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16 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL AND LIFE SCIENCES TITLE OF COURSE PREREQUISITES CR CLASS NO. SECTION TIME PLACE INSTRUCTOR EXAM geBLC ENTOM (355) continued 302 Introduction to Entomology An elem course in zoology 4 D LEC 1 C 11:00 MWF 150 Russell Lb Young, D 07 BI C →10097 LAB 401 1:20-4:20 T 153 Russell Lb →10098 LAB 402 1:20-4:20 W 153 Russell Lb →10099 LAB 403 1:20-4:20 R 153 Russell Lb 351 Principles of Economic Entomology 375 Diagnosing&Monitoring Pest & Nutr Status-Fld Crops Intro course in zoology Cons inst 3 1 →12021 →11929 →34580 LAB 404 LEC 1 LEC 2 5:00-8:00 pm T 9:55 MWF E 8:00-4:30 TWRF 153 Russell Lb 150 Russell Lb 184 Russell Lb Hogg, D Hudelson, B Jensen, B 04 BI C Sturgul, S 399 Coordinative Internship/Cooperative Education So, Jr or Sr st & cons supervising inst, advisor, and internship 1-8 IND * * AC program coordinator 473 Plant-Insect Interactions One of the following: Bot/For/Zoo 460, Ent/Pl Path/For 500, Pl Path/Bot 505, Forestry 550, or 3 →33647 LEC 1 F 1:20 MWF 150 Russell Lb Raffa, K 10 BI C Entom 342 505 Plant-Microbe Interactions: Molecular and Ecological Aspects An upper level crse in microbiol (e.g. Bact 303); biochem (e.g. Biochem 501); & genetics (e.g. 3 →11931 LEC 1 G 8:50 MWF 104 Russell Lb Allen, C Bent, A Rakotondrafara 02 BDC Genetics 466) or cons inst 601 Seminar in Methods of Scientific Oral Presentations 606 Colloquium in Environmental Toxicology 681 Senior Honors Thesis 682 Senior Honors Thesis Sr st Honors candidacy Honors program candidacy & Entom H H 1 1 2-4 2-4 →33648 →10100 SEM 1 LEC 1 IND IND I 3:30-5:00 pm W 4:00-5:15 pm T * * 150 Russell Lb 270 Soils * * Raffa, K Pedersen, J 13M 29H BI T AT T 681 691 Senior Thesis Sr st & cons inst 2 IND * * AT 699 Special Problems 701 Advanced Taxonomy:Diptera Cons inst & Sr st Entom 331 and cons inst 1-4 3 IND LEC 1 * J 12:30-1:30 M * 147 Russell Lb Young, D AC 799 Practicum in Entomology Teaching 801 Colloquium 901 Stable Isotope Ecology Grad st & cons inst Grad st Grad st 1-3 1 1 →33650 →11933 →33858 LAB 301 IND SEM 1 SEM 1 1:40-5:25 pm M * 12:00-1:10 F 12:05 W 147 Russell Lb * 150 Russell Lb 243 Russell Lb Hogg, D Gratton, C Pauli, J 950 Interdisciplinary Seminar in Animal Behavior Grad st 1 →11939 SEM 1 K 12:00-1:30 R Marler, C Snowdon, C 990 Graduate Research and Thesis Grad st & cons inst 1-12 IND * * C Field Trips optional (Strongly recommended) D Crosslisted with Zoology E Additional fee for textbooks. Meets with Horticulture, Agronomy, Plant Pathology & Soils 375. Meets January 17-20, 2012. F Crosslisted with Botany and Zoology FOOD SCIENCE FOOD SCI (390) G Crosslisted with Plant Pathology and Botany I Crosslisted with Pl Path, M&Env Tox, Soils and F&W Ecol J Field trip(s) required. K Crosslisted with Psychology and Zoology Scott Rankin, Chair, 105A and A203B Babcock, (608)263-2008. # 201 Discovering Food Science Fr or So st or cons inst 1 →10421 LEC 1 4:35 W 121 Babcock Hartel, R # 299 Independent Study Open to Fr, So or Jr st & written 1-3 IND * * I T cons inst 301 Introduction to the Science and Technology of Food Declared major in Food Science, Nutritional Sciences 3 LEC 1 A 12:05 TR 108 Plant Sci Steele, J Lopez-Hernande 25 (Pre-Dietetics, Dietetics, →11722 LAB 301 7:45-9:45 F 215 Babcock International Agriculture and →11382 LAB 302 10:30-12:30 F 215 Babcock Natural Resources) or Biological Systems Engineering; and algebra, 1 sem of general chem, and 1 sem biology, or con reg, or cons inst →11383 LAB 303 1:30-3:30 F 215 Babcock 305 Introduction to Meat Science and Technology Zool 101 & 102, or Zool 151 & 152 (recommended); Chem 103 4 LEC 1 B 9:55 MW 240 Meat Sci Claus, J Greaser, M Russell, R 04E →11665 LAB 301 9:55-11:50 TR 240 Meat Sci 321 Food Laws and Regulations 375 The Social Side of Food Fermented Foods and Beverages Fermented Foods and Beverages 399 Coordinative Internship/Cooperative Education Jr st or cons inst Cons inst So or Jr or Sr st & cons supervising inst, advisor & 1 1-3 1-8 →11666 →33254 →12103 →34620 →34622 LAB 302 LEC 1 LEC 2 LEC 3 LEC 4 IND 1:20-3:15 TR C 8:50 T 12:05 R 1:20 TR 7:45-10:45 T * 240 Meat Sci 119 Babcock B141 Babcock 108 Plant Sci B141 Babcock * Theis, M Theis, M Steele, J Steele, J AC internship coordinator 412 Food Analysis Food Sci 410, or cons inst 4 LEC 1 12:05 MW 121 Babcock Lopez-Hernande 08E 432 Principles of Food Preservation 438 Food Service Operations Lab 441 Rheology of Foods and Biomaterials Food Sci 325, Food Sci 410, Food Sci 440, or cons inst Con reg Food Sci 437 Physics 201 or CBE 320 or ME 363 3 1 3 →11720 →11721 →10929 →11658 →10938 LAB 301 LEC 1 LAB 1 LAB 2 LEC 1 1:20-3:15 MW 11:00-12:15 TR 7:45-10:45 T 7:45-10:45 R D 4:00-5:15 pm MW 215 Babcock 119 Babcock B141 Babcock B141 Babcock 101 Agr Engr Hartel, R Zoerb, H Theis, M Theis, M Gunasekaran, S 23 13E I T or cons inst 511 Chemistry and Technology of Dairy Products 514 Integrated Food Functionality Food Sci 310 or cons inst 3 4 →10418 LEC 1 LEC 1 11:00 MWF 1:20 TR 119 Babcock 119 Babcock Rankin, S Hartel, R 06 27 BI C →11866 LAB 301 2:25-4:15 TR 215 Babcock 537 Organization and Management of Food and Nutrition Services Food Sci 437 & M H R 300 3 →10110 LEC 1 2:25-4:15 TR 2:25 MWF 1164 Mech Engr 108 Plant Sci Theis, M 12 600 Professional Practice in Food Science 603 Senior Seminar 610 Food Proteins 611 Chemistry and Technology of Dairy Products Sr or Grad st Food Sci 602 Biochem 501 or 601 & cons inst Food Sci 310 or cons inst 1 1 2 3 →33187 →11841 →33188 SEM 1 SEM 1 LEC 1 LEC 1 9:55 F 12:05 T 9:55 TR 11:00 MWF 121 Babcock 121 Babcock 119 Babcock 119 Babcock Parkin, K Damodaran, S Rankin, S 22 06 b 642 Food and Pharmaceutical Separations 650 Advanced Microbiology of Foodborne Pathogens Cons inst Bact/Food Sci 325 or cons inst 2 3 →10420 →34392 →33180 DIS 301 LEC 1 LEC 1 12:00-1:15 M E 1:20 TR F 9:55 MWF 119 Babcock 121 Babcock 2511 Msb Etzel, M Keller, N 26 04 BAC A Evening exams will be given. TBA the first week of classes. B Cross listed with Animal Science 305. C Cross listed with Animal Science 321. D Cross listed with ME & BSE. Call (608) 262-5516. E Crosslisted with BSE 642. F Cross listed with Microbiology.
FOOD SCI (390) continued COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL AND LIFE SCIENCES 17 TITLE OF COURSE PREREQUISITES CR CLASS NO. SECTION TIME PLACE INSTRUCTOR EXAM geBLC 682 Senior Honors Thesis Honors program candidacy & Food H 2-4 IND * * Sci 682 699 Special Problems Cons inst 1-3 IND * * 799 Practicum in Food Science Teaching 900 Seminar Advanced Grad st & cons inst Food Sci 600 or equiv 1-3 1 →10111 IND SEM 1 * 12:00-1:20 W * 290 Nutri Sci Ingham, B Theis, M 990 Research Cons inst 1-12 IND * * FOREST AND WILDLIFE ECOLOGY F&W ECOL (396) Raymond Guries, Chair, 120 Russell Lab, (608)262-9975 Department home page available with supplemental course information. Please access through the list of departments at http://www.wisc.edu/academics/departments.php # 110 Living with Wildlife - Animals, Habitats, and Human Interactions 3 →33210 LEC 1 A 11:00 MWF 1125 Biochem Berkelman, J 07 BEC # 299 Independent Study Open to Fr, So or Jr st & written 1-3 IND * * I T cons inst 300 Forest Biometry Stat 201 or Stat 224 or Stat 301 4 LEC 1 9:55 MWF 104 Russell Lb Radeloff, V 04 BI C 306 Terrestrial Vertebrates: Life History and Ecology or equiv So st & an elementary crse in Zool 3 →10328 LAB 301 LEC 1 2:25-4:25 M 8:50 MWF A120 Russell Lb 184 Russell Lb Pidgeon, A 03 BI C →11520 LAB 301 1:00-2:30 F A228 Russell Lb 335 Human/Animal Relationships: Biological and So st 3 →11521 →11504 LAB 302 LEC 1 2:45-4:15 F 2:30-3:45 TR A228 Russell Lb 145 Birge McConnell, P 28 BI C Philosophical Issues 375 Wildlife Habitat Relationships Cons inst 3 11505 DIS 301 LEC 1 3:50 R 12:05 TR 348 Birge A121 Russell Lb Pidgeon, A 25 Historical Ecology 379 Principles of Wildlife Management 399 Coordinative Internship/Cooperative Education Wl Ecol 318 or equiv So, Jr or Sr st and cons of supervising inst, advisor, and 1 3 1-8 →33736 →33737 →11522 LAB 301 LEC 2 LEC 1 IND 8:50-11:50 R B 11:00 TR 9:55 MWF * A120 Russell Lb A121 Russell Lb 184 Russell Lb * Mladenoff, D Lutz, R 04 BI C AC internship program coordinator 410 Principles of Silviculture Intro crse in ecology & Jr st, or 3-4 →10119 LEC 1 C 11:00 MWF 104 Russell Lb Lorimer, C 06 BI C 452 World Forest History 460 General Ecology cons inst Intro crse in botany & zoology, or Bot/Zoo 151-152, or Biocore 301 or 333; for biol sci majors only 3 4 10120 →11934 LAB 301 LEC 1 LEC 1 D 1:20-4:20 W E 1:35-4:35 M 11:00 MWF A121 Russell Lb A228 Russell Lb B302 Birge Langston, N Waller, D 06 ZAC r BIC →10250 301/601 1:20-4:20 M 101 Birge 4:25-5:25 pm M 101 Birge →10124 303/603 1:20-4:20 W 101 Birge 4:25-5:25 pm W 101 Birge →10251 302/602 1:20-4:20 T 572 Statistical Methods for Bioscience II 101 Birge 4:25-5:25 pm T Stats/Forestry/Hort 571 101 Birge →10125 304/604 1:20-4:20 R 101 Birge 4 LEC 1 11:00-12:15 TR 4:25-5:25 pm R 1121 Humanities Zhu, J 101 Birge 24 I C →10127 DIS 311 1:00-2:15 T 579 Noland →10128 DIS 312 2:30-3:45 W 6314 Soc Sci →10129 DIS 313 1:00-2:15 W 387 Van Hise 599 Wildlife Research Capstone 606 Colloquium in Environmental Toxicology 635 Forest Stand Dynamics Sr st & Wl Ecol 561 Crse in silviculture or ecology (Botany 460 or equiv) & crse in 3 1 2 →33968 →11482 →11481 →33658 DIS 314 LEC 1 LEC 1 LEC 1 4:00-5:15 pm T F 12:05-2:10 TR 4:00-5:15 pm T 12:05-2:10 R 6310 Soc Sci A228 Russell Lb 270 Soils A232 Russell Lb Berkelman, J Pedersen, J Lorimer, C 29H 25J BI T stats. Sr or Grad st 651 Conservation Biology An ecology crse (eg, 3 →10242 LEC 1 2:30-3:45 TR 1310 Sterling Treves, A 28 r DC 652 Decision Methods for Natural Resource Managers Botany/Zoology 460) Math 211 or equiv & Comp Sci 132 4 11223 DIS 301 LEC 1 4:00-5:15 pm R 1:00-2:15 TR 360 Science A121 Russell Lb Bowe, S 27 r BIC 655 Animal Population Dynamics or equiv Wl Ecol 318 or equiv, and crse in 3 →11924 →10243 LAB 301 LEC 1 2:25-4:25 R 11:00 MWF A120 Russell Lb A228 Russell Lb Van Deelen, T 06 BI C stats 682 Senior Honors Thesis Honors program candidacy & Forest H 2-4 IND * * T 681 699 Special Problems Sr st & cons inst 1-4 IND * * AC 790 Special Problems Cons inst 1-4 IND * * 799 Practicum in Forestry and Wildlife EcologyTeaching 875 Biodiversity Conservatn&Sustaind Devlpmnt in China Historical Ecology Stable Isotope Ecology Grad st & cons inst Grad st and cons inst 1-3 2 1 1 →11222 →33738 →34469 IND SEM 2 SEM 3 SEM 4 * G 4:30-6:00 pm M I 11:00 TR 12:05 W * 10 Agr Hall A121 Russell Lb 243 Russell Lb Posner, J Mladenoff, D Gratton, C Pauli, J 879 Advanced Landscape Ecology 955 Practical Research Design and Methods of Empirical Inquiry Grad st & cons inst Grad st 3 3 →33415 →33423 LEC 1 LEC 1 8:50-10:45 WF 1:00-3:30 T 163 Noland 208 Mus Hall Turner, M Morales, A 961 Wildlife Seminar 1 →33578 SEM 1 J 4:00-6:00 pm M A228 Russell Lb Temple, S 990 Research and Thesis Grad st and cons inst 1-12 IND * * 999 Advanced Independent Study Cons inst 1-3 IND * * A Course does not count towards Wildlife Ecology major. B meets with 875 section 003 C Majors should register for lecture and lab for 4 credits; lab section is optional for others. Students taking lecture only should register for 3 credits. D Lab includes a required Saturday field trip in April. Some field trips have a return time of 5:00PM. E Crosslisted with HISTORY and ENVST GENETICS GENETICS (412) Michael R. Culbertson, Chair, 1420 Genetics/Biotech, (608)262-1069 F Sr standing and FWE 561 Prereq. G XL / MW: AAE, Agronomy, Animal Science, Botany, Forest & Wildlife Ecology, Geography, Political Science, Soil Science & Zoology. I meets Forest and Wildlife section 002 J Grad students in FWE, ENVIR ST, and related departments: Leopold Seminar 289 Honors Independent Study Enrolled in the CALS Honors Prgm & H 1-2 IND * * So or Jr st. Inter-Ag 288 # 299 Independent Study Fr, So or Jr st & written cons 1-3 IND * * inst. Open to Fr 375 Freshman Seminar for Genetics Majors Cons inst 1-4 →10939 SEM 1 4:30-6:00 pm T 1441 Gen-Biotch Contemporary Issues in HIV/Aids Prevention 399 Coordinative Internship/Cooperative Education So, Jr or Sr st and cons supervising inst, advisor, and internship program coordinator 1-8 →11706 SEM 11 IND 5:00-6:45 pm W * 114 Ingraham * T AC I T I T BI C AC
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