Agriculture – General
College of Agriculture
AGG 1101 Introduction to Careers in the Agricultural Sciences. F, S, SS.
Credits: 1; Prereq: Freshman or sophomore standing only.
An introduction to the various educational programs within the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences with special emphasis on programs of study, academic requirements, professional standards and career opportunities.
AGG 2362 Seeds of Change.
Credits: 3.
An introductory course that focuses on the role of genetically-altered plants in agriculture, the environment, foods and medicine. (B)
AGG 2501 Agriculture in the Environment. F, S, SS.
Credits: 2.
Nontechnical lectures on the comparative relationship of agriculture to ecology and environmental impact.
AGG 2931 Agricultural Honors.
Credits: 1 to 4; May be repeated with a change in content. GR-E†
AGG 2933 Current Topics in Agriculture.
Credits: 3.
An overview of contemporary issues and regulations facing the citrus industry in general.
AGG 3030 International Studies.
Credits: 6-9; Prereq: Sophomore standing/minimum 18 years old.
Study abroad at Zamorano in Honduras, Central America.
AGG 3333C PC Use in Agriculture. F, S, SS.
Credits: 3.
Introduction to PC computer skills, file management, software application, hardware, purchasing your own PC system. Focus is on the use of computers for preparing documents and presentations.
AGG 3503 Agricultural and Environmental Quality. S, alt SS.
Credits: 3.
Analysis of effects of agriculture on environmental quality; emphasis on agricultural wastes and practices; potential for using agricultural systems for disposal of other wastes; effects of pollution on the agricultural environment.
AGG 3535 Agricultural Ecology.
Credits: 3.
An introduction to the study of ecology from an agricultural perspective. Ecological principles are emphasized, with examples and applications from agriculture.
AGG 4363L Laboratory Methods in Plant Molecular Biology.
Credits: 2; Prereq: AGR 3303 or PCB 3063 and HOS 3370.
Provides laboratory experience in plant molecular biology. Students will learn state-of-the-art techniques used to evaluate, genetically manipulate and improve plant species.
AGG 4433 Issues in International Agriculture. S.
Credits: 2.
An interdisciplinary course addressing issues in international agriculture.
AGG 4444 Agricultural and Natural Resource Ethics.
Credits: 3.
An examination of the political, economic, environmental and ethical value issues involved in agricultural practices and policies, including agricultural research. (H, S) GR-E†
AGG 4905 Problems in Agriculture.
Credits: 1 to 3; Prereq: Consent of dean and instructor. May be repeated with a change in content for a maximum of 6 credits.
Individual study in agriculture.
AGG 4909 Honors Project. F, S, SS.
Credits: 1-6; Prereq: Must be admitted to the College of Agriculture’s Honors Program. 3.5 GPA or >.
An individual special project course restricted to students in the College of Agriculture’s Honors Program. Students will complete a project on a selected topic, issue, or problem. Projects may relate to research, teaching, or extension. The project will be reviewed by at least two faculty members chosen by the honors coordinator. May be repeated for up to six credits.
AGG 4932 Special Topics. F, S, SS.
Credits: 1 to 3; May be repeated with change in subject matter.
Variable subject content providing for the study of agricultural topics not offered in other courses.
AGG 4941 Full-time Practical Work Experience in Agriculture.
Credits: 1 to 4 Prior arrangement with adviser, and Dean’s Office.
Variable subject content providing for the study of agricultural topics not offered in other courses.