CATALOG 1952-1953


 First Semester
Courses
ES 205-Basic Economics .........................
 (Electives: 15 hours from the
 following)
FY 413-Regional Silviculture ..............
FY 415-Timber Physics .....................
FY 421-Kiln and Air Drying
 of Lum ber ................. ......
FY 444-Quality Control in
 Wood Processing ......-.- .......
FY 447-Logging Practice ..................
FY 451-Timbers of the World ..........


 Senior Year
 Second Semester
 Credits Courses Credits
 .... 3* ES 206-Basic Economics ................................ 3
 PT 325-Forest Pathology ................................ 3
 (Electives: 11 hours
 .. 3 from the following)
 ..... 3 FY 453-Timbers of the Caribbean
 R egion ........... ................................. 3
 ..... 3 FY 414-Wood Preservation ........................... 3
 FY 449-Log and Lbr. Grades .................. 3
 .... 3 FY 439-Naval Stores ...................................... 2
 ... 3 FY 452-Timbers of the World .................... 3
.... 3 FY 448-Milling Practice .............................. 3

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*Students who have elected ES 205-6 during the first two years should elect six hours from the following:
 IG 469-470 Plant Location and Layout
 IG 477 Time and Motion Study
 PS 307 Heat


WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT


Curriculum III

 First Semester
Courses
EH 312-Exposition ...........................
FY 306-Forest Protection ......................
FY 311-Foundations of Silviculture
FY 353-Principles of Wildlife
 Management ............
BLY 207-Vertebrate Natural History
SLS 201- Forest Soils .............................


 First Semester
Courses
FY 412- Seminar ...................
FY 419-Principles of Forest
 M management ................
FY 434-Applied Wildlife
 Management ..............
FY 436-Waterfowl Management
BLY 415-Mammalogy ..................
BTY 401-Plant Ecology ..........


ONE-YEAR


Junior Year


Credits
 .... 2
 3
 3
..... 3
..... 3

 3
 .... 4
 .... 3


Second Semester


Courses Credits
FY 320-Silviculture ....................................... 3
FY 354-Techniques in Wildlife
 Management ...................................... 3
BLY 420-Ornithology ..................................... 3
SCH 241-Effective Speaking ........................ 3
 Approved Electives ....................... 6

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 Senior Year
 Second Semester
Credits Courses Credits
.... 1 FY 420-Forest Economics &
 Adm inistration .................................... 3
 ..3 FY 435-Applied Wildlife Management........ 3
 Approved Electives ....................... 12


................... 3
.................. 3
................... 3
................... 4


FOREST RANGER COURSE

AT LAKE CITY


 A Department of the School of Forestry

 GENERAL STATEMENT

 There is a real need for field trained men to carry out the prescriptions of the
professional foresters, as well as to handle simpler forest and mill duties. This one-
year course excellently provides the background and skills required for vocational work
in the forest and in wood using industries. A certificate is awarded on successful com-
pletion of the course. The school year is concurrent with the University year, opening
in September and closing the following August.

 REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION

 A four-year high school diploma showing adequate mathematics (algebra and
plane geometry strongly recommended) is required for entrance. Equivalent training
in forest or wood using industries will receive consideration. Applicants should state
previous woods or industrial experience, if any, on their application forms.


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