Fundamental Animal Science - SD Department Of Education
Fundamental Animal ScienceCareer ClusterCourse CodePrerequisite(s)CreditProgram of Study andSequenceStudent OrganizationCoordinating Work-BasedLearningIndustry CertificationsDual Credit or DualEnrollmentTeacher CertificationAgriculture, Food and Natural Resources18101Recommended: Introduction to AFNR0.5Foundation course – Cluster course – Fundamental Animal Science – Advanced Animal Science and/orAg BiotechnologyNational FFA OrganizationJob shadowing, mentoring, internships, entrepreneurships, service learning, workplace tours, apprenticeship,school-based enterprises, Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE)OSHA 10 Hour Safety Certification (Agriculture or General Industry), National Career Readiness Certificate(NCRC), Beef Quality Assurance, Youth Beef Quality Assurance, Youth Beef Industry Food Safety, Youth DairyAnimal Care and Quality Assurance, Youth Humane Equine Management, Youth Pork Quality AssuranceNoneAgriculture Food and Natural Resources Cluster Endorsement; Animal Systems Pathway Endorsement;*Agriculture EducationResourcesCourse Description:Fundamental Animal Science will address the basic knowledge and skills necessary to care for and meet the needs of animals, along with softskills necessary for careers in the Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources sector. Topics addressed in the course include: animal anatomy andphysiology, animal health, safely working with animals, animal nutrition, reproductive systems, animal performance, animal industry issues, andemployability. Utilizing appropriate equipment and technology should enhance classroom and laboratory content. Algebra, English, Biology andhuman relations skills will be reinforced in the course. Work-based learning strategies appropriate for this course are school-based enterprisesand field trips. This class is reinforced through the FFA and Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) activities such as the Livestock EvaluationCareer Development Event and related Proficiency Awards. Each student will be expected to maintain a SAE.Program of Study Application:Fundamental Animal Science is a first pathway course in the Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Program of Study, Animal Systemspathway. Fundamental Animal Science is preceded by a Cluster course and is recommended to be taken prior to participation in AdvancedAnimal Science or Ag Biotechnology.
Career Cluster: Agriculture, Food & Natural ResourcesCourse: Fundamental Animal ScienceCourse StandardsAN 1 Examine animal anatomy and physiologyWebb LevelOneRecallSub-indicatorAN 1.1 Recognize animals by species, gender or use.OneRecallAN 1.2 Identify the parts of an animal’s anatomy.Integrated ContentNotesAN 2 Examine animal healthWebb LevelTwoSkill/ConceptOneRecallNotesSub-indicatorAN 2.1 Evaluate a subject animal to determine the nature of its health.Integrated ContentDiseasesAN 2.2 Understand proper usage and effects of animal health products.Compare treatmentoptions
Career Cluster: Agriculture, Food & Natural ResourcesCourse: Fundamental Animal ScienceAN 3 Describe practices for safely working with animalsWebb LevelOneRecallTwoSkill/ConceptSub-indicatorAN 3.1 Judge an animal’s behavior to safely work with it.TwoSkill/ConceptAN 3.3 Select management practices to reduce the effects of animalproduction on the environment.Integrated ContentAN 3.2 Examine animal housing, equipment and handling facilities for thesafety of animals and handlers.NotesAN 4 Distinguish elements of proper animal nutrition.Webb LevelTwoSkill/ConceptSub-indicatorAN 4.1 Compare an animal’s differing nutritional needs throughout its lifecycle.OneRecallAN 4.2 Prepare a feed ration to fulfill a given animal’s nutrient requirements.NotesIntegrated Content
Career Cluster: Agriculture, Food & Natural ResourcesCourse: Fundamental Animal ScienceAN 5 Study the reproductive system of animals.Webb orAN 5.1 Examine male and female reproductive systems.Integrated ContentAN 5.2 Discuss reproductive cycles and breeding techniques.AN 5.3 Evaluate an animal to determine breeding soundness and readiness.NotesAN 6 Identify factors that affect an animal’s performance.Webb eptNotesSub-indicatorAN 6.1 Predict genetic outcomes.AN 6.2 Determine optimum performance levels for a given animal species.AN 6.3 Assess an animal to determine if it has reached its optimumperformance level.Integrated Content
Career Cluster: Agriculture, Food & Natural ResourcesCourse: Fundamental Animal ScienceAN 7 Examine animal industry issues.Webb LevelTwoSkill/ConceptSub-indicatorAN 7.1 Compare and contrast consumer concerns related to animal foodproducts.TwoSkill/ConceptAN 7.2 Analyze consumer concern related to animal welfare.Integrated ContentNotesAN 8 Develop employability skills related to the Animal Systems Pathway.Webb LevelTwoSkill/ConceptNotesSub-indicatorAN 8.1 Develop soft skills to enhance employability.Integrated Content
Fundamental Animal Science is a first pathway course in the Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Program of Study, Animal Systems pathway. Fundamental Animal Science is preceded by a Cluster course and is recommended to be taken prior to participation in Advanced Animal Science or Ag Biotechnology.
animal. Say the good qualities of the 2nd place animal over the 1st place animal. List why the 2nd place animal does not win the class. (bad qualities) Say why 2nd place animal beats 3rd place animal by stating only the good qualities of the 2nd place animal. Say the good qualities of the 3rd place animal over the 2nd place animal.
gain an understanding of animals and our role in caring for domestic animals and dis-cover fascinating facts about how animals and humans are alike. The lessons in this unit were developed in cooperation with the Cornell University Department of Animal Science. To find out more about animal science activities, visit the Department of Animal Sci-
178. (Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture)A178 1836-0939 Animal Production Science 7.22 179. A179 0378-4320 Animal Reproduction Science 7.66 180. A180 1344-3941 Animal Science Journal 7.40 181. A181 0974-6307 Animal Science Reporter # 182. A182 2076-2615 Animals 8.32 183. A183 0003-3847 Annales Botanici Fennici 6.57 184.
Module 7: Fundamental Analysis (NCFM Certification) 1. Introduction of Fundamental Analysis What is Fundamental & Technical Analysis? Difference between technical & fundamental analysis Features & benefits of Fundamental analysis 2. Top-Down Approach in Fundamental Analysis Economic Analysis Industry Analysis Company analysis 3.
1. Understanding the fundamental principles of animal physiology. 2. How the scientific and experimental processes are used to develop fundamental physiological knowledge about animal functions. 3. Understanding how organisms across the animal kingdom utilize similar and different physiological functions as adaptations to exist in their .
Animal nutrition has pronounced direct impact not only on animal health but also indirectly through animal products on human health and through excreta on the environment. Due to increased awareness and concerns about animal health, due to increased incidence and severity of chronic non-communicable diseases in developed world that are linked to nutritional quality of (animal) food and due to .
Animal facility management workshop Animal health related research Habitat for wildlife research Job shadowing in the animal industry other ideas where your project is related to learning about the animal system through an educational activity Animal reproduction research other ideas where your project is related to a research project .
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