chemical and instrumental methods in the analysisof soil, plant, and water samples; experimental anddescriptive inorganic and organic analyses;spectrophotometry, atomic and molecular absorptionand emission spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, X-ray diffraction and fluorescence, gas and ionchromatography, and ion-selective electrodes (CHE102, CHE 202 and NRE 251) Even Spring.NRE 571 Aerial Photo-Interpretation - Threesemester hours. Detection, identification, andanalysis of objects or features from aerialphotographs. Sensing devices and other equipmentrelated to photogrammetry application.Interpretation of terrain, vegetation, and culturalfeatures. (Prerequisite: Consent of instructor) Fall.NRE Soil, Water and Air Pollution - Threesemester hours. Fate of chemical fertilizers,pesticides, and other agricultural and industrialpollutants in relation to environmental quality.Effects of these factors on checks and balances ofnatural terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems.(Prerequisite: CHE 102 and NRE 251) EvenSpring.NRE 574 Quantitative Approaches in RemoteSensing - Three semester hours. A "hands-on"approach with computer analysis or remotely-senseddata, software design, classification algorithms, andimage pre-processing overlay and enhancement.Theory and concepts of field instrumentation will bedemonstrated and discussed. (Prerequisite: NRE476) Odd Spring.NRE 575 Principles of Wetlands – Three semesterhours. Wetlands as important environments, theirimportance to surface and ground water quality andto aquatic and terrestrial wildlife; use of constructedwetlands in waste treatment applications, andprinciples of wetland delineation. (Prerequisite:Consent of instructor) Even Fall.NRE 576 Remote Sensing of the Environment I -Four semester hours. The principles of remotesensor systems and their utility, natural resourceinventory and management, land use planning andenvironmental monitoring. Interpretation of colorinfrared photos, multispectral and thermal scanners,and radar imagery (Prerequisite: Consent ofinstructor) Odd Fall.NRE 577 Insect Biology and Pest Management –Three semester hours. Biology of insects,emphasizing taxonomy, basic structure and function,ecology and the management of insect pestpopulations. The course includes a weekly threehourlaboratory for developing skills inidentification and collection of insects.(Prerequisite: Consent of instructor) Odd Spring.NRE 578 GIS, Spatial Analysis and Modeling –Four semester hours. Provides theoretical andpractical skills needed for using GIS for analyzingspatial phenomena at different scales. Focuses onprinciples and methods of spatial analysis and theirapplication to different disciplines such as urbanplanning, environmental science, and naturalresource management. Prepares students foradvanced GIS course. Spring.NRE 580 Natural Resource Policy - Threesemester hours. Evaluation of land and forestproblems and policies in the United States; analysisof current social and resource characteristics thathave shaped policy (Prerequisite: Consent ofinstructor) Spring.NRE 581 Hydrology & Watershed Management -Three semester hours. Occurrence and movementof water over the earth’s surface. The hydrologiccycle, runoff relations, relationship of precipitationto stream flow with frequency analysis, unithydrograph theory, flood routing, and probability inhydrology, hydrologic simulation and stochasticmethods in hydrology. (Prerequisite: Consent ofinstructor) Odd Spring.NRE 582 Forest Tree Improvement - Threesemester hours. Practical problems, concepts andtechniques to genetic improvement of forest trees(Prerequisite: Consent of instructor) Even Spring.NRE 583 Forest Resource Economics - Threesemester hours. Discussion of the market, price, andcost affecting factors as they relate to timberharvesting techniques for determining the besteconomic alternative (Prerequisite: Consent ofinstructor) Fall.NRE 584 Ecological Processes - Three semesterhours. Review of ecological concepts andprocesses. Investigations into the ecological role offire and wetlands. (Prerequisite: NRE 374 orconsent of instructor) Odd Fall.NRE 586 Wildlife Techniques – Three semesterhours. Introduces students to broad range ofmethods and equipment used by wildlifeprofessionals to gather information on wild animalsand their habitats. Fall.145
NRE 587 Landscape Ecology – Three semesterhours. Study of ecological science with emphasison interactions between spatial patterns andecological processes characterized by spatialexplicitness and scale multiplicity. Providesintegrative theoretical basis, technical tools, andapplications for land management. Fall.NRE 589 Forest Ecological Management - Threesemester hours. Integrated management of forestresources including plant, site, and landscapeprocesses. Interrelationships of forestry practices,wildlife and range management, hydrology,recreation, and other demands. (Prerequisite: NRE373 or consent of instructor) Spring.NRE 590 Advanced Topics in Soil and PlantScience - One to three semester hours. Independentresearch on current advanced topics of interest in thearea of soil and plant science. Topics to be selectedby the student and work performed undersupervision of a faculty member. (Prerequisites:<strong>Graduate</strong> standing and consent of instructor) EachSemester.NRE 591 <strong>Graduate</strong> Seminar - One semester hour.(Prerequisite: Consent of instructor) EachSemester.NRE 598 Master's Report - Four semester hours.A literature review, survey or a report ofexperimentation. A requirement for all non-thesismajors.NRE 599 Master's Thesis - One to six semesterhours. Research work towards completing the thesisrequirements for M.S. in Plant and Soil Science.Each Semester.NRE 701 Applied Forest Ecology – Threesemester hours. Ecological and silviculturalfoundations for conservation and sustainable use offorest resources, enhancement of wildlife habitat,water and soil protection, and increase recreationalvalue of forest ecosystems with emphasis on upland,hardwood forest ecosystems. Even Fall.NRE 710 Plant Ecology - Three semester hours.Physical and biotic environment of crops in relationto crop culture, production, and geographicdistribution, relation among the human population,crop productivity, and the environment.(Prerequisites: NRE 251 and NRE 310) Odd Fall.NRE 715 Seed Biology - Four semester hours.Biological and physiological aspects of seeddevelopment, maturation, longevity, dormancy,storability, invigoration treatments, and process ofgermination in agriculture (crop, vegetable, and treeseeds will be emphasized). (Prerequisites: NRE 440or consent of instructor) Odd Fall.NRE 716 Modeling Natural ResourcesManagement – Three semester hours. This courseis designed to use computer models in managingnatural resources. Experience in modeldevelopment and validation will be provided(Prerequisite: Consent of instructor) Odd Spring.NRE 724 Horticulture Marketing andManagement - Three semester hours. An analysisof produce marketing, pricing, postharvest handling,supply and demand, and marketing crops throughproduce outlets and differing management andscenarios. Resource "game playing." (Prerequisite:Consent of instructor) Even Summer.NRE 725 Stress Physiology of Crops - Threesemester hours. Responses of plants toenvironmental stresses including drought, heat, cold,chilling, biotic and mechanical stress. Themechanism for adaptation or tolerance to thesestresses, the metabolic and hormonal responses toonset of stress (Prerequisite: NRE 541) EvenSpring.NRE 730 Applied Multivariate Analysis - Threesemester hours. Use of MANOVAs, canonicalcorrelation, discriminate analysis, principalcomponent analysis, and factor analysis. Emphasison applications and interpretation of computeroutputs (Prerequisites: NRE 530 and NRE 536)Odd Fall.NRE 731 Advances in Ecological Research –Three semester hours. Further develop graduatestudent’s knowledge, critical thinking, and researchskills in forest ecology. The course emphasizesscientific approaches, review of current issues anddevelopments in ecological research. Fall.NRE 733L Advanced Molecular GeneticsLaboratory - Two semester hours. RecombinantDNA technology, DNA and mRNA isolation,Genomic and cDNA cloning, physical analysis ofrecombinants, DNA sequencing, oligonucleotidesynthesis and design. (Prerequisites: NRE533/533L, NRE 663) Odd Spring.NRE 734 Cytogenetics - Four semester hours.Chromosome structure, mechanics and behavior,their significance for problems of genetics,evolution and the origin of species. Emphasizing146
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