TTP - A.S. Agriculture-Animal Science

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Degree: Associate of Science

Emphasis: Agriculture-Animal Science

Recommended Full-Time Schedule

The following Recommended Full-Time Schedule is not a substitute for academic advising. You must meet with an academic advisor each semester to be cleared for registration. Consult with your advisor about scheduling and degree requirements. Also, see the current undergraduate catalog (catalog.ws.edu) for a complete list of requirements and electives. Requirements are continually under revision, and there is no guarantee they will not be changed or revoked. Contact the academic division or department for current information.

Factors that affect your progression include required Learning Support courses, completion of computer competency and your choices regarding campus location, course delivery method, and the days and times selected to take classes.

¹General Education electives in each category must be chosen from approved courses listed in the General Education Program .

²Students transferring to the University of Tennessee, Knoxville must take: HIST 1110 Survey of World Civilization I and HIST 1120 Survey of World Civilization II.

Notes:

• Walters State students are required to meet computer competency during the first 30 hours of coursework. Students must take INFS 1010, BUSN 1360 or AGRM 2630/2631 or successfully complete a Computer Competency Exam. The Computer Competency Exam does not provide course credit. Consult your advisor. See www.ws.edu/academics/technical-ed/computer-competency/ for additional information.

• Learning Support courses must be taken every semester until completed.

First Year

Fall Term (17 semester credit hours)

AGRI 1020/1021♦ - Introduction to Animal Science (4 hrs.)
BIOL 1110♦ - General Biology I Lecture (3 hrs.)
BIOL 1111♦ - General Biology I Lab (1 hr.)
ENGL 1010♦ - Composition I (3 hrs.)
SPCH 1010♦ - Fundamentals of Speech Communication (3 hrs.)

Spring Term (17 semester credit hours)

AGRI 1030/1031♦ - Introduction to Plant Science (4 hrs.)
BIOL 1120♦ - General Biology II Lecture (3 hrs.)
BIOL 1121♦ - General Biology II Lab (1 hr.)
ENGL 1020♦ - Composition II (3 hrs.)
MATH 1530♦ - Probability and Statistics (3 hrs.)
1 History Elective (3 hrs.)^1,2

Second Year

Fall Term (13-15 semester credit hours)

CHEM 1110♦ - General Chemistry I (3 hrs.)
CHEM 1111♦ - General Chemistry I Lab (1 hr.)
ECON 2010♦ - Macroeconomics (3 hrs.)
or
ECON 2020♦ - Microeconomics (3 hrs.)
1 Agriculture Elective (3-5 hrs.)

1 Humanities Elective (3 hrs.) (Select from Walters State approved general education list)¹

Spring Term (13 semester credit hours)

CHEM 1120♦ - General Chemistry II (3 hrs.)
CHEM 1121♦ - General Chemistry II Lab (1 hr.)
1 Humanities Elective (3 hrs.) (Select from Walters State approved general education list)¹

1 Literature Elective (3 hrs.) (Select from Walters State approved general education list)¹

1 Behavioral/Social Science Elective (3 hrs.) (Select from Walters State approved general education list)¹

Program Degree Requirements - TTP - A.S. Agriculture-Animal Science

Community College Area of Emphasis:

General Education Requirements (41 hours)

Communication (9 hours)

ENGL 1010♦ - Composition I
ENGL 1020♦ - Composition II
SPCH 1010♦ - Fundamentals of Speech Communication
or other approved speech/communication course¹

Humanities and/or Fine Arts (9 hours)

(at least one course in literature)¹

Behavioral/Social Sciences (6 hours)

ECON 2010♦ - Macroeconomics
or
ECON 2020♦ - Microeconomics
Additional Course from Approved Institutional List¹

History (6 hours)

History^1,2

Natural Science (8 hours)

Mathematics (3 hours)

MATH 1530♦ - Probability and Statistics

Area of Emphasis Requirements (19 hours)

Total Credit Hours 60

Effective Fall 2011