This concentration prepares students for careers in the field of animal reproduction--breeding, research, teaching, business and for advanced study in the animal sciences. The following is a complete listing of courses required for students seeking the Bachelor of Science in Animal Science with a Reproductive Physiology concentration.

MAJOR (minimum 54-55 credit hours total, 36 credit hours advanced)

Animal Science: (30 credit hours)

• 1101 Introduction to Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences
• 1401 General Animal Science
• 3308 Agricultural Statistics
• 3315 Behavior and Management of Domestic Animals
• 3317 Livestock and Wildlife Nutrition
• 3406 Meat Science
• 4304 Reproductive Physiology
• 4305 Agricultural Genetics
• 4306 Control of Domestic and Wildlife Diseases
• 4317 Senior Capstone

Natural Resource Management:  Select 3-4 credit hours from

• 1402 Agronomy
• 2301 Range Resources
• 2302 Wildlife Resources
• 3405 Horticulture

Concentration: 21 credit hours

• 3302 Swine Production and Management
• 3309 Sheep and Goat Production and Management
• 3402 Beef Cattle Production and Management
• 4307 Reproductive Techniques
• 4310 Artificial Insemination of Farm Animals
• 4314 Andrology
• 4315 Embryology

Advisor:
Dr. Scott Ericsson, Professor
P. O. Box C-11
Alpine, TX 79832
Phone: 432-837-8200
Fax: 432-837-8409