introduction to Plant
 Physiology and Lab .....................6.
 EES 3008 Energy and Environment..............3
 EES 4241C Intro to Water Analysis..............3.
 ENY 3005C'Prin of Entomology........................3
 FRC 3283 Deciduous Fruit Culture................3
NEM 3002 Principles of Nematology.............. 3
PCB 3043C Introduction to
 Ecology and Lab...........................4
 PLP 3002C'Fund of Plant Pathology .............4.
 SOS 4231C Soils and Land Use ......................3
 SOS 4404 Soil Chemistry..............................3.
 VEC 3221 Commercial Production of
 Warm Season Vegetables...............4
 VEC 3222 Commercial Production of Cool
 Season Vegetables ........................3.

 PLANT PATHOLOGY SPECIALIZATION
 The specialization in plant pathology
 enables students to learn to diagnose plant dis-
 eases, to identify the microbes and the e nviron-
 mental factors that cause disease in plants, and
 to study the molecular and genetic principles
 governing infection and development of plant
 disease and disease epidemics. It further
 enables students to work in laboratory and field
 settings and to develop and prescribe environ-
 mentally safe methods and materials for avoid-
 ing or treating plant diseases in agricultural and
 urban environments.
 Biotechnology Option
 This option is designed for students who
 plan to enter graduate school or to work in
 research laboratories of biotechnological firms,
 universities or government agencies.
 JUNIOR YEAR
 Semester 5 Fall Credits
 AGR 3005 Prin of Crop Science.................3
 BCH 3023 Elem. Org/Biochemistry.............4
 PLP 3002C Fund. of Plant Pathology ..........4
 PLP 3653C Intro. Mycology
 (even years) ...................................5
 Total 16
 Semester 6 Spring
 MCB 2000C Microbiology ...........................4.
 PLP 3103C Plant Disease Control
 (Odd years).................................... 3


 SOS 3022/3022L Gen Soils/Lab ..................4
 MCB 3020C Basic Biol. of Microorg's............5
 Total 16
 SENIOR YEAR
Semester 7-Fall Credits
 AGR 3303 Genetics................................
 PLP 4931 Sem. in Plant Pathology ..............1
 ENY 3005C Prin. of Entomology .............3
 BCH 4024 Intro. Biochem. & Mol. Bio..........4
 Elective..............................................................3
 Total 14
Semester 8 Spring
 BOT 3503/3503L Intro. Plant Phys./Lab ....6
 PLS 4242C Microprop of Hort. Crops........4
 Elective.................................................. .....4
 Total 14
Approved Electives
 (Select from the following or
 see adviser for approval.)............ Balance of 120
 credit hours necessary for graduation
AGR 4321 Plant Breeding .................................3
AGR 5307 Molecular Genetics for Crop
 Improvement ...............................2....
AGG 5932 Principles of Genetics .....................3
MCB 4303, MCB 4303L Genetics of
 Microorganisms and Lab...............5
PLP 6303, PLP 6303L Molecular Plant
 Pathology and Lab.......................4
STA 3023 Intro to Statistics 1.....................3
STA 3024 Intro to Statistics 2............................3

 Agricultural Technology Option
 This option prepares students to work for
commodity, seed and agrichemical industries
that diagnose or test for plant diseases. This
option also prepares students to work as private
practitioners and to enter graduate school.
 JUNIOR YEAR
Semester 5 Fall Credits
 AGR 3005 Prin of Crop Science.................3
 BCH 3023 Elem. Org/Biochemistry..........4
 PLP 3002C Fund. of Plant Pathology..........4
 PLP 3653C Intro. Mycology (even
 years) ..........................................5
 Total 16
Semester 6 Spring
 BOT 3503/3503L Intro Plant Phys
 and Lab ..........................................6
 MCB 2000C Microbiology ..............................4
 PLP 3103C Plant Disease Control
 (Odd years).................................... 3
 Approved Elective ........................................... 2
 Total 15
 SENIOR YEAR
Semester 7 Fall Credits
 AGR 3303 Genetics.......................................3
 PLP 4931 Sem. in Plant Pathology ...........1
 ENY 3005C Princ. of Entomology................3
 PMA 3010 Fund. Pest Mgt........................3
 SOS 3022/3022L Gen. Soils/Lab ............4
 Approved Electives....................................... 2
 Total 16