BS-HORT: Horticulture - Texas A&M University
BS-HORT: Horticulture - BS1 of f.cgi?page /programa.Date Submi ed: 09/06/19 4:43 pmViewing:Last approved: 05/06/19 5:11 pmLast edit: 09/17/19 10:31 amChanges proposed by: ma‐arnoldHor culture ‐ BSCatalog Pages Usingthis ProgramContact(s)NameE‐mailMichael Arnoldma‐arnold@tamu.eduAcademic levelUndergraduateEffec ve Term2020‐2021DepartmentHor cultural SciencesCollegeAgriculture & Life SciencesProgram typeDegreeDegree designa onBS ‐ Bachelor of ScienceWith a major inHor culture (HORT)Associated ProgramNot ApplicablePhone979‐845‐1499Catalog Program TitleHor culture ‐ BSCIP and Fund code1060100Ra onale for ProposalDeleted BIOL 113 as an op on, since it was changed to a 3 hour course it no longer sa sfies the 4 hour requirement in thedegree program and would necessitate students taking an en re addi onal course to sa sfy the remaining hourrequirement. Also, edited to catalog requirements for directed elec ves to match commonly adjusted courses, most ofwhich are associated with minors our students have been taking in other departments. This will facilitate degree plannersfor students and reduce advising staff adjustment mes.Program hours120Is this program eligibleYesfor financial aid?Will program hourschangeNo(increase/decrease)due to the proposedcurriculum changes?Program delivery modeOn‐campusCatalog Program Requirements10/23/2019, 4:11 PM
BS-HORT: Horticulture - BS2 of f.cgi?page /programa.Plan of Study GridFirst YearFallBIOL 101or BIOL 111BIOL 111BIOL 113HORT 281Semester Credit HoursBotanyor Introductory Biology IIntroductory Biology IEssen als in BiologyHor culture as a Profession.41Select one of the following:Language, philosophy and culture43Mathema csSocial and behavioral sciences33SpringHORT 201HORT 202Communica onSemester Credit Hours14Hor cultural Science and Prac ces3Hor cultural Science and Prac ces Laboratory13Crea ve arts 1Government/Poli cal science33Mathema csSemester Credit Hours316FallCHEM 119Fundamentals of Chemistry I4ENTO 201RENR 205General EntomologyFundamentals of Ecology33Second YearAmerican historyGovernment/Poli cal scienceSemester Credit Hours3316Spring10/23/2019, 4:11 PM
BS-HORT: Horticulture - BS3 of f.cgi?page /programa.CHEM 222or CHEM 227Elements of Organic and Biological ChemistryHORT 326Plant Propaga on3or Organic Chemistry ISelect one of the following:GENE 310Principles of Heredity33GENE 315Gene cs of PlantsGENE 320/BIMS 320 Biomedical Gene csHORT 404/GENE 404Plant BreedingSCSC 304Plant Breeding and Gene csDirected elec ves 1,26Semester Credit Hours15Third YearFallHORT 315Issues in Hor culture 33SCSC 301Soil Science4Hor cultural Crop Produc on3Select one of the following:HORT 319Fruit and Nut Produc onHORT 325Vegetable Crop Produc onHORT 418HORT 419Nut CultureVi culture and Small Fruit CultureHORT 420HORT 423Concepts of Wine Produc onTropical Hor cultureHORT 431Nursery Produc on and ManagementPlant Iden fica on/Characteriza on3Select one of the following:HORT 306Trees and Shrubs for Sustainable Built EnvironmentsHORT 308Plants for Sustainable LandscapesDirected elec ves 1,2Semester Credit Hours316SpringMEPS 313Introduc on to Plant Physiology3or MEPS 316PLPA 301PLPA 303or Introduc on to Theory and Prac ce of Plant PhysiologyPlant PathologyPlant Pathology Laboratory31Hor culture Crop Produc onSelect one of the following:HORT 425HORT 426Landscape Maintenance and Construc onInterna onal Floriculture Marke ngHORT 428HORT 431HORT 460Greenhouse Technology & Sustainable Crop Produc on SystemsNursery Produc on and ManagementLandscape Es ma ng, Bidding, and Opera onsDirected elec ves 1,2Semester Credit Hours3616Fourth YearFallHORT 481HORT 300 to 499 5Hor culture Elec veSeminar 4HORT 300‐499 5American history2333Directed elec ves 1,2Semester Credit HoursSpringHigh Impact Learning6141Select one of the following:HORT 400Field Studies in Hor cultureHORT 484InternshipHORT 485HORT 491Directed StudiesResearchHORT 300 to 499 5Hor culture Elec ve33HORT 300‐499 5Communica onDirected elec ves 1,23610/23/2019, 4:11 PM
BS-HORT: Horticulture - BS4 of f.cgi?page /programa.Semester Credit Hours13Total Semester Credit Hours1201 The Gradua on requirements include a requirement for 3 hours of Interna onal and Cultural Diversity courses and 3 hours of Cultural Discourse courses. A coursesa sfying a Core category, a college/department requirement, or a free or directed elec ve can be used to sa sfy this requirement. See academic advisor.2Hours to be selected from among the following AGEC 105, AGEC 216, AGEC 223, AGEC 300‐499; AGLS 101; AGSM 125, AGSM 201, AGSM 435, AGSM 300‐499;ALEC 425; ALED 339, ALED 340, ALED 341, ALED 344, ALED 426, ALED 440, ALED 441, ALED 494; ANSC 487/NFSC 487; ATMO 201; BESC 201, BESC 204, BESC 300‐499;BICH 410, BICH 411; BIOL 112, BIOL 113, BIOL 206, BIOL 213, BIOL 328, BIOL 401, BIOL 451; CHEM 300‐499; COMM 203, COMM 205, COMM 210; COSC 253,COSC 254; ECON 202, ECON 203; ENGL 320; ENTO 201, ENT0 300‐499; ESSM 351/RENR 405; FINC 201, FINC 409; FRSC 420, FRSC 421; GENE 310, GENE 411; ISTM 209;MGMT 105, MGMT 209, MGMT 300‐499; MKTG 300‐499; NFSC 201, NFSC 300, NFSC 307/ANSC 307, NFSC 324, NFSC 470/ANSC 470, NFSC 485; PHIL 314; PHYS100‐499; RENR 215, RENR 405/ESSM 351, RENR 410: RPTS 201, RPTS 308, RPTS 370, RPTS 371, RPTS 478, RPTS 300‐499; SCSC 105, SCSC 205, SCSC 300‐499; SPAN 101,SPAN 102, SPAN 201, SPAN 202, UGST 181, or hours to be selected with approval by the student's academic advisor and the associate department head from 100‐400‐level courses in ACCT, AGCJ, AGEC, AGLS, ALEC, ANTH, ARTS, BESC, COMM, ECON, ENDS, ENTO, EPSY, ESSM, FINC, GENE, GEOG, HLTH, HORT, INST, ISTM, KINE, LAND,MEPS, MGMT, MKTG, NFSC, PSYC, RENR, RPTS, SCSC, SCMT, SOCI, SPAN, SPED, STAT, WFSC.3 This course fulfills a wri ng intensive course requirement.4 This course fulfills a communica ons requirement.5 Hours to be selected based on the emphasis area chosen in consulta on with the student's academic advisor.Addi onal informa onDeleted BIOL 113 as an op on, since it was changed to a 3 hour course it no longer sa sfies the 4 hour requirement in thedegree program and would necessitate students taking an en re addi onal course to sa sfy the remaining hourrequirement. Also, edited to catalog requirements for directed elec ves to match commonly adjusted courses, most ofwhich are associated with minors our students have been taking in other departments. This will facilitate degree plannersfor students and reduce advising staff adjustment mes. 05.06.2019 ‐ edits made to footnote #2 to replace NUTR with NFSC(prefix changed).‐ swRequired ProposalFormsBS‐HORT‐degree audit modifica ons updated.pdfDirected elec ves statement change for BS Hor culture.docxReviewer CommentsMichael Arnold (ma‐arnold) (08/05/19 4:20 pm): Rollback: Affix updated degree audit.Craig Coates (ccoates) (09/05/19 4:54 pm): Rollback: Rollback Requested by Department to make changes.Angel Mario Carrizales (carri1214) (09/16/19 1:57 pm): Edits made to conform to catalog style guidelines. Ihave uploaded a list of directed elec ves to complement the degree evalua on changes.Terra Bisse (t.bisse ) (10/07/19 4:29 pm): UCC approved October 2019.Key: 10910/23/2019, 4:11 PM
8/5/2019Detail RequirementsMegan C. TeelAug 05, 2019 04:21 pmDetail RequirementsViewing : Degree Evaluation (DEGEVAL,, Email)Change StudentInformation for Degree Evaluation This is NOT an official evaluation.Print InstructionsProgram EvaluationLimitation Correspondence: No more than 12 hours of correspondence earned through an accredited Institution may be used for an undergraduate degree.Limitation Combination: Maximum combination of 18 hours of 481, 482, 485 and/or 491 courses may be used for an undergraduate degree.Limitation No more than 50% of courses required for the degree plan can be taken as Distance Education Courses for non-distance degree programs.Limitation Only one of the following will satisfy the requirements for a degree: CHEM 101/CHEM 111, CHEM 107/CHEM 117, and CHEM 119.Limitation Only one of t he following will satisfy the requirements for a degree: GENE 301, GENE 302, GENE 315, and GENE 320.Limitation Only one of the following will satisfy the requirements for a degree: MATH 131, MATH 142, MATH 147, MATH 151, and MATH 171.Limitation Only one of the following will satisfy the requirements for a degree: MATH 140, MATH 141, and MATH 166.Limitation Only one of the following will satisfy the requirements for a degree: MATH 148, MATH 152, and MATH 172.Limitation Only one of the following will satisfy the requirements for a degree: MATH 221, MATH 251, and MATH 253.Limitation Only one of t he following will satisfy the requirements for a degree: MATH 304, MATH 309, MATH 311, and MATH 323.Limitation Only one of t he following will satisfy the requirements for a degree: STAT 301, STAT 302, and STAT 303.Program:BS HORTCatalog Term :Fall 2019 College Stat ionCampus:College StationEvaluation Term :Fall 2019 College StationCollege:Agriculture & Life SciencesExpected Graduation Date :Degree:Bachelor of ScienceRequest Number :18Level:UndergraduateResults as of :Aug 05, 2019Majors:HorticultureMinors :Departments :Horticultural SciencesConcentrations :CoursesMet CreditsRequiredRequiredUsedTotal Required :No120.0000.000Program . r,,!!, :Yes.00.00Overall GPA:No2.00.00Used0Other Course Information0.000Transfer:0This is NOT an official evaluation.Area Major Coursework ( 28.000 credits ) Not MetMet Condition Rule Subject Attribute Low High RequiredCreditsNoA.RequiredCoursesTerm Subject Course Title Attribute Credits Grade SourceHORT 281NoANDB.HORT 201NoANDc.HORT 315NoANDD.HORT 326NoANDE.HORT 481NoANDF.High Impact Learning 1hrNoANDG.Hort Crop Production 3hrsNoANDH.Hort Mgmt and Marketing 3hrsSelect from HORT 400, 484, 485, 491, HORT Study Abroad.Select from HORT 319, 325, 418, 419, 420, 423, 431.Select from HORT 309, 425, 426, 428, 431 er.ctf2/detached/render.uP?pCm view&pP targetEndpoint BWXKADDB.p searchRouter?p ter.1/5
8/5/2019Detail RequirementsNoANDI.NoANDJ.Plant ID and Character 3hrsSelect from HORT 306 308, 309.Horticulture Elective 6hrsSelect from HORT 300-499.Total Credits and GPA0.000.00unofficial evaluationArea Supporting Coursework ( 50.000 credits ) - Not MetMet Condition Rule Subject Attribute Low High RequiredCreditsNoA.RequiredCoursesTerm Subject Course Title Attribute Credits Grade Sourcescsc 301NoANDB.ENTO 201NoANDC.PLPA 301NoANDD.PLPA 303NoANDE.Chemistry Rqmt 3hrsNoANDF.Genetics Rqmt 3hrsNoANDG.MEPS Rqmt 3hrsNoANDH.RENR 205NoANDI.Directed Electives 27hrsSelect from CHEM 222, 227.Select from GENE 310, 315, 320; HORT 404; SCSC 304.Select from MEPS 313, 316.See HORT advisor for details.Total Credits and GPA0.000.00unofficial evaluationArea Communication ( 6.000 credits ) - Not MetMet Condition Rule Subject Attribute Low High RequiredCreditsNoA.RequiredCoursesTerm Subject Course Title Attribute Credits Grade SourceCommunication Requirement 6hrsSelect any courses with the Communication attribute (KCOM].Total Credits and GPA0.000.00unofficial evaluationArea Mathematics ( 6 .000 credits ) Not MetMet Condition Rule Subject Attribute Low High RequiredCreditsNoA.RequiredCoursesTerm Subject Course Title Attribute Credits Grade SourceMathematics Rqmt 6hrsSelect from any course with t he MATH or STAT prefix and (KMTH]attribute.Total Credits and GPA0.000.00unofficial evaluationArea Life and Physical Science ( 9.000 credits ) - Not MetMet Condition Rule Subject Attribute Low High RequiredCreditsNoA.Biology Rqmt 4hrs fRequiredCoursesTerm Subject Course Title Attribute Credits Grade SourceSelect from BIOL 111f'i o1 NoANDB.CHEM 119 cher.ctf2/detached/render.uP?pCm view&pP targetEndpoint BWXKADDB.p searchRouter?p ter.2/5
8/5/2019NoDetail RequirementsANDC.HORT 202Total Credits and GPA0.000.00unofficial evaluationArea Language, Philosophy & Culture ( 3.000 cre dits ) - Not MetMet Condition Rule Subject Attribute Low High RequiredCreditsNoA.RequiredCoursesTerm Subject Course Title Attribute Credits Grade SourceLang, Phil, Culture Rqmt 3hrsSelect any course with the Language, Philosophy and Cultureattribute [KLPC).Total Credits and GPA0.000.00unofficial evaluationArea Creative Arts ( 3.000 credits ) - Not MetMet Condition Rule Subject Attribute Low High RequiredCreditsNoA.RequiredCoursesTerm Subject Course Title Attribute Credits Grade SourceCreative Arts Requirement 3hrsSelect three hours from any course with the Creative Arts attribute(KCRA).Total Credits and GPA0.000.00unofficial evaluationArea Social and Behavioral Sciences ( 3 .000 credits ) - Not MetMet Condition Rule Subject Attribute Low High RequiredCreditsNoA.RequiredCoursesTerm Subject Course Title Attribute Credits Grade SourceSocial Science Rqmt 3hrsSelect from courses with the Social and Behavioral Science attribute[KSOC].Total Credits and GPA0 .000.00unofficial evaluationArea :Citizenship ( 12.000 credits ) - Not MetDescription Completion of 4 semesters of Upper-Level ROTC may be substituted for 3 hours of American History and 3 hours of Political Science.MetCondition Rule Subject Attribute Low High Required Required Term Subject Course Title Attribute Credits Grade SourceCredits CoursesA.NoAmerican History Rqmt GhrsSelect from any course with the [KHIS] attribute.NoANOB.Political Science Rqmt GhrsTake POLS 206 and POLS 207.Total Credits and GPA0 .000.0 0unofficia l evaluationArea:Work Not Applled - MetDescription See advisor for acceptable substitutions.MetNoCondition Rule Subject Attribute Low High Required Required Term Subject Course Title Attribute Credits Grade SourceCredits CoursesA.Courses not appliedTotal Credits and GPA0.000.00https://howdy.tamu der.uP?pCm view&pP targetEndpoint BWXKADDB.p searchRouter?p ter.3/5
8/5/2019Detail Requirementsunofficial evaluationArea Unive rsity Wr iting Require ment - Not MetMet Condition Rule Subject Attribute Low High RequiredCreditsA.NoRequiredCoursesTerm Subject Course Title Attr ibute Credits Grade SourceWriting RequirementTwo courses required.Only sections of HORT 225, 315, 481, 491; UGST 491 with theWrit ing attribute [UWRT) may be used to satisfy t his requirement.Total Credits and GPA0.000.00unofficial evaluat ionArea Int' l&Cult Div/ Cult Discourse - Not MetMet Condition Rule Subject Attr ibute Low High RequiredCreditsNoA.RequiredCoursesTerm Subject Course Title Attribute Credits Grade SourceInt & Cultural Diversity 3hrs3 hours required.Select from courses with the International and Cultural Diversityattribute [ KICD).NoB.ANDCult ural Discourse 3hrs3 hours required.Select from courses with the Cultural Discourse attribute [ KUCDJ.Total Credits and GPA0.000.00unofficial evaluationAr ea Foreign Language - Not MetMet Condition Rule Subject Attribute Low High RequiredCreditsA.NoRequiredCoursesTerm Subject Course Title Attribute Credits Grade SourceForeign Language RqmtComplete one of the following:1. Two years of t he same foreign language In High School.2. A two semester sequence of t he same foreign language forUniversity credit.Total Credits and GPA0.000.00unofficia l evaluationA rea :Residence Requirement - Not MetDescription A minimum of 36 hours of 300-400 level coursework must be completed at Texas A&M University. 12 hours must be in the maj or field.MetCondition Rule Subject Attribute Low High Required Required Term Subj ect Course Title Attribute Credits Grade SourceCredits CoursesNoA.Residence - Major 12hrsB.Residence 300-499 24hrsSelect from HORT 300-499.NoANDSelect from any 300- 400 level course at Texas A&M.Total Credits and GPA0.000.00unofficial evaluationArea:GPR-Major - Not MetDe scription A minimum GPR of 2.000 Is required In all major field of studies courses.MetNoCondition Rule Subject Attri bute Low High Required Required Term Subject Course Title Attribute Credits Grade SourceCredits CoursesA.Maj or GPR 22 hrsI ncludes GENE 404; HORT Launcher.ctf2/detached/render.uP?pCm view&pP targetEndpoint BWXKADDB.p searchRouter?p ter.4/5
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Replace "See HORT advisor for details" to read " Hours to be selected from among the following AGEC105, AGEC 216, AGEC 223, AGEC 300-499; AGLS 101; AGSM 125, AGSM 201, AGSM 435, AGSM 300-499;ALEC 425; ALED 339, ALED 340, ALED 341, ALED 344, ALED 426, ALED 440, ALED 441, ALED 494; ANSC487/NFSC 487; ATMO 201; BESC 201, BESC 204, BESC 300-499; BICH 410, BICH 411; BIOL 112, BIOL 113,BIOL 206, BIOL 213, BIOL 328, BIOL 401, BIOL 451; CHEM 300-499; COMM 203, COMM 205, COMM 210;COSC 253, COSC 254; ECON 202, ECON 203; ENGL 320; ENTO 201, ENT0 300-499; ESSM 351/RENR 405;FINC 201, FINC 409; FRSC 420, FRSC 421; GENE 310, GENE 411; ISTM 209; MGMT 105, MGMT 209,MGMT 300-499; MKTG 300-499; NFSC 201, NFSC 300, NFSC 307/ANSC 307, NFSC 324, NFSC 470/ANSC470, NFSC 485; PHIL 314; PHYS 100-499; RENR 215, RENR 405/ESSM 351, RENR 410: RPTS 201, RPTS 308,RPTS 370, RPTS 371, RPTS 478, RPTS 300-499; SCSC 105, SCSC 205, SCSC 300-499; SPAN 101, SPAN 102,SPAN 201, SPAN 202, UGST 181. or to be selected with approval by HRSC department."
Michael Arnold ma‐arnold@tamu.edu 979 . ENTO 201 General Entomology 3 RENR 205 Fundamentals of Ecology 3 American history 3 . GENE 320/BIMS 320Biomedical Gene cs HORT 404/GENE 404Plant Breeding SC
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