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AGRICULTURE AND HOME ECONOMICS
Food science, food processing
Agricultural education
International agriculture
General agriculture, diversified farming
Animal husbandry
Dairy husbandry
Poultry husbandry
Horse husbandry
Animal nutrition
Preveterinarian
Meat technology, meat science
Agriculture Communications
(animal industry)
Agronomy, field crops
Horticult4re
Ornamental Horticulture
Natural resources
Environmental sciences
Agricultural chemistry
Agricultural inspection and services
Viticulture
Floriculture
Plant protection
Soil science
Irrigation
Vegetable Crops
Agricultural Comr:.unications
(plant science industry)
Child Development
Family Relations
Clothing and textiles
Food and nutrition 140 Consumer sciences and management
Housing and interior design
INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING
Agricultural Industry and Education
Animal Science
Plant Science
Home Economics
The School of Agriculture and Home Economics offers, within the framework of one of the
three major programs, an individually designed program of study to prepare the student for his
or her specific career objective. Flexibility is an important characteristi of the programs. Advisers
will assist the students in evaluating the alternatives this flexibility allows. They can and do play
a signifi ant role in planning th educational programs beca\tSe of their close personal contact
with ~•nnPnt ~ :'lnrl with p tential employers.
Depanmen1al advisers are competent in guiding the selection of courses necessary to prepare
a student for his or her individual career objective. Each student possesses specific and unique
characteristics and objectives which will be taken into consideration in program planning.
Each student must consult his adviser at least once a semester. Prior to completion of 90 units,
each student shall, in consuhation with his adviser, develop an official Prol{ram of Study. This
official program, when approved by 1he adviser, department chairman, and school dean, must
be filed with the registrar upon completion of 90 units.
HIGH SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE PREPARATION
To assure the most rapid progress through a major program, high school and community
college preparation should include the following:
Fundamental courses in agricultural sciences.
Biological sciences, such as botany and zoology.
Physical sciences, such as chemistry through organic chemistry.
American history and government.
Communication skills.
Mathematics through college algebra.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE (Agricultural Business) REQUIREMENTS
AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS MAJOR FOR THE BS DEGREE
The agricultural business major prepares students for employment in manzgement positions
in farming ?r businesses related to agriculture. Programs of study are available for students
seeking careers in agribusiness (management of businesses related to agriculture), marketing of
agriculture products, farm management, and agricultural economics. Under this major a student
may elect various routes through a combination of subject matter in agricultural economics, plant
Object Description
| Title | 1978-79 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1978-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 140 |
| Full Text Search | AGRICULTURE AND HOME ECONOMICS Food science, food processing Agricultural education International agriculture General agriculture, diversified farming Animal husbandry Dairy husbandry Poultry husbandry Horse husbandry Animal nutrition Preveterinarian Meat technology, meat science Agriculture Communications (animal industry) Agronomy, field crops Horticult4re Ornamental Horticulture Natural resources Environmental sciences Agricultural chemistry Agricultural inspection and services Viticulture Floriculture Plant protection Soil science Irrigation Vegetable Crops Agricultural Comr:.unications (plant science industry) Child Development Family Relations Clothing and textiles Food and nutrition 140 Consumer sciences and management Housing and interior design INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING Agricultural Industry and Education Animal Science Plant Science Home Economics The School of Agriculture and Home Economics offers, within the framework of one of the three major programs, an individually designed program of study to prepare the student for his or her specific career objective. Flexibility is an important characteristi of the programs. Advisers will assist the students in evaluating the alternatives this flexibility allows. They can and do play a signifi ant role in planning th educational programs beca\tSe of their close personal contact with ~•nnPnt ~ :'lnrl with p tential employers. Depanmen1al advisers are competent in guiding the selection of courses necessary to prepare a student for his or her individual career objective. Each student possesses specific and unique characteristics and objectives which will be taken into consideration in program planning. Each student must consult his adviser at least once a semester. Prior to completion of 90 units, each student shall, in consuhation with his adviser, develop an official Prol{ram of Study. This official program, when approved by 1he adviser, department chairman, and school dean, must be filed with the registrar upon completion of 90 units. HIGH SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE PREPARATION To assure the most rapid progress through a major program, high school and community college preparation should include the following: Fundamental courses in agricultural sciences. Biological sciences, such as botany and zoology. Physical sciences, such as chemistry through organic chemistry. American history and government. Communication skills. Mathematics through college algebra. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE (Agricultural Business) REQUIREMENTS AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS MAJOR FOR THE BS DEGREE The agricultural business major prepares students for employment in manzgement positions in farming ?r businesses related to agriculture. Programs of study are available for students seeking careers in agribusiness (management of businesses related to agriculture), marketing of agriculture products, farm management, and agricultural economics. Under this major a student may elect various routes through a combination of subject matter in agricultural economics, plant |
