61. Cache Courses 1200 East Logan, UT 84501 801 7523925 courses agric Business agric Mech II AnimalSci Child Development Clothing Construction Consumer economics Dynamics of http://www.usoe.k12.ut.us/ate/soar/courses/cache.htm

Cache School District 2063 North 1200 East Logan, UT 84501 Courses AGRICULTURE ED. Agric Business Agric Mech II Natural Resources I BUSINESS EDUCATION Accounting I Accounting II Accounting IV Business Communications Info Processing I Info Processing II Keyboarding I Word Processing II FAMILY/CONSUMER SCIENCE Adult Roles Advanced Interior Design Child Care I Child Care II Child Development Clothing Construction Consumer Economics Dynamics of Clothing Fashion Strategies Food for Life Interior Design Life Management Teen Living Young Parents HEALTH SCIENCES/HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES Advanced Health Science Emergency Medical Exer Science/Sports Med. Health Science Overview Medical Math MARKETING EDUCATION Economics Fashion Merch. Marketing Management TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION Communications Tech. Foundations of Tech. Manufacturing Tech. Principles of Tech I Workplace Readiness TRADES AND INDUSTRY Aircraft Mech. Tech. Architectural Drafting Commercial Aircraft Pilot Commercial Art Commercial Photo Computer Main. Tech. Cosmetology Drafting/CAD Law Enforcement Occupational Comp Prog Welding Tech.

62. Transfer Course Equivalencies--Mid-Plains Area Begin your search for courses by selecting one of MidPlains Area s subject abbreviations AGRI1410, Intro to Ag economics, AECN141, 3, Intro economics of agric. http://www.unl.edu/nuhusker/tequiv/tequiv-midplains_area.html

MID-PLAINS COMMUNITY COLLEGE AREA McCook and North Platte Campuses Transfer Course Equivalencies Updated May 2004 The following is a list of current course equivalents between Mid-Plains Community College Area and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Note: not all courses are offered at both the McCook and North Platte campuses; consult your MPCC Area advisor. Credit at NU is stated in semester hours. If a specific UNL course equivalent has not been identified, other notations are used. GNCR; course transfers as UNL general hours SUBJ; course transfers as subject area hours (e.g., ENGLXXX, MATHXXX) not assigned to a specific course NDAP; excess transfer course hours which are included in the equivalency and generally not degree-applicable VCRD; vocational/skill development course: limited application to a UNL degree HSCR; course is high school or remedial level; hours and course do not transfer Contact your NU college to determine whether a course will be applicable to your intended major. While every effort is made to keep this list up to date, courses may be added or deleted at any time. Courses not listed may also be transferable and degree applicable. Equivalencies are date-specific and dependent upon when the course was taken. Equivalencies no longer in effect are not included in the list, but will be included in NU's evaluation of transfer credit if taken during the period the equivalency was in effect. In some cases, two or more transfer courses may be needed to achieve the equivalent of a UNL course. For an official evaluation of transfer credits, students are encouraged to apply for admission to NU, and submit complete high school and post-secondary transcripts. Begin your search for courses by selecting one of Mid-Plains Area's subject abbreviations:

63. Faculty Mmembers The first conference of agric. Development problems,1367.(First Prize for selectpaper). courses Taught agriculture economics, Farm Management, Production http://research.shirazu.ac.ir/Faculty/More.asp?ID=279

64. Department Of Animal Science And Animal Health, Denmark economics, KVL, Frederiksberg, Denmark, 19921997. Dip. in agric., Nordisk Landboskole(Nordisk Akademi), Odense courses in Veterinary Epidemiology attended with http://www.husdyr.kvl.dk/htm/law/index2.php?xx=cv

65. UT/Jackson State Community College Remaining courses), No Credit. Top of page Top of tables agriculture (AGR). AGR 101Crop Science, ESS LD Credit. AGR 110 Intro to agricultural economics, agric Econ http://registrar.tennessee.edu/transfer/jackson.html

66. UT/Walters State Community College (All Remaining courses), No Credit. Top of page Top of tables AGRM 1710,1711 agricultural economics, agric Econ 210 Intro to agric Econ. http://registrar.tennessee.edu/transfer/walterst.html

67. Spring 2004 Ag Econ 302 agricultural economics Idaho Falls http//courses.ag Ag Econ 416- agric/NaturalRes Ag Econ 417- Risk Management/agriculture http//courses.ag.uidaho http://www.ag.uidaho.edu/aers/spring04.htm

[CURRENT STUDENTS] Class listing Academic Calendar Syllabi and Web Sites Undergraduate Info ... Graduate Info Spring 2004 Whether you are searching for scholarly research on a variety of topics or are looking to pursue your own educational goals, we offer several programs that should interest you. Many of our classes can be accessed on the Moscow campus, at the Idaho Falls Higher Education Center, or at the College of Southern Idaho. Our extension specialists offer several non-credit seminars on subjects ranging from community development to risk management and marketing. Our research faculty are involved in basic and applied research on a variety of subjects dealing with natural resources, community development, agribusiness, and agriculture. MWF 11:30 to 12:20 AgSci 204 http://courses.ag.uidaho.edu/agecon289

68. Faculty Of Agriculture, University Of Benin The courses offered covers a wide area including Animal Management and production,Animal Nutrition 4. DEPARTMENT OF agric economics AND EXTENTION SERVICES. http://www.uniben.edu/academics/faculty/agriculture/dean/agric_departments.htm

Home Faculties Programs Departments ... Staff Students' Union OO DEPARTMENTS AGRIC ECONOMICS AND EXTENSION SERVICES DEPARTMENT ANIMAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT FISHERIES DEPARTMENT FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE sDEPARTMENT ... SOIL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 1. DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES The Department is managed by an Acting Head of department who is assisted by 2 administrative staff. There are 2 senior lectures, 2 Lectures I, 2 lectures II and 2 Assistant lectures. History The Department of Fisheries was established along with the faculty of Agriculture in the 1983/84 session. The pioneering students of the department graduated during the 1987/88 academic session. The Department s one of the six departments in the faculty of Agriculture and offers courses which lead to the award of the Bachelor of Agriculture degree with option in Fisheries. The Post Graduate degree of M.Sc and Ph.D with specialized areas are also obtained from the department. The Department also has a part-time Diploma Certificate programme and a proposed part-time programme for the award of the B.Agric (fisheries) Degree Certificate. Mission and Goal In addition to the philosophy and objectives of the Faculty of Agriculture as set out in the Faculty prospectus, the Department of Fisheries is set out to achieve the following goals:

69. Bachelor Program Of agric. economics Department. Plant Protection Department. agric Extension FarmDevelopment Department. Summer courses, Top. Is there any Summer courses? http://www.mans.edu.eg/FacAgr/undergrad/undergrad.htm

Academic Regulations of Undergraduate Program Time of the Undergraduate Program The Application for Branches Depatments of Faculty of Agriculture Summer Courses ... Applicants Other Than High School Students Time required Top How long it will take to hold a Bachelor degree in Agricultural Sciences? A four-years program is offered by the Faculty of Agriculture , Mansoura University Leading to the Bachelor degree in Agricultural Sciences. In other wards, the period which the student spent to honor the Degree in Agricultural Sciences is 8 terms. The term consists of 15 weeks, followed by lab and theoretical exams for two to three weeks. The time of examinations is not included in the term period. Application for Branches Top When can be applied for different branches? The study in the first and second years is general for all branches except for Agricultural Engineering Branch. After passing the second year, the students apply for the branch they want to join . To be eligible for admission to any branch ; the grades of specific courses must be fulfilled and perhaps the general grade in the second year is taken into consideration.

70. Sugar Technology Research Institute Courses Sugar Institute courses. courses Offered for Postgraduate Diploma in the two Semesters. Sug.Agr. economics and Management of Sugar Factories. 2. 5001. Sug. agric. http://www.aun.eun.eg/suger/courses.html

HOME GENERAL INFORMATION ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATION ... PREVIOUS Sugar Technology Research Institute (STRI) Sugar Institute Courses Courses Offered for Postgraduate Diploma in the two Semesters Engineering Program First Year No. Code Course Title Hours/week Sug. Eng. Advanced Termodynamics Sug. Eng. Material handling Systems Sug. Eng. Machine Elements Sug. Eng. Applications of Heat and Mass Transfer Sug. Eng. Unit Processes in sugar production (1) Sug. Eng. Industrial Electronics and Application Sug. Eng. Electric power and Machines Sug. Eng. Statistical Analysis and Digital Computer Sug. Eng. Pollution Delimination in Sugar Factories Sug. Agr. Economics and Management of Sugar Factories Sug. Agr. Sugar Crop production Total Second Year No. Code Course Title Hours/week Sug. Eng. Boilers and Heat Exchangers Sug. Eng. Pumps and Hydraulic Systems Sug. Eng. Basics of Industrial Maintenance and its Applications Sug. Eng. Elements of Power Transimission and Mechainical Vibrations Sug. Eng. Unit Processes in sugar production (2) Sug. Eng. Chemical Unit Processes in Sugar Production Sug. Eng.

71. Plant Breeding - B.Sc._Agric_(Plant_Breeding)_-_Standard_option credits). Year courses nil, nil, Project Seminar. Genetics. Calc for LifeSciences, Intro to agric economics, Plant Physiology, Field Crop Production. http://www.ukzn.ac.za/department/extra1.asp?id=1&subid=1&dept=plantbreunp&PageTi

72. Rhodes University GG Antrobus, MSc(agric)(Natal), PhD(Rhodes economics is a threeyear major subjectwhich may be studied for One, or in some cases two, courses in economics are http://www.ru.ac.za/academic/faculties/commerce/economics__economic_history.html

Rhodes University / Academic / Faculties / Commerce Economics Economic History COMMERCE FACULTIES: COMMERCE EDUCATION ... SCIENCE ECONOMICS AND ECONOMIC HISTORY Members of Staff H Nel , BCom, HEd(UOFS), DCom(UPE) Grahamstown Campus Professor GG Antrobus , MSc(Agric)(Natal), PhD(Rhodes) Associate Professor ACM Webb , PhD(Rhodes) Senior Lecturer To be appointed Lecturers DJ Mather , MSc(Rhodes) DCA Fryer , MSc(Natal) NS Cattaneo , MSc (Rhodes) To be appointed Junior Lecturer J Snowball , BCom(Hons) (Rhodes) P Kimemia , BCom (Hons) (Rhodes) East London Campus Senior Lecturer A Tsegaye, BA(AddisAbaba), MA, PhD(Kent) Lecturers RA Stuart, BCom(Hons) (Rhodes), MSc (Economics) (Glasgow), AIBS To be appointed Academic Development Programme L Shange, BCom (Hons) (UDW) ECONOMICS Economics is a three-year major subject which may be studied for degree curricula in the Faculties of Commerce, Humanities and Science. One, or in some cases two, courses in Economics are allowed as credits for degree/diploma curricula in the Faculties of Education and Law. Post graduate studies in Economics are available through honours, masters and doctoral degrees. Economics 1 consists of TWO one-credit courses (1 per semester): CODE COURSE CREDIT SEMESTER OFFERED ECO 101 Microeconomics ECO 102 Macroeconomics Economics 2 consists of FOUR half-credit course modules (2 per semester): CODE MODULE CREDIT SEMESTER OFFERED ECO 211 Macroeconomic Theory ECO 212 Macroeconomic Applications and Policy Issues ECO 213 Microeconomic Theory

73. Chair For Business Management Organization And Information Basic courses and Electives. Advanced courses. Individual Research courses. MainMenu. Basic courses Analysis of agric. Industrial economics, Industrieökonomik, PM. http://www.uf.uni-bonn.de/Englisch/InternationalEng/FloridaEng/coursesbasic.htm

Chair for Business Management Organization and Information Management Prof. Dr. G. Schiefer International Cooperative Agreements with the University of Florida Basic Courses and Electives Advanced Courses Individual Research Courses Main Menu Basic Courses 1. Research Design and Qualitative Research Methodology Empirische Sozialforschung BM, PM, CH 2. Quantitative Methods of Market Research I Quantitative Methoden der Marktforschung BM, PM, CH 3. Micro-Economics Mikroökonomie BM, PM, CH 4. Business Planning Betriebsplanung und Planungsmethoden BM, PM, CH 5. Economic Sociology Wirtschaftssoziologie BM, PM, CH BM = Business Management; PM = Policy and Markets; CH = Consumer and Household Economics Electives 1. Accounting Betriebliches Rechnungswesen BM 2. Decision Analysis Entscheidungstheorie BM 3. Financial Management Investition und Finanzierung BM 4. Enterprise and Process organization Unternehmens- und Prozeßorganisation BM 5. Strategic Management Strategische Unternehmensführung BM 6. Project Planning and Management

74. K-State Department Of Agricultural Economics Course List For Fall 2004 AGEC632, Agribus Logistics. 03, A, REC, 00520, M W F, 930, WA 041, Biere,Arlo W. AGEC750, Prb/agric economics. V, A, IND, 00530, Appointment, Bernardo,Daniel J. http://courses.k-state.edu/fall2004/AGEC/schedule.html

Courses at K-State Fall 2004 Fall 2004 Course Schedule Department of Agricultural Economics Fall 2004 Course List If no dates listed directly under course, then course is a 16 week course and will meet August 18-December 11. Course Title Ref Gr Cr Sec Type No Op Days Hours Room Instructor Agr Econ/Agribus Or Closed A LEC M W 1:30 p.m. WA 328 Bernardo, Daniel J Course meets from August 18, 2004 through October 6, 2004. Enrollment restrictions: Dept. Majors Only Ag Econ/Agribusiness A REC M W F 12:30 p.m. K 106 Schurle, Bryan W Small Bus Operation A LEC T U AK 120 Arata, Joseph O A REC T U CW 103 Burton Jr, Robert O LAB U W 114 A LEC M W K 004 Grunewald, Orlen C REC U AK 116 Grunewald, Orlen C REC U CW 146 Grunewald, Orlen C REC U 1:30 p.m. LS 112 Grunewald, Orlen C REC F WA 333 Grunewald, Orlen C Agricultural Policy A REC M W F CW 102 Flinchbaugh, Barry L Commodity Futures A REC T U W 114 Mintert, James R Sem/Quiz Bowl V A REC Appointment Bernardo, Daniel J Enrollment restrictions: Instructor Permission Agribusiness Intern V A INT C Appointment Bernardo, Daniel J

75. Department Of Agricultural Economics, Fall 1998 Course Schedule 0145 WA 350 BOLAND,MICHAEL A AGEC750 PRB/agric economics V A IND 00430 P APPT BERNARDO,DANIELJ Enrollment restrictions Instructor Permission AGEC810 PRICE http://courses.k-state.edu/fall1998/AGEC/schedule.html

Department of Agricultural Economics Fall 1998 Course Schedule Course Title Ref Gr Cr Sec Type No GE Op Days Hours Room Instructor AGEC105 AGR ECON/AGRIBUS OR Closed 01 A LEC 00180 M W 0130 WA 328 BERNARDO,DANIEL J 08/24/98 thru 10/16/98 Enrollment restrictions: Instructor Permission AGEC120 PRIN AG ECON/AG BUS 03 A REC 00190 Y P M W F 1230 K 106 SCHURLE,BRYAN W AGEC202 SMALL BUS OPERATION 03 A LEC 00200 T U 0805-0920 UM 105 ARATA,JOSEPH O 03 A REC 00210 P T U 0830 K 106 BURTON JR,ROBERT O LAB U 0230-0420 W 114 AGEC318 AGRIBUSINESS MGMT 03 A REC 00220 P M W F 0830 CW 102 GRUNEWALD,ORLEN C 03 B REC 00230 P M W F 1230 WA 328 ARATA,JOSEPH O AGEC410 AGRICULTURAL POLICY 03 A REC 00240 P M W F 0230-0345 WA 231 FLINCHBAUGH,BARRY L 03 A REC 00250 P T U 0930-1045 WA 328 MCEOWEN,ROGER A AGEC420 COMMDTY FUTURES MRKT Closed 02 A REC 00260 Y P T U 0130 W 114 MINTERT,JAMES R

76. Equine minimum). EREC 411 Resource economics Perspectives or ECON 402 Principles of economics. EREC501 agric. *Must select two 2credit courses to count as one of the http://www.anscandnutr.unh.edu/Undergraduate/equine.htm

Equine Sciences Option Program Description Course Requirements for the B.S. Degree in Animal Science* ANSC 511 Anatomy and Physiology ANSC 512 Anatomy and Physiology ANSC 609 Principles of Nutrition BIOL 528 Applied Statistics I or PSYC 402 Statistics in Psychology or SOC 502 Statistics ANSC 612 Genetics of Domestic Animals ANSC 404 Introductory Equine Science ANSC 697 Equine Seminar ANSC 620 Equine Diseases ANSC 622 Equine Disease Clinic ANSC 625 Equine Sports Medicine and Lameness ANSC 796 Investigations in the Animal Sciences (4 cr. minimum) or ANSC 600 Field Experience (4 cr. minimum) EREC 411 Resource Economics Perspectives or ECON 402 Principles of Economics Two 700-level ANSC courses At least 5 courses from ONE of the two following groups. Equine Industry Equestrian Management Group ANSC 507 The Scientific Approach to Equine Discipline (3 cr.) ANSC 604 Equine Selection (4 cr.) ANSC 605 Equine Business Management (4 cr.) KIN 501 First Aid - Responding to Emergencies (2 cr.) CMN 500 Public Speaking or MGT 580 Introduction to Organizational Behavior ANSC 653-654 Principles of Teaching Equitation or MKTG 550 Survey of Marketing EREC 504 Business Management for Resource-Based Firms DCE 491-492 Introduction to Computer Information or CS 401 Computer Applications **Must select two 2-credit courses to count as one of the five required courses.

77. KU CredTran Data For Alabama Agric Mech University OF economics, 3.00, ECON, SF, PRIN OF economics, 3.00. courses on this page representthe courses that have been evaluated from Alabama agric Mech University as http://lark.cc.ukans.edu/~irdata/transequiv/AL/H0000070.html

Transfer Credit From Alabama Agric Mech University ALABAMA AGRIC MECH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS DEPT NUMB TITLE HOURS DEPT NUMB TITLE HOURS ART ART APPRECIATION ART U ART APPRECIATION BIO GEN BIOLOGY BIOL UL GEN BIOLOGY BIO GEN BIOLOGY BIOL NB GEN BIOLOGY BIO GENERAL BIOLOGY BIOL UL GENERAL BIOLOGY BIO GENERAL BIOLOGY BIOL N GENERAL BIOLOGY BIO BIOL UL BIO BIOL N BIO BIOL N BIO MICROBIOLOGY BIOL BASIC MICROBIOLOGY BIO MICROBIOLOGY BIOL INTRODUCTORY MICROBIOLOGY LABORATORY BIO CELL BIOLOGY BIOL LABORATORY IN CELL BIOLOGY BIO CELL BIOLOGY BIOL CELL STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION CHE GEN CHEM I CHEM NP GEN CHEM I CHE GENERAL CHEM II CHEM N GENERAL CHEM II CHE GEN CHEM I LAB CHEM UL GEN CHEM I LAB CHE GENERAL CHEM II LAB CHEM UL GENERAL CHEM II LAB CHE ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I CHEM ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I CHE ORGANIC CHEMISTRY CHEM ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II CHE ORGANIC CHEM LAB CHEM ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I LABORATORY CHE ORGANIC CHEM LA B CHEM ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II LABORATORY ECO PRIN OF ECONOMICS ECON SF PRIN OF ECONOMICS ENG COMM SKILLS COMS U COMM SKILLS ENG COMM SKILLS ENGL COMPOSITION ENG COMM SKILLS ENGL COMPOSITION AND LITERATURE ENG COMM SKILLS COMS SPEAKER-AUDIENCE COMMUNICATION ENG HUMANITIES HUM H HUMANITIES ENG HUMANITIES II HUM H HUMANITIES II ENG ADV COMPOSITION ENGL HE ADV COMPOSITION (UPPER DIVISION) FDS FOOD SCIENCE SEMINAR HDFL U FOOD SCIENCE SEMINAR (UPPER DIVISION) FN PRIN OF NUTRITION HSES N PRIN OF NUTRITION FN PRIN FOOD PREP HDFL U PRIN FOOD PREP FN HDFL U FN INST FOOD PURCH MARK HDFL U INST FOOD PURCH MARK (UPPER DIVISION) FN ADV HUMAN NUTRITION HDFL N ADV HUMAN NUTRITION (UPPER DIVISION) FN DIET THERAPY HDFL U DIET THERAPY (UPPER DIVISION)

78. KU CredTran Data For Suny Agric Tech Coll Morrisvll SOCS, 120, economics I, 3.00, ECON, SF, economics I, 3.00. The courses on thispage represent the courses that have been evaluated from Suny agric Tech Coll http://lark.cc.ukans.edu/~irdata/transequiv/NY/H0000855.html

Transfer Credit From Suny Agric Tech Coll Morrisvll SUNY AGRIC TECH COLL MORRISVLL UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS DEPT NUMB TITLE HOURS DEPT NUMB TITLE HOURS BSAD ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR BUS U ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR BSAD MARKETING MKTG U MARKETING ENGL ENGL COMPOSITION ENGL ENGL COMPOSITION AND LITERATURE ENGL INTRO TO SPEECH COMS SPEAKER-AUDIENCE COMMUNICATION ENGL ENGLISH LIT I ENGL HE ENGLISH LIT I ENGL ENGLISH LITERATUR II ENGL HE ENGLISH LITERATUR II MATH DOES NOT TRANSFER MATH DOES NOT TRANSFER MATH MATH INTERMEDIATE MATHEMATICS NATR GENERAL ECOLOGY DOES NOT TRANSFER OFFT PERSONAL COMPUTER KEYBOARDING DOES NOT TRANSFER PHED BADMINTON-PADDLEBALL HSES BADMINTON-PADDLEBALL PHIL INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY PHIL INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY SOCS AMERICAN HIST I HIST HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES THROUGH THE CIVIL WAR SOCS AMER HIST II HIST HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES AFTER THE CIVIL WAR SOCS GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY PSYC GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY SOCS SOCIOLOGY SOC ELEMENTS OF SOCIOLOGY SOCS HDFL INTRODUCTION TO CHILD BEHAVIOR AND DEVELOPMENT SOCS AMERICAN NAT'L GOVERNMENT POLS INTRODUCTION TO U.S. POLITICS SOCS ECONOMICS I ECON SF ECONOMICS I SOCS SCIENCE AND SOCIETY SOC S SCIENCE AND SOCIETY SOCS PSYCHOLOGY II PSYC S PSYCHOLOGY II SOCS PSYCHOLOGY OF GENDER PSYC S PSYCHOLOGY OF GENDER SPAN BEG COLL SPANISH II SPAN U BEG COLL SPANISH II SPAN BEG COLL SPANISH II SPAN ELEMENTARY SPANISH I SPPR SPEC PROJ MATH/SCIENCE I DOES NOT TRANSFER SPPR SPECIAL PROJECT MATH/SCIENCE 2 DOES NOT TRANSFER SPPR SPEC PROJ MATH/SCIENCE III DOES NOT TRANSFER The courses on this page represent the courses that have been evaluated from Suny Agric Tech Coll Morrisvll as of the start of business on 05/29/2004. The next scheduled refresh of this page is 06/05/2004 See

79. Environmental Studies Program At The University Of Tennessee courses Required for Specialty (Minor) in Environmentally related areas of 210, 342,350, and 6 semester hrs of agric. economics and Rural Society electives. http://web.utk.edu/~esp/minorcourses.html

Courses Required for Specialty (Minor) in Environmentally related areas of Study AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND NATURAL RESOURCES A. Basic Requirements: 16 semester hrs above 200-level with majority at 300-400 level at least 9 semester hrs taken at UTK B. Agriculture Economics and Business: (19 hrs.), incl. Econ 201*, Agriculture Economics 210, 342, 350, and 6 semester hrs of Agric. Economics and Rural Society electives. C. Food Science and Technology: (32 hrs.)* including: 140, 420-9, 410 or 411, plus electives in Food Science and Technology. D. Forestry: (24 hrs.)* including: FWF 211 or 250, FWF 311 and 9 hrs from FWF 312, 313, 315, 316, and 416. E. Wildlife and Fisheries Science: (31 hrs.)* including 16 hrs from FWF 211 or 250, FWF 300, 317, 416, or WFS 341, 440, 443, 444, and 445. Prerequisites not waived. F. Ornamental Horticulture and Landscape Design: (23 hrs.)* including 3 of the following: 280, 310, 330, 440; any of the following for the remaining hrs: 210, 220, 230, 320, 350, 360, 370, 380, 410, 440, 450, 460, 480, 490, 493. No prerequisites waived.

80. K-State Department Of Agricultural Economics Course List For Fall 2002 This page lists the courses available in the Department of Agricultural economics for the Fall 2002 semester. courses at KState. Fall 2002. Fall 2002 Course Schedule Biere Arlo W. AGEC750 . http://courses.k-state.edu/fall2002/AGEC/schedule.html

Courses at K-State Fall 2002 Fall 2002 Course Schedule Department of Agricultural Economics Fall 2002 Course List If no dates listed directly under course, then course is a 16 week course and will meet August 26-December 13. Course Title Ref Gr Cr Sec Type No Op Days Hours Room Instructor Agr Econ/Agribus Or A LEC M W WA 328 Bernardo,Daniel J 08/26/02 thru 10/16/0 Enrollment restrictions: Dept. Majors Only Ag Econ/Agribusiness A REC P M W F K 106 Schurle,Bryan W Small Bus Operation A LEC T U AK 120 Arata,Joseph O A REC P T U CW 103 Burton Jr,Robert O LAB U W 114 A REC P M W F KF 120 Grunewald,Orlen C Closed B REC P M W F WA 328 Arata,Joseph O Agricultural Policy A REC P M W F WA 231 Flinchbaugh,Barry L A REC P T U WA 350 McEowen,Roger A Commodity Futures A REC P T U W 114 Mintert,James R Sem/Quiz Bowl V B REC P Appointment Bernardo,Daniel J Enrollment restrictions: Instructor Permission Agribusiness Intern V A INT C Appointment Bernardo,Daniel J Enrollment restrictions: Instructor Permission Cmptr Appl Econ/Bus A LEC M W WA 328 Grunewald,Orlen C

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