Agriculture - Crop and Soil Science

Bachelor's Degree · 64 credits

Associate in Science Degree with a Concentration in Agriculture - Crop and Soil Science (117) The concentration in agriculture prepares students to transfer to four-year universities to pursue a bachelor's degree in agriculture. The study of crops and soils provides opportunities for careers in crop production, crop agribusiness management, and merchandising, soil conservation, ecology, and management. The associate in science (A.S.) degree is designed to complete the lower-division (freshman and sophomore) portion of a bachelor of science degree in STEM-related majors.

Courses

• AG 903
• CHE103 — Introduction to Chemistry 4 Hours
• CHE102 — Introduction to Chemistry 3 Hours
• CHM 911
• ENG101 — Composition I 3 Hours
• ELA 099 — Prep Lang Arts for Coll Stud 4 Hours
• MAT 121
• MAT 122 — Trigonometry 3 Hours
• MTH 901
• AG 904
• CHE105 — General Chemistry I 5 Hours
• CHM 912
• ENG103 — Composition II 3 Hours
• MAT 078 — Prep. Math for Non-STEM Majors 4 Hours
• MAT081 — Hour
• MAT 040 — Support for Elementary Stats 1 Hour
• BIO 113 — Principles of Biology 2 5 Hours
• BIO 910 — Biology major requirement. Students who have completed BIO 112 with a grade of C or better will not receive credit for BIO 103 or BIO 104
• BIO 112 — Principles of Biology 1 5 Hours
• BIO 103 — or 104; CHE 102 or 103; GSC 105, 106 or 115, or PHY 175
• BIO104 — Introductory Biology 3 Hours
• ELA 095 — Developmental Language Arts 4 Hours
• CIS100 — Basic Keyboard & Doc Proc 2 Hours
• BUS 902
• ECO212 — Principles of Microeconomics 3 Hours
• AGR201 — Crop Science 4 Hours
• FYE 101 — is a Sauk graduation requirement and is required of degree-seeking students their first semester
• MAT203 — Calculus & Analytic Geometry I 4 Hours
• MAT221 — Calc for Bus & Soc Science 4 Hours
• AGR109 — Soil Science 4 Hours
• CHE 106 — General Chemistry II 5 Hours
• MAT220 — Finite Mathematics 3 Hours
• MAT240 — Elementary Statistics 3 Hours
• CIS109 — Introduction to Computers 3 Hours
• COM131 — Intro to Oral Communication 3 Hours
• BIO 105

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