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Undergraduate students at the University of Rhode Island may declare a minor field of study in either Animal Science and Technology or Aquaculture and Fisheries Science and Technology. A total of 18 credits in either concentration area are required for the minor, of which a minimum of 12 credits must be in courses at the 200-level or higher, and a minimum grade point average of 2.0 in all 18 credits must be earned in the minor. At least 9 credits required for the minor must be earned at the University of Rhode Island. Students may apply for minor studies by completing a form available in the Student Affairs Office of the College of the Environment and Life Sciences, 132 Woodward Hall.

 

A minor in Animal Science and Technology requires AVS 101 (Introduction to Animal Science) and 15 additional credits from the following list of courses:

 

AVS 102

Introduction to Animal Science Laboratory

AVS 104

Animal Management Techniques

AVS 110

Freshman Seminar in Animal Science

AVS 201

Companion Animal Management

AVS 212

Feeds and Feeding

AVS 301, 302

Seminar in Animal and Veterinary Science

AVS 323

Animal Management I

AVS 324

Animal Management II

AVS 331

Anatomy and Physiology

AVS 332

Animal Diseases

AVS 333

Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory

AVS 343

Behavior of Domestic Animals

AVS 365

Laboratory Animal Technology

AVS 372

Introductory Endocrinology

AVS 390

Wildlife and Human Disease

AVS 399

Animal Science Internship

AVS 412

Animal Nutrition

AVS 420

Animal Breeding and Genetics

AVS 462

Laboratory Animal Techniques

AVS 463

Animal Veterinary Technology

AVS 472

Physiology of Reproduction

AVS 491, 492

Special Projects

 

A minor in Aquaculture and Fishery Technology requires either AFS 102/104 (Introductory Aquaculture) or AFS 120/121 (Introduction to Fisheries) and 15 additional credits from the following list of courses:

 

AFS 190

Issues in Biotechnology

AFS 201

Shellfish Aquaculture

AFS 210

Introduction to the Marine Environment

AFS 211

Introduction to the Marine Environment Lab

AFS 270

Basic Scuba Diving in Science and Technology

AFS 290

Small Boats: Their Equipment and Operation

AFS 312

Fish Habitat

AFS 315

Living Aquatic Resources

AFS 316

Living Aquatic Resources Lab

AFS 332

Interaction Between Fisheries and Protected Specie

AFS 352

General Genetics

AFS 355

Genetics Lab

AFS 390

Vessel Operations

AFS 391, 392

Special Problems Independent Research

AFS 400

Diseases of Cultured Fish

AFS 401

Pathobiology

AFS 415

Fishery Science

AFS 416

Fishery Science Lab

AFS 421

Design of Fish Capture System

AFS 422

Fish Capture Systems Lab

AFS 425

Aquaculture and the Environment

AFS 432

Marine Finfish Aquaculture

AFS 433

Research Diving Methods

AFS 434

Aquatic Food Quality and Processing

AFS 476

Genetics of Fish

AFS 481

Shellfish Aquaculture Laboratory

AFS 483

Salmonid Aquaculture

AFS 486

Applied Physiology of Fish

AFS 491, 492

Special Projects



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