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Animal Sciences and Agricultural Education
Agricultural Sciences & Technology
2012-2013 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 109
courses have been designated CR/NC
grading only.
5. The upper-division writing skills re-quirement
can be met by passing the
university examination (UDWE) or by
taking an approved upper-division writ-ing
skills course, to be taken no sooner
than the term in which 60 units are
completed. One unit of credit in ENGL
100W may be earned for passing the
exam if requested by the student; three
to four units of credit will be earned by
obtaining a letter grade of C or higher
in an approved course.
6. One semester prior to graduation make
an appointment with your faculty adviser
to prepare an offi cial Cer tifi cation of
Major Requirements form.
7. Preveterinary medicine students should
consult their faculty adviser regarding
entrance requirements and admissions
procedures to veterinary school. Total
number of units will ex ceed 120 if a
student chooses to meet all of the Veteri-nary
Medicine entrance requirements.
Additional courses such as PHYS 2B
may be required. BIOL 162 is recom-mended
for Preveterinary Medicine
Specialization students.
Bachelor of Science
Degree Requirements
Agricultural Education Major
Options: Agricultural Communications,
Teacher Preparation
Units
Major requirements ...................... 54-60
Select Teacher Preparation or
Agricultural Communications
Teacher Preparation Core ........(39)
Agricultural Economics ...... (6)
AGBS 31, 120
Animal Science .................. (9)
ASCI 1, 11; select one of
the following: ASCI 21,
31, 41, 61, 91
Natural Resources
and Forestry ..................... (3)
CRSC 105
Ornamental
Horticulture ..................... (3)
OH 1
Plant Science ..................... (9)
CRSC 1; SW 100 or SW
100N; HORT 110
Mechanized Agriculture ..... (9)
MEAG 1, 50, 114
Teacher Preparation
Career Specialty .......................(15)
Select one: Agricultural
Business, Animal Science,
Mechanized Agriculture, or
Plant Science (see Teacher
Preparation Option check sheet
available in the department
offi ce.)
Agricultural
Communications Core ............(45)
Agricultural Economics ...... (3)
Select 3 units from: AGBS
28, 31, 117, 120, 150
Agricultural Education ...... (6)
AGED 66, 166
Animal Science .................. (9)
ASCI 1
Select 6 units from: ASCI
11, 21, 31, 35, 41, 51, 61,
81, 91
Food Science
and Nutrition .................... (3)
Select 3 units from: ASCI
71, ENOL 15
Mass Communication
and Journalism ................ (9)
MCJ 1, 10, 172 or 173
Mechanized Agriculture ..... (3)
Select 3 units from: MEAG
1, 20, 50
Plant Science ..................... (9)
Select 9 units from: CRSC
1; OH 1; HORT 1, 110;
VIT 1
Soil and Water ................... (3)
Select 3 units from: SW 2,
100, 100N
Agricultural Communica-tions
Career Specialty ..............(15)
Select one: Advertising, Broad-cast
Journalism, Digital Medial,
Electronic Media Production,
Photo Journalism, Print Jour-nalism,
Public Relations (see
Agri cultural Communications
Option check sheet available in
the department offi ce.)
Additional requirements ................. 1-10
Agricultural education majors must
take the following courses, which also
satisfy General Education require-ments.
These courses amount to 12
units of the 51 unit G.E. requirement,
plus 1 excess unit beyond the 3 unit
requirement in BREADTH Area B1.
BREADTH
Area B1: CHEM 3A
Area B2: BIOL 10, 11, or 12
Area D3: AGBS 1
Area E1: ASCI 67
Teacher Preparation Option .........(9)
Teacher Education require-ments:
AGED 50 or EHD
50; AGED 135, 150
General Education requirements ...... 51
(including 12 upper-division units,
to be taken no sooner than the term
in which 60 units of coursework are
completed)
Electives and remaining
degree requirements ....................... 5-8
Upper-division writing require-ment
by exam or writing course
(see advising note 5 following
animal science major)
Courses supplementary to the
major are strongly recommended.
Total minimum requirements ...........120
Advising Notes
1. See Advising Notes 1-6 following animal
sciences major.
2. Teacher preparation majors seeking the
Agriculture Specialist Credential must
also take AGED 187 and AGED 189.
3. Contact the Kremen School of Education
and Human Development for admission
and program requirements for the Single
Subject Credential.
4. Agriculture courses titled Tours or Lect ures
may be used to satisfy upper-division unit
requirements but may not be counted to
satisfy agricultural educa tion core or spe-cialized
fi eld requirements in the major.
5. Candidates for the Agriculture Special ist
Credential must possess 3,000 hours or two
years of occupational experience in agricul-ture.
(For details, consult the agricultural
education credentialing coordinator.)
6. Agricultural communications students
must pass the Department Qualifi cation
Examination (DQE). The DQE is a
screening examination administered by
the Mass Communication and Journal-ism
Depart ment. It must be passed before
permission is given for enrollment in MCJ
10 and other writing and editing courses.
Contact the Mass Communications and
Journalism Department for DQE informa-tion,
requirements, and testing dates.
Approved Subject Matter
Preparation Program
Completion of the Bachelor of Science
degree in Agricultural Education meets the
requirements of the Approved Subject Matter
Preparation Program. The Single Subject Cre-dential
authorizes the holder to teach general
agriculture in grades 7-12. Students with a
B.S. in another agricultural major may obtain
a Single Subject Credential by completing
the remaining coursework required for the
B.S. in Agricultural Education.
Credential candidates must pass examina-tions
in reading, writing, and mathematics
in addition to other numerous state of
California and California State University,
Fresno requirements. Consult the agricul-tural
education major adviser and the Kremen
School of Education and Human Develop-ment
for details.
Object Description
| Title | 2012-13 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 2012-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
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| Title | Page 109 |
| Full Text Search | Animal Sciences and Agricultural Education Agricultural Sciences & Technology 2012-2013 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 109 courses have been designated CR/NC grading only. 5. The upper-division writing skills re-quirement can be met by passing the university examination (UDWE) or by taking an approved upper-division writ-ing skills course, to be taken no sooner than the term in which 60 units are completed. One unit of credit in ENGL 100W may be earned for passing the exam if requested by the student; three to four units of credit will be earned by obtaining a letter grade of C or higher in an approved course. 6. One semester prior to graduation make an appointment with your faculty adviser to prepare an offi cial Cer tifi cation of Major Requirements form. 7. Preveterinary medicine students should consult their faculty adviser regarding entrance requirements and admissions procedures to veterinary school. Total number of units will ex ceed 120 if a student chooses to meet all of the Veteri-nary Medicine entrance requirements. Additional courses such as PHYS 2B may be required. BIOL 162 is recom-mended for Preveterinary Medicine Specialization students. Bachelor of Science Degree Requirements Agricultural Education Major Options: Agricultural Communications, Teacher Preparation Units Major requirements ...................... 54-60 Select Teacher Preparation or Agricultural Communications Teacher Preparation Core ........(39) Agricultural Economics ...... (6) AGBS 31, 120 Animal Science .................. (9) ASCI 1, 11; select one of the following: ASCI 21, 31, 41, 61, 91 Natural Resources and Forestry ..................... (3) CRSC 105 Ornamental Horticulture ..................... (3) OH 1 Plant Science ..................... (9) CRSC 1; SW 100 or SW 100N; HORT 110 Mechanized Agriculture ..... (9) MEAG 1, 50, 114 Teacher Preparation Career Specialty .......................(15) Select one: Agricultural Business, Animal Science, Mechanized Agriculture, or Plant Science (see Teacher Preparation Option check sheet available in the department offi ce.) Agricultural Communications Core ............(45) Agricultural Economics ...... (3) Select 3 units from: AGBS 28, 31, 117, 120, 150 Agricultural Education ...... (6) AGED 66, 166 Animal Science .................. (9) ASCI 1 Select 6 units from: ASCI 11, 21, 31, 35, 41, 51, 61, 81, 91 Food Science and Nutrition .................... (3) Select 3 units from: ASCI 71, ENOL 15 Mass Communication and Journalism ................ (9) MCJ 1, 10, 172 or 173 Mechanized Agriculture ..... (3) Select 3 units from: MEAG 1, 20, 50 Plant Science ..................... (9) Select 9 units from: CRSC 1; OH 1; HORT 1, 110; VIT 1 Soil and Water ................... (3) Select 3 units from: SW 2, 100, 100N Agricultural Communica-tions Career Specialty ..............(15) Select one: Advertising, Broad-cast Journalism, Digital Medial, Electronic Media Production, Photo Journalism, Print Jour-nalism, Public Relations (see Agri cultural Communications Option check sheet available in the department offi ce.) Additional requirements ................. 1-10 Agricultural education majors must take the following courses, which also satisfy General Education require-ments. These courses amount to 12 units of the 51 unit G.E. requirement, plus 1 excess unit beyond the 3 unit requirement in BREADTH Area B1. BREADTH Area B1: CHEM 3A Area B2: BIOL 10, 11, or 12 Area D3: AGBS 1 Area E1: ASCI 67 Teacher Preparation Option .........(9) Teacher Education require-ments: AGED 50 or EHD 50; AGED 135, 150 General Education requirements ...... 51 (including 12 upper-division units, to be taken no sooner than the term in which 60 units of coursework are completed) Electives and remaining degree requirements ....................... 5-8 Upper-division writing require-ment by exam or writing course (see advising note 5 following animal science major) Courses supplementary to the major are strongly recommended. Total minimum requirements ...........120 Advising Notes 1. See Advising Notes 1-6 following animal sciences major. 2. Teacher preparation majors seeking the Agriculture Specialist Credential must also take AGED 187 and AGED 189. 3. Contact the Kremen School of Education and Human Development for admission and program requirements for the Single Subject Credential. 4. Agriculture courses titled Tours or Lect ures may be used to satisfy upper-division unit requirements but may not be counted to satisfy agricultural educa tion core or spe-cialized fi eld requirements in the major. 5. Candidates for the Agriculture Special ist Credential must possess 3,000 hours or two years of occupational experience in agricul-ture. (For details, consult the agricultural education credentialing coordinator.) 6. Agricultural communications students must pass the Department Qualifi cation Examination (DQE). The DQE is a screening examination administered by the Mass Communication and Journal-ism Depart ment. It must be passed before permission is given for enrollment in MCJ 10 and other writing and editing courses. Contact the Mass Communications and Journalism Department for DQE informa-tion, requirements, and testing dates. Approved Subject Matter Preparation Program Completion of the Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Education meets the requirements of the Approved Subject Matter Preparation Program. The Single Subject Cre-dential authorizes the holder to teach general agriculture in grades 7-12. Students with a B.S. in another agricultural major may obtain a Single Subject Credential by completing the remaining coursework required for the B.S. in Agricultural Education. Credential candidates must pass examina-tions in reading, writing, and mathematics in addition to other numerous state of California and California State University, Fresno requirements. Consult the agricul-tural education major adviser and the Kremen School of Education and Human Develop-ment for details. |
