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Comparative Animal Nutrition covers nutrient assimilation, function, and interactions affecting mammalian metabolism, using species differences to emphasize digestive and physiological roles.
Information comes fast, making the course tough. Homework and quiz questions are written oddly, which can make it difficult to determine exactly what is being asked.
Introduces quantitative genetics concepts and tools for improving livestock and companion animals, focusing on veterinary medicine, animal health, and breeding program design.
The course jumped straight into advanced material without background review, making it especially difficult for transfer students or those rusty in biology.
Animal Physiology covers regulatory processes, anatomy, and function of physiological systems, including organ interactions and comparative analysis across domestic animal species.
Students reported the class was difficult to study for because lectures lacked cohesion without the textbook, despite claims it wasn't needed, and exams covered untaught material.
Ron Kean's assessment included discussion posts, Top Hat in lectures, and tests that required remembering a lot of lecture material. One student reported needing to attend every lecture to do well.
Veterinary Genetics covers the molecular basis of monogenic and polygenic traits in animal disease and production, including genetic defects, epigenetics, and gene-environment interactions.
Past student reviews · Dhanansayan Shanmuganayagam
One student described exams as extremely difficult, requiring memorization of all slide content and weekly discussion posts for extra credit. They also noted the instructor checked attendance unexpectedly without a syllabus.
The grade depended on 10-question, 15-minute timed quizzes every two weeks. Students found them easy but warned that unprepared quizzes could lower the grade.
Seminars in Endocrinology-Reproductive Physiology promote scientific development through research presentations delivered to a scientific audience, including professional development topics.