AG 14503 - Animal Science

Animal Science is an Agricultural, general education course that utilizes a biological systems-based approach to equip a broad range of students with the knowledge and critical thinking skills required to address questions concerning the maintenance, reproduction, physiology, and performance of domestic animals utilized for human benefit. This course will embody fundamental concepts in areas of genetics, reproduction, nutrition, behavior, and biotechnology; and students are introduced to the molecular and cellular mechanisms that underscore the function of biological systems and how knowledge in this area is applicable toward advancement of domestic animals. The focus will be on traditional agricultural species including: cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, and horses; as well as nontraditional species including: llamas, alpacas, and aquatics.

Offered: Spring

Semester Hours: 3
Dual Listed: AG 34503 - Animal Science