Subject:
Animal Bioscience
Credit units:
6
Offered:
Term 1 and 2
Weekly hours: 2 Lecture hours
College:
Agriculture and Bioresources
Department: Animal and Poultry Science
Description
Students considering graduate work are encouraged to enroll. Placements are limited. The student develops a question to be explored in depth in an area relevant to animal bioscience. Working with a faculty supervisor the student collects relevant data during a series of experiments over the summer months. Two additional advisors participate in the student's committee. Statistical analysis of data is conducted and the student prepares a thesis based on the results. Each student delivers a presentation in a conference setting.
Restriction(s): Restricted to students with at least a 70% cumulative average as of January of their third year of the Animal Bioscience degree program. Restricted to students enrolled in the Animal Bioscience degree.
Prerequisite(s): Successful completion of 75 credit units. Permission of the department required.
Note: Students with credit for ANSC 492, ANSC 494, or ANBI 492 cannot receive credit for this course.
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