Equine Studies - Certificate of Achievement
Students must complete these courses to participate in the upper division course work. Students who complete a certificate of achievement in Equine Studies will develop practical skills in horse care while completing appropriate electives in their general area of interest such as pack skills, ranch skills, horse training, and rodeo techniques.
Courses
- HIST 110 — The United States Since 1865
- POLS C1000 — American Government and Politics
- AGAB 110 — Introduction to Agriculture Business
- AGAB 150 — Agriculture Computer Applications
- AGAS 125 — Animal Feeds and Nutrition
- AGAS 170 — Elements of Beef Cattle Science
- AGEQ 102 — Elements of Equine Science
- AGMA 160 — Introduction To Mechanized Agriculture
- BUS 102 — Financial Accounting
- AGEQ 009
- AGEQ 103 — Western Equitation I
- AGEQ 104 — Horse Conformation and Judging
- AGEQ 106 — Western Equitation II
- AGEQ 115 — Elements of Horse Training I
- AGEQ 116 — Elements of Horse Training II
- AGEQ 123 — Introduction to Farrier Science
- AGEQ 140 — Introduction to Equine Behavior and Training
- AGEQ 141 — Equine Behavior and Training
- AGEQ 204 — Training Young Horses - Yearling
- AGEQ 205 — Training Young Horses - Starting The Colt Under Saddle
- AGEQ 214 — Introduction to Broodmare and Young Horse Management - Fall
- AGEQ 215 — Introduction to Breeding and Young Horse Management - Spring
- AGEQ 225 — Ranch Horsemanship
- AGEQ 296 — Special Projects in Equine Studies - Behavior And Training
- AGEQ 297 — Special Projects in Equine Studies: Summer/Fall Operations
- AGEQ 298 — Special Projects in Equine Studies: Winter/Spring Operations