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Agricultural Computing and Information Systems

(College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences)

This minor is for students interested in applying modern computer technology to management problems in agriculture, resource management, and other areas. Course work provides knowledge of the use of information technology and the methodology of applied quantitative and systems analysis. The minor program in Agricultural Computing and Information Systems is offered by the Department of Agronomy and Range Science.

Minor Program Requirements:

UNITS
Agricultural Computing and Information Systems 18-19
Two or three of the following courses: Agricultural Systems and Environment 120, 121, 122, Animal Science 128 7-11
The third course may be taken in substitution for a course from either of the elective groups.
Select the remainder of the units from courses in one or both of the following groups:

Computer systems, statistics, and simulation:
Agricultural and Resource Economics 106, 112, 155, Community and Regional Development 160, Applied Biological Systems Technology 180, Biological Systems Engineering 165, Hydrologic Science 154, Statistics 108, 110, 141		 7-11
Communication and business organization:
Agricultural and Resource Economics 112, Agricultural Education 171, Community and Regional Development 168, Rhetoric and Communication 103, 136		 7-11

Minor Adviser. R.E. Plant (Agronomy and Range Science), J. Fadel (Animal Science).

Advising Center is located in 152 Hunt Hall (916-752-1715).

UC Davis 1997-98 Online General Catalog. Posted August 1, 1997.
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Keitha Hunter and Barbara Anderson, Editors

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