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The objective of this major is to educate a student in the basic concepts
and techniques of Wildlife Management. It is intended that a student who
graduates under this program will function in a supporting capacity to
professionals employed by private, state, and federal organizations. To
receive the Associate of Applied Science degree in Wildlife Technology, a
student must complete the following courses. A grade of C or better is
required in ENGL 1101, MATH 1002, and all courses with an FRSC prefix.
First Year
COURSES
Hours
ENGL 1101 Composition
I............................. 3
ENGL 1102 Composition II OR
BUSA 2105 Communicating in the Business Environment. 3
MATH 1002 Technical Mathematics (or higher)......... 3
AENT 1113 Power Equipment........................... 3
FRSC 1170 Dendrology................................ 3
FRSC 1130 Soils & Herbaceous Vegetation............. 3
FRSC 1140 Forest Measurements & Mapping I........... 3
FRSC 1155 Microcomputers in Forest Resources........ 2
FRSC 1190 Natural Resource Conservation............. 3
FRSC 1192 Forest Wildlife Management................ 3
HIST 2112 United States History II.................. 3
Summer Session
COURSES Hours
FRSC 2240
Forest Safety............................. 1
FRSC 2260 Conservation Law Enforcement.............. 3
FRSC 2261 Forest Game Management.................... 3
FRSC 2262 Aquatic Resource Management............... 3
Elective (not required for degree)
FRSC 2266
Aquatic Habitat Management................ 3
Second Year
COURSES Hours
BIOL 2107
/2107L Principles of Biology I/Lab......... 4
BIOL 2108/2108L Principles of Biology II/Lab......... 4
FRSC 1160 Forest Surveying.......................... 3
FRSC 1135 Nongame Wildlife.......................... 2
FRSC 2265 Silviculture.............................. 4
FRSC 2263 Advanced Wildlife Technology.............. 3
FRSC 2270 Principles of Supervision................. 2
POLS 1101 American Government....................... 3
CRJU 2155 Criminal Evidence and Procedures OR
CRJU 2200 Criminal Law.............................. 3
COMM 1100 Human Communications...................... 3
FRSC 2264 Wildlife Seminar.......................... 1
PHED 1100 and two PE activities
Freshman Seminar
Regents’ Test required
TOTAL 74-77
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