Agricultural and Extension Education (Agricultural Extension/Community Development) - Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

Students must complete all University degree requirements, which include: General Education requirements, Viewing a Wider World requirements, and elective credits to total at least 120 credits with 48 credits in courses numbered 300 or above.  Developmental coursework will not count towards the degree requirements and/or elective credits, but may be needed in order to take the necessary English and Mathematics coursework.

Prefix Title Credits
General Education
Area I: Communications
English Composition - Level 1
ENGL 1110GComposition I4
English Composition - Level 2 13
Oral Communication
ACOM 1130GEffective Leadership and Communication in Agriculture (Departmental/College Requirement) 23
Area II: Mathematics
MATH 1220GCollege Algebra3
Area III/IV: Laboratory Sciences and Social/Behavioral Sciences
BIOL 2610G
BIOL 2610L
Principles of Biology: Biodiversity, Ecology, and Evolution
and Principles of Biology: Biodiversity, Ecology, and Evolution Laboratory
4
CHEM 1120GIntroduction to Chemistry Lecture and Laboratory (non majors)4
AEEC 2130GSurvey of Food and Agricultural Issues3
Area V: Humanities
Choose one from the following:3
United States History I3
United States History II3
Area VI: Creative and Fine Arts
MUSC 1130GMusic Appreciation: Western Music3
General Education Elective 1
PSYC 1110GIntroduction to Psychology3
Viewing A Wider World 36
Agricultural Animals of the World3
Insects, Humans, and the Environment
Choose one additional VWW Course from a College outside of the College of ACES
World Agriculture and Food Problems (recommended)3
Departmental/College Requirements
ACES 1120Freshman Orientation1
AXED 1110Introduction to Agricultural, Extension, and Technology Education3
AXED 2110Metal Fabrication3
AXED 2130Early Field-Based Experience2
AXED 3120Agricultural Structures3
AXED 3130Advanced Technology in the Agricultural Mechanization3
AXED 3150Philosophy and Methods of Contests3
AXED 4110Management of Change, Diffusion, and Adoption of Innovations3
AXED 4215Developing Excellent Programs in Career and Technical Education3
AXED 4220Methods for Teaching Agricultural and Technology Education3
AXED 4235Directed Teaching in Extension Education12
AXED 4620Methods of Teaching Biological, Earth and Physical Sciences in Agriculture3
AXED 47104-H Youth Development1
Agriculture Courses 42-48 credits from the following: 2
Agricultural Communications
ACOM 1110Introduction to Agricultural Communication3
ACOM 3110Agricultural Communications3
Agricultural Economics
AEEC 305Marketing and Food Agricultural Products3
AEEC 315VWorld Agriculture and Food Problems3
Agricultural Mechanics
Plant, Pest and Soil Sciences
EPWS 302General Entomology4
Animal Science
ANSC 1120Introduction to Animal Science3
ANSC 1120LIntroduction to Animal Science Lab1
ANSC 2340Genetics in Animal Science3
ANSC 304Feeds and Feeding3
ANSC 310Exhibiting Livestock3
Horticulture
HORT 1115GIntroductory Plant Science4
Second Language: (not required)
Agronomy Elective or other Ag Elective, to bring the total credits to 120 45
Total Credits120

A Suggested Plan of Study for Students

This roadmap assumes student  placement in MATH 1220G College Algebra and ENGL 1110G Composition I. The contents and order of this roadmap may vary depending on initial student placement in mathematics and English. It is only a suggested plan of study for students and is not intended as a contract. Course availability may vary from fall to spring semester and may be subject to modification or change.

Plan of Study Grid
First Year
Semester 1Credits
ACES 1120 Freshman Orientation 1
ENGL 1110G Composition I 1 4
AXED 1110 Introduction to Agricultural, Extension, and Technology Education 3
ACOM 1110 Introduction to Agricultural Communication 3
HORT 1115G Introductory Plant Science 4
 Credits15
Semester 2
MATH 1220G College Algebra 1 3
ACOM 1130G Effective Leadership and Communication in Agriculture 3
AXED 2110 Metal Fabrication 3
ANSC 1120 Introduction to Animal Science 3
ANSC 1120L Introduction to Animal Science Lab 1
Choose from one of the following: 3
United States History I
United States History II
 Credits16
Second Year
Semester 1
CHEM 1120G Introduction to Chemistry Lecture and Laboratory (non majors) 4
ENGL 2210G Professional & Technical Communication 1 3
ANSC 2340 Genetics in Animal Science 3
MUSC 1130G Music Appreciation: Western Music 3
AXED 4710 4-H Youth Development 1
 Credits14
Semester 2
AXED 4215 Developing Excellent Programs in Career and Technical Education 3
PSYC 1110G Introduction to Psychology 3
AEEC 2130G Survey of Food and Agricultural Issues 3
AXED 2130 Early Field-Based Experience 2
EPWS 302 General Entomology 4
 Credits15
Third Year
Semester 1
BIOL 2610G
BIOL 2610L
Principles of Biology: Biodiversity, Ecology, and Evolution
and Principles of Biology: Biodiversity, Ecology, and Evolution Laboratory
4
GEOG 315V World Agriculture and Food Problems 3
AXED 3120 Agricultural Structures 3
AXED 4620 Methods of Teaching Biological, Earth and Physical Sciences in Agriculture 3
AEEC 305 Marketing and Food Agricultural Products 3
 Credits16
Semester 2
AXED 4220 Methods for Teaching Agricultural and Technology Education 3
ANSC 310 Exhibiting Livestock 3
AEEC 315V World Agriculture and Food Problems 3
AXED 3150 Philosophy and Methods of Contests 3
ACOM 3110 Agricultural Communications 3
 Credits15
Fourth Year
Semester 1
EPWS 325V Insects, Humans, and the Environment 3
Elective Courses 5
ANSC 304 Feeds and Feeding 3
AXED 3130 Advanced Technology in the Agricultural Mechanization 3
 Credits14
Semester 2
AXED 4235 Directed Teaching in Extension Education 12
AXED 4110 Management of Change, Diffusion, and Adoption of Innovations 3
 Credits15
 Total Credits120