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18 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL AND LIFE SCIENCES TITLE OF COURSE PREREQUISITES CR CLASS NO. SECTION TIME PLACE INSTRUCTOR EXAM geBLC GENETICS (412) continued 466 General Genetics Algebra, 1 yr chem & 1 yr biology or cons inst 3 LEC 1 11:00 MWF 1310 Sterling Masson, P Chang, Q 06 BI C →10137 DIS 301 11:00 T 1441 Gen-Biotch →10140 DIS 304 9:55 R 1441 Gen-Biotch →10143 DIS 307 12:05 T 1441 Gen-Biotch →10138 DIS 302 12:05 M 1441 Gen-Biotch →10141 DIS 305 11:00 R 1441 Gen-Biotch →10144 DIS 308 1:20 T 1408 Gen-Biotch →10139 DIS 303 1:20 W 545 Genetics Laboratory 561 Introductory Cytogenetics 1441 Gen-Biotch →10142 DIS 306 12:05 F Genetics 466 or equiv Genetics, Botany, Zoology 466 or 2 2-3 →10336 →10337 →33321 1441 Gen-Biotch LAB 1 1:20-5:00 pm M LAB 2 1:20-5:00 pm R LEC 1 1:20 MW 1340 Gen-Biotch 1340 Gen-Biotch 1441 Gen-Biotch Tilmann, C Tilmann, C Jiang, J 10E AC BI C 562 Human Cytogenetics cons inst Genetics/Bot/Zool 160 or 466 or 2 33953 →11398 LAB 301 LEC 1 11:00-12:55 T 3:30-5:10 pm R 247 Plant Sci 1408 Gen-Biotch 29J BI C Med Genet 721 or cons inst 566 Advanced Genetics Genetics 466 (or equiv) & genetics 3 →10145 LEC 1 1:00-2:15 TR 1441 Gen-Biotch 26 BI C major or cons inst. Required of 1:00-2:15 T 290 Nutri Sci 26 all undergrad genetics majors 677 Adv Topics-Genetics: Genome Science Developmental Genetics Intro to Genomic/Proteomic Analysis Cons inst or Grad st 2 3 3 →11594 →11959 →11528 LEC 2 LEC 3 LEC 4 2:25 TR 9:30-10:45 TR 3:30-5:00 pm T 1408 Gen-Biotch 1408 Gen-Biotch 1408 Gen-Biotch Schwartz, D Gasch, A Skop, A BAC 3:30-5:00 pm R 1240 Gen-Biotch Adv Topics-Genetics: HIV/Aids Prevention Advanced 681 Senior Honors Thesis 682 Senior Honors Thesis Honors candidacy Honors program candidacy & H H 3 2-4 2-4 →10330 LEC 11 IND IND 6:55-8:30 pm W * * 114 Ingraham * * AT T Genetics 681 699 Special Problems 703 Topics in Eukaryotic Regulation Cons inst and Sr st Biochem 612 or equiv & cons inst 1-3 2 →10146 IND LEC 1 * 5:00-7:00 pm M * 1408 Gen-Biotch Anderson, P Kennedy, S Kimble, J 14L AC Wickens, M 915 Computation and Informatics in Biology and Medicine Cons inst 1 →10530 SEM 1 4:00-5:00 pm T 1111 Gen-Biotch Pape, L Phillips Jr. Shavlik, J Page Jr., C 951 Seminar in Animal Breeding Cons inst 0-1 →10148 SEM 1 12:05 T 236 Animal Sci Weigel, K 957 Seminar-Plant Breeding Grad st 1 →10149 SEM 1 3:30 F 351 Moore 990 Research Grad st & cons inst 1-12 IND * * 993 Seminar in Genetics Grad st & cons inst 0-1 →11774 SEM 2 12:00-1:00 W 1360 Gen-Biotch HORTICULTURE HORT (476) Irwin Goldman, Chair, 381 Horticulture, (608)262-1490 # 227 Propagation of Horticultural Plants An intro course in botany. Open to 3 LEC 1 12:05 MW 351 Moore Fr →10158 LAB 301 3:30-5:25 pm T 247 Plant Sci # 233 Herbaceous Ornamental Plants II # 299 Independent Study Open to Fr Open to Fr, So or Jr st & written 2 1-3 →10159 →32649 LAB 302 LEC 1 IND 3:30-5:25 pm W 1:20-3:15 TR * 247 Plant Sci 128 Plant Sci * cons inst 326 Plant Nutrition Management Soil Sci 230 or 301 and one of the 3 LEC 1 1:20 TR 357 Soils Barak, P following: Bot 100 or 130; Hort →11651 LAB 301 11:00-1:00 W 371 Soils 338 Plant Breeding and Biotechnology 120 or 122; Agron 100 Botany 130 or Genetics 160 or 3 →10265 →10927 LAB 302 LEC 1 11:00-1:00 R A 8:50 MWF 371 Soils 351 Moore Kaeppler, S Biocore 301 or cons inst # 345 Fruit Crop Production Hort 122 or equiv. Open to Fr 3 LEC 1 2:25 MW 128 Plant Sci Harbut, R 372 Colloquium in Organic Agriculture At least So st 1 →32651 →11645 LAB 301 SEM 1 2:25-4:30 F B 3:30-4:45 pm M 128 Plant Sci 351 Moore Nienhuis, J Vargas-Prieto 375 Arboriculture and Landscape Maintenance Cons inst 3 LEC 1 9:55 TR 128 Plant Sci Jull, L Diagnosing&Monitoring Pest&Nutr Status-Fld Crops 1 →33618 →34623 E LAB 301 LEC 4 D 11:00-12:45 TR C 8:00-4:30 TWRF 128 Plant Sci 184 Russell Lb Hudelson, B Jensen, B Sturgul, S 399 Coordinative Internship/Cooperative Education So, Jr or Sr st & cons supervising inst, advisor, and internship 1-8 IND * * program coordinator 500 Molecular Biology Techniques Biochem 501 or 621 or Genetics 466 3 LEC 1 2:25 MWF 209 Animal Sci Talaat, A or Bact 303, 304 or cons inst →32183 LAB 301 2:25-6:00 pm T 203 Animal Sci 501 Principles of Plant Breeding Intro crse in genetics, 1 yr biol 3 →32181 →10161 LAB 302 LEC 1 2:25-6:00 pm R 9:55 MWF 203 Animal Sci 351 Moore Nienhuis, J Goldman, I 555 Plant Functional Genomics and Bioinformatics Grad st; undergrads with Genetics 2 →11714 LEC 1 F 1:20-3:15 R 247 Plant Sci Krysan, P 466 or equiv or cons inst 561 Introductory Cytogenetics Genetics, Botany, Zoology 466 or 2-3 →32652 LEC 1 1:20 MW 1441 Gen-Biotch Jiang, J 572 Statistical Methods for Bioscience II cons inst Stats/Forestry/Hort 571 4 33646 LAB 301 LEC 1 11:00-12:55 T 11:00-12:15 TR 247 Plant Sci 1121 Humanities Zhu, J →10163 DIS 311 1:00-2:15 T 579 Noland →10164 DIS 312 2:30-3:45 W 6314 Soc Sci →10165 DIS 313 1:00-2:15 W 387 Van Hise 699 Special Problems 799 Practicum in Horticulture Teaching 875 Selection Theory for Quantitative Traits in Plants Sr st & cons inst Grad st & cons inst Grad st and cons inst 1-4 1-3 2 →33969 DIS 314 IND IND LEC 1 4:00-5:15 pm T * * G 8:50 TR 6310 Soc Sci * * 351 Moore De Leon Gatti Advanced Plant Breeding 910 Seminar Grad st 1 1 →33294 →33295 →11373 LAB 301 LEC 2 SEM 1 I 1:00-2:30 R 8:50 TR 3:30-5:00 pm R 136 Plant Sci 351 Moore 351 Moore De Leon Gatti Kaeppler, H Harbut, R 957 Seminar-Plant Breeding Grad st 1 →10166 SEM 1 3:30 F 351 Moore 990 Research Grad st & cons inst 1-12 IND * * A XL with Agronomy. B Meets with LACIS 440. Students interested in the Latin American perspective on vegetable production and a spring break trip to Costa Rica should register for LACIS 440. C Additional fee for textbooks. Meets with Entomology, Agronomy, Plant Pathology & Soils* 375. Meets January 17-20, 2012. D There will be some required Thursday afternoon field trips. E Must have already completed Hort/LA 263 or Bot 402; courses may not be taken concurrently. 08E BEC 27 BI C I T 26 PI C 03 BI C 11E I C 13L I C 22 AC I C 05 BI C 26J 10E BI C 24 I C F Grad st.; undergrads with Genetics 466 (or equiv.) or inst. consent. Cross-listed with Agronomy 555 and Botany 555. G 875-001/875-301 has Agron/Hort 811 as a required prerequisite. This course can be taken independently from 875-002 or it can be taken concurrently. I 875-002 has Agron/Hort 502 as a required prerequisite and students may take this course independently or concurrently with 870-001/875-301. AC
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL AND LIFE SCIENCES 19 TITLE OF COURSE PREREQUISITES CR CLASS NO. SECTION TIME PLACE INSTRUCTOR EXAM geBLC INTERDISCIPLINARY COURSES (C A L S) INTER-AG (494) Susan Gisler, 116 Agriculture Hall, (608) 262-3037 # 165 Introduction to International Issues in Agricultural & Life Sciences Fr or So st, or cons of instr 1 →11876 LEC 1 3:30 R 10 Agr Hall Ferrick, J # 175 WISE Seminar Cons inst. Preference given to residents of the WISE learning 1 →11394 SEM 1 5:30-7:00 pm T Masters, K EC community. Open to Fr # 250 Undergraduate Research Experience Fr or So st, admission to the Undergraduate Research Scholars Program, and cons inst 1-3 I C →10269 SEM 1 5:00-6:00 pm W →10581 SEM 2 5:00-6:00 pm W →10582 SEM 3 5:00-6:00 pm W →10583 SEM 4 5:00-6:00 pm W →10584 SEM 5 5:00-6:00 pm W 350 World Hunger and Malnutrition B231 Van Vleck 374 Van Hise 379 Van Hise 399 Van Hise 486 Van Hise Karpe, S Karpe, S Karpe, S Karpe, S Karpe, S 14M 14M 14M 14M 14M 3 →10585 →10586 →10587 →10588 SEM 6 SEM 7 SEM 8 SEM 9 LEC 1 5:00-6:00 pm W 5:00-6:00 pm W 5:00-6:00 pm W 5:00-6:00 pm T 2:25 W 378 Van Hise 499 Van Hise 575 Van Hise 374 Van Hise 125 Agr Hall Karpe, S Karpe, S Karpe, S Karpe, S Shapiro, K 14M 14M 14M 30H 11M BI C →11526 DIS 301 2:25 R 1190 Gym-Nat →11882 DIS 304 2:25 F 1190 Gym-Nat →11891 DIS 307 11:00 F 1190 Gym-Nat →11897 DIS 302 3:30 R 53 Bascom →11885 DIS 305 2:25 R 6116 Soc Sci →11894 DIS 308 12:05 F 1190 Gym-Nat →11900 DIS 303 1:20 F 375 Emerging Econ: Dairy in Mexico 1190 Gym-Nat →11888 Cons inst DIS 306 3:30 W 1-4 →11217 1190 Gym-Nat LEC 9 4:30 W 209 Animal Sci Wattiaux, M 14M WISE Seminar for Peer Mentors 875 Instructional Materials Development in Science Grad st and cons inst 2-3 →11724 →11523 LEC 15 LEC 4 * A 9:30-11:30 T 209 Animal Sci Effective Teaching with Technology Topic:Informal Sci Edu for Scientists: A Practicum Diversity in the College Classroom →11699 →11028 →34839 LEC 9 LEC 11 LEC 16 A 1:30-3:30 R A 8:45-10:45 R A * Off Campus 38 Agr Hall Off Campus Zenner, G Gillian-Daniel A DELTA; Visit www.delta.wisc.edu for consent; Consent required to enroll Meets with InterAg 875 / EPD 690 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE LAND ARC (520) Evelyn Howell, Chair, 1 Ag. Hall, (608)263-7301 260 History of Landscape Architecture 262 Landscape Inventory and Evaluation Methods Land Arc 250 or cons inst 3 4 →10320 LEC 1 LEC 1 1:00-2:15 TR 12:05 WF 1120 Biochem 104 Russell Lb Howell, E Hadley, D →10298 LAB 301 9:55-11:50 WF 103 Ag Bulletn # 299 Independent Studies Open to Fr, So or Jr st & written 1-3 →10299 LAB 302 IND 1:20-3:15 WF * 103 Ag Bulletn * cons inst 312 Graphics for Designers 351 Housing and Urban Design Con reg in a design course Land Arc 261 and 365 or con reg 3 4 →10177 →10178 LAB 1 LAB 2 LEC 1 8:50-11:55 TR 2:25-5:30 pm TR 1:20 T 103 Ag Bulletn 103 Ag Bulletn 38 Agr Hall Steiner, J Steiner, J LaGro Jr., J 353 Landscape Architectural Technology I Math 112 and 113 (or equiv) and 3 →10180 LAB 301 LEC 1 2:25-5:25 pm TR 7:45 W 25F Agr Hall 38 Agr Hall Kelly, S CEE 450 →10182 LAB 301 11:00-1:00 WF 25F Agr Hall 11:00-1:00 WF 25J Agr Hall →10183 LAB 302 1:20-3:20 WF 25F Agr Hall # 356 Sustainable Residential Construction 361 Wetlands Ecology Math 112 or equiv. Open to Fr Upper class st; basic collegelevel biology or equiv (such as 3 3 →33644 →10184 LEC 1 LEC 1 1:20-3:20 WF 2:25 MWF A 4:30-5:45 pm TR 25J Agr Hall 101 Agr Engr 175 Science Bohnhoff, D Carpenter, Q relevant physical sciences) 375 Urban Ecology in Landscape Design Cons inst 1-4 →11701 LEC 1 1:20-4:20 WF 14 Agr Hall 399 Coordinative Internship/Cooperative Education So, Jr or Sr st and cons supervising inst, advisor, and 1-8 IND * * program coordinator 451 Open Space Planning and Design Land Arc 351, 354, 365 3 LEC 1 8:50 T 38 Agr Hall 463 Evolution of American Planning 551 Senior Project in Landscape Architecture Jr st Land Arc 610 3 4 →10186 →11226 →10187 LAB 301 LEC 1 LAB 1 9:55-12:55 TR 11:00-12:15 TR 1:20-5:30 pm TR 25F Agr Hall 208 Mus Hall 25J Agr Hall Paulsen, K Thering, S Kelly, S 556 Remote Sensing Digital Image Processing Civ Engr/Envir St/Forestry 303 or 3 LEC 1 1:20-5:30 pm TR 11:00-12:15 M 25H Agr Hall A121 Russell Lb authorization 11:00-12:00 W A121 Russell Lb 651 Plant Community Restoration and Management Workshop 670 Adaptive Restoration Lab Land Arc 262 or Grad st a crse in ecology & a crse in 4 2 →11694 →34729 →33429 LAB 301 LAB 1 LAB 1 1:00-2:00 W 8:50-11:50 TR B 2:25-5:25 pm W A121 Russell Lb 14 Agr Hall 346 Birge Zedler, J stats, or cons inst 677 Cultural Resource Preservation and Landscape History At least 2 courses in history or 3 →11652 LEC 1 2:30-3:45 TR 38 Agr Hall the social sciences, or cons inst 695 Applications of Geographic Information Systems in Land Arc/Envir St/Civ Engr 655 or 3 LEC 1 9:55 MW 357 Soils Silbernagel, J Natural Resources Geog 377 or cons inst →11945 LAB 301 11:00-1:00 M 25H Agr Hall 699 Special Problems-Landscape Architecture 720 Critical Inquiry into Landscape Design Expression 740 Research in Landscape Architecture 866 Seminar: Ecology of Tall Grass Prairie, Savanna 990 Research 999 Independent Studies Sr st and cons inst Grad st or cons inst Grad st in land arch or cons inst Cons inst Grad st and cons inst Grad st & cons inst 1-5 2 3 1 1-12 1-3 →11944 →11698 →11937 →11938 LAB 302 IND LAB 1 LEC 1 LEC 1 IND IND 11:00-1:00 W * 11:00-12:15 WF 12:30-1:45 TR 3:30-5:00 pm M * * 25H Agr Hall * 14 Agr Hall 14 Agr Hall 14 Agr Hall * * A Mandatory all-day field trip April 21, 2012 (8:00am-6:00pm). B Service Learning Course. During some weeks, labs conducted in the field will extend beyond 5:25 pm. 26 HI T 08F I T I T 21 28 I T 27 I T I T 12 30 BI C 21H AC 23 SI C 27 b 27 07 I DT 07 21 28 AC 05 AC AC
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