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Spring 2027
Recorded this term
2020courses with offerings
2828instructors recorded
Grades have not been recorded for this term. Historical results remain
in the overview above.
Introduction to Organic Agriculture covers the history, production, processing, marketing, and social dimensions of organic systems, along with their impacts on environmental, community, and human health.
Ecosystem Simulation Modeling introduces process-based mathematical models of ecosystems simulated on the computer, covering pools, fluxes, and regulatory factors.
Computing-intensive course covering genetic mapping research, linkage analysis, QTL mapping in designed crosses, and genome-wide association studies (GWAS).
The Science of Cannabis covers the history, legality, regulation, anatomy, agronomy, and sustainable processing of industrial hemp for food, fiber, and cannabinoids, with hands-on growing experience.
Independent study involving research work under direct faculty guidance in Plant and Agroecosystem Sciences, where students arrange work and credits with their supervisor.
This course explores the creation, regulation, and impacts of genetically modified crops, encouraging critical evaluation of arguments for and against their use within economic, cultural, and political contexts.
A survey of fruit and vegetable crop production focusing on commercial temperate fruits and global vegetable science, covering origin, culture, physiology, and sustainable management.
Senior capstone applying classroom learning to societal problems by integrating diverse knowledge to evaluate contemporary issues relevant to plant scientists.
A practicum in Plant Sciences Teaching providing instructional orientation, supervised direct teaching experience, student evaluation practice, and teaching performance analysis in agricultural and life sciences.
A graduate seminar exploring current research in plant breeding and genetics, focusing on cutting-edge methods and refining scientific presentation skills.