Analysis of interactions between organisms or biomaterials and their physical environment. Transport and storage processes of matter and energy occurring within natural and human-modified agricultural environments will be studied. Lectures will cover concepts and applications while seminars and practicums will cover instrumentation.
An introduction to microcomputer hardware and software currently in use within the College of Agriculture. Software skills necessary in advanced agricultural courses will be covered. Course content and format will reflect the microcomputer systems utilized in the college.
Provides instruction and practice in technical and professional writing and oral communication. Topics include preparation of a resume, memorandum, technical and business correspondence, formal and informal reports, speech organization, delivery, impromptu talks, group discussion methods, parliamentary procedures and use of audio-visual aids.
Special Topics
These courses are offered occasionally by visiting
faculty and in other special situations. Students interested in these courses should contact the department for more information.