Im thinking of doing ag science at csu wagga what is the course content like? Does it involve much dairy? Whats the livestock production like? Do you really need to know much chemistry as i dropped out of chem in my hsc year. How big are the classes, do many people do ag science at wagga?
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katie tully
ashleey luvs roosters
This is the course structure for the BSc Livestock Production
Livestock Production specialisation (full-time)
Session 1 (Autumn)
AGB110 Agricultural Economics
AHT101 Professional Experience in Agriculture and Horticulture
BIO126 Botany
CHM108 Chemical Fundamentals
Session 2 (Spring)
AHT102 Introduction to Agricultural and Horticultural Systems
ASC171 Animal Physiology
MCR101 Introduction to Microbiology
PSC104 Soil Science
Session 3 (Autumn)
ASC261 Animal Reproduction
BCM210 Foundations and Techniques of Biochemistry
BIO225 Principles of Genetics
VSC110 Animal Production
Session 4 (Spring)
AGR220 Extension
ASC273 Animal Nutrition
PSC360 Pastures and Rangelands
STA201 Scientific Statistics
Session 5 (Autumn)
AGB233 Agribusiness Management 1
ASC474 Intensive Animal Production
ASC350 Animal Health and Welfare
PSC441 Pesticide Management
Session 6 (Spring)
AGB410 Agribusiness Marketing
AGB450 Agribusiness Management 2
ASC370 Extensive Animal Production
ASC475 Animal Products Technology
Basically CHM108 is an 'easy' chem subject, and will introduce you to the basics you'll need.
MCR101 is the same Microbio subject I do, and it doesn't involve much chemistry at all, but there is a lot to remember and it has a lot of pracs.
I also do BCM210 which is Biochem. I haven't done it yet, it's a new subject they introduced and it starts next year. From what I hear, you don't need to be heaps good at normal chem, because it's completely different
Livestock Production specialisation (full-time)
Session 1 (Autumn)
AGB110 Agricultural Economics
AHT101 Professional Experience in Agriculture and Horticulture
BIO126 Botany
CHM108 Chemical Fundamentals
Session 2 (Spring)
AHT102 Introduction to Agricultural and Horticultural Systems
ASC171 Animal Physiology
MCR101 Introduction to Microbiology
PSC104 Soil Science
Session 3 (Autumn)
ASC261 Animal Reproduction
BCM210 Foundations and Techniques of Biochemistry
BIO225 Principles of Genetics
VSC110 Animal Production
Session 4 (Spring)
AGR220 Extension
ASC273 Animal Nutrition
PSC360 Pastures and Rangelands
STA201 Scientific Statistics
Session 5 (Autumn)
AGB233 Agribusiness Management 1
ASC474 Intensive Animal Production
ASC350 Animal Health and Welfare
PSC441 Pesticide Management
Session 6 (Spring)
AGB410 Agribusiness Marketing
AGB450 Agribusiness Management 2
ASC370 Extensive Animal Production
ASC475 Animal Products Technology
Basically CHM108 is an 'easy' chem subject, and will introduce you to the basics you'll need.
MCR101 is the same Microbio subject I do, and it doesn't involve much chemistry at all, but there is a lot to remember and it has a lot of pracs.
I also do BCM210 which is Biochem. I haven't done it yet, it's a new subject they introduced and it starts next year. From what I hear, you don't need to be heaps good at normal chem, because it's completely different
katie tully
ashleey luvs roosters
HAHAHA oh shit, you do STA201 as well (Stats)
Worst fucking subject ever, it made me want to neck myself. I failed it the first time, it was a horrendous subject.
2 assignments worth 15% and theyre HUGE, and then the exam is open book, but you have to pass the exam to pass the subject and holy crap, it just sucks.
Worst fucking subject ever, it made me want to neck myself. I failed it the first time, it was a horrendous subject.
2 assignments worth 15% and theyre HUGE, and then the exam is open book, but you have to pass the exam to pass the subject and holy crap, it just sucks.