Wildlife and Conservation Science B.S.

*	This program will be jointly administered by both the Department of Biological and Environmental Science and the School of Agriculture.

Core Curriculum Courses
See the Core Curriculum Requirements		42
Required Courses in the Major
AG 335	Wildlife Management I	3
or BSC 335	Wildlife Management I
AG 336	Wildlife Management II	3
or BSC 336	Wildlife Management II
AG 100	Intro To Agriculture	1
AG 400	Seminar	1
AG 405	Internship Agri-Industris	5
or BSC 405	Wildlife Internship
AEC 360	Agricultural Law	3
ANS 310	Genetics of Livestock Improvement	3
PLS 309	Soil Science	3
BSC/ANS 314	Comparative Vertebrate Physiology	3
or ANS 314	Comparative Vertebrate Physiology
PLS 460	Plant Taxonomy	3
BSC 301	Biological Literature	3
BSC 307	Ecology	3
BSC 337	Field Methods in Wildlife and Conservation Science	4
BSC 402	Ornithology	3
or BSC 406	Mammalogy
BSC 404	Vertebrate Biology	3
BSC 412	Quantitative Biology	3
or AEC 380	Agricultural Statistics
BSC 416	Wildlife Population Biology	3
BSC 436	Plant Diversity & Conservation	3
BSC 417	GEOSPATIAL MAPPING	3
BSC 435	Wildlife Habitat Ecology and Management	3
BSC 338	Wildlife Management Techniques	3
BSC 438	Wetland Ecology and Management	4
BSC 1411	US- Botany *
BSC 1413	US-Zoology *
Required Support Courses
CHEM 1305	Survey of General Chemistry	3
MATH 1314	US-College Algebra	3
MATH 142	Pre-Calculus	3
CHEM 1307	Survey of Organic and Biochemistry	3
Total Hours		120

*	This course can be used to satisfy the Common Core Requirements.

Program will also accept CHEM 1412 General and Quantitative Chemistry II (common course CHEM 1412 General and Quantitative Chemistry II) and as substitute for CHEM 1307 Survey of Organic and Biochemistry; BSC 304 GLB/Genetics as substitute for ANS 310 Genetics of Livestock Improvement; BSC 305 General Physiology as substitute for ANS 319 Anatomy and Physiology of Domestic Animals.