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Undergraduate Bulletin of Information 2001-2002COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCESSECOND YEARFirst SemesterENGL 3--- Second year course inEnglish 3BIOL 3435 Elementary Botany 4CHEM 3061Fundamentals of OrganicChemistry andBiochemistry I 4BIOL 4015 General Zoology 3ECON 3021 Principles of Economics I 3AGED 3005 Agricultural Orientation 118Second SemesterENGL 3--- Second year course inEnglish 3PHCS 3091 Elements of Physics 3PHCS 3092 Elements of PhysicsLaboratory 1CHEM 3062 Fundamentals of OrganicChemistry andBiochemistry II 4ANIN 4005 Veterinary Physiology 3AGRO 3005 General Soils 317THIRD YEARFirst SemesterBIOL 3770 General Microbiology 3BIOL 3300 Genetics 3SOSC ---- ***Elective course in SocialSciences 3ANIN 4010 Animal Feeding andNutrition 4ELECTIVES **Electives 316Second SemesterPLSC 4005 Physiological Principles inCrop Production 3AGRO 4046 Agrostology, Forages andPastures Management 3SOSC ---- ***Elective course in SocialSciences 3AGEC 4019 Introduction to FarmManagement 3ELECTIVES **Elective 3ANIN 4006 Reproduction of FarmAnimals 318SUMMER SESSIONANIN 4007 Summer Practicum 3FOURTH YEARFirst SemesterHUMA ---- ***Elective course inHumanities 3ANIN 4037 Seminar 1ELECTIVES **Electives 1216Second SemesterHUMA ---- ***Elective course inHumanities 3ANIN 4038 Seminar 1ELECTIVES **Electives 8ANIN 4019 Animal Breeding 3AGMT 4015 Agricultural Machinery I 318Total credits required for program: 142*Refer to the Academic Regulations section ofthis Bulletin for information about advancedplacement.**The program in Animal Industry has 26credits in elective courses. Of these, 14 areProfessional Electives selected from thoseoffered by Department (ANIN code) orclosely related areas, which require approvalfrom the Director of the Department ofAnimal Industry. The remaining 12 creditsare free electives.***The courses taken as electives in SocialSciences and Humanities must be approvedby the Director of the Department ofAnimal Industry.PRE-VETERINARY CURRICULUMFIRST YEARFirst SemesterNumber Course Credits*ENGL 3--- First year course in English 3MATH 3171 Pre-Calculus I 3CHEM 3001 General Chemistry 4BIOL 3021 Animal Biology 3ANIN 3005Fundamentals of AnimalScience 4PHED ---- Course in Physical Education 118Second Semester*ENGL 3--- First year course in English 3*MATH 3172 Pre-Calculus II 3CHEM 3002 General Chemistry 486
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES Undergraduate Bulletin of Information 2001-2002BIOL 3022 Animal Biology 3ECON 3021 Principles of Economics I 3PHED ---- Course in Physical Education 117SECOND YEARFirst SemesterENGL 3--- Second year course inEnglish 3MATH 3021 Introductory Calculus 3BIOL 3435 Elementary Botany 4CHEM 3461 and Organic Chemistry 4CHEM 3462ANIN 4005 Veterinary Physiology 3ANIN 4037 Seminar 118Second SemesterENGL 3--- Second year course inEnglish 3MATH 3022 Introductory Calculus 3ANIN 4010Animal Feeding andNutrition 4CHEM 3463 and Organic Chemistry 4CHEM 3464PHCS 3151 Modern College Physics 3PHCS 3153THIRD YEARFirst SemesterModern College PhysicsLaboratory 118*SPAN 3101 Basic Course in Spanish 3ENGL 3236 Technical Report Writing 3ANIN 4025 Dairy Cattle and MilkProductionorANIN 4017 Introduction to PoultryProduction 3HUMA ---- **Elective course inHumanities 3PHCS 3152 Modern College Physics 3PHCS 3154 Modern College PhysicsLaboratory 1SOSC ---- **Elective course in SocialSciences 319Second Semester*SPAN 3102 Basic Course in Spanish 3BIOL 3770 General Microbiology 3CHEM 5071 General Biochemistry 3BIOL 3300 Genetics 3BIOL 4027 Introduction to VertebrateEmbryology 3SOSC ---- **Elective course in SocialSciences 318Total credits required for program: 108* Refer to the Academic Regulations section ofthis Bulletin for information about advancedplacement.** The program in Animal Industry has 26credits in elective courses. Of these, 14 areProfessional Electives selected from thoseoffered by the Department (ANIN code) orclosely related areas, which require approvalfrom the Department Director. The remaining12 credits are electives.*** The courses taken as electives in SocialSciences and Humanities must be approvedby the Director of the Animal IndustryDepartment.DEPARTMENTAL FACULTYAMERICO CASAS GUERNICA, AssistantResearcher, M.S., 1984, University of Puerto Rico.DANILO S. CIANZIO MUJICA, Professor, Ph.D.,1980, Iowa State University.ANGEL A. CUSTODIO GONZALEZ, AssociateProfessor, Ph.D., 1983, Texas A&M University.JOHN A. FERNANDEZ VANCLEVE, Professor,Ph.D., 1986, University of Kentucky.JORGE GONZALEZ ORTIZ, Associate Specialist,M.S., 1986, University of Puerto Rico.JOSE R. LATORRE ACEVEDO, Professor, Ph.D.,1986, University of Arkansas.MONSERRATE LOPEZ BENIQUEZ, AssociateSpecialist, M.S., 1991, University of Puerto Rico.JAIME MOYA GUZMAN, Assistant Researcher,Ph.D., 1986, Texas A&M University.CARLOS NAZARIO PAGAN, Assistant Specialist,Ph.D., 1988, North Carolina State University.WILMA PAGÁN PADILLA, Assistant Researcher,Ph.D., 1989, Ohio State University.JOSE PANTOJA LOPEZ, Associate Specialist,Ph.D., 1994, Ohio State University.DANIEL G. PESANTE ARMSTRONG, Professor,Ph.D., 1985, Louisiana State University.LEYDA PONCE DE LEON GONZALEZ,Assistant Professor, Ph.D. , 1999, University ofWisconsin-Madison.87
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