Agricultural and Environmental Plant Sciences Major

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Agricultural and Environmental Plant Sciences Major Winter, 2018 Fall, 2018 Projected Course Offerings* AEPS 101 Orientation to Horticulture and Crop Science None. AEPS 110 People, Pests and Plagues None. Note: Not open to AEPS or WVIT majors (Viticulture concentration). AEPS 120 Principles of Horticulture and Crop Science None. AEPS 123 Landscape Installation and Maintenance AEPS 120. AEPS 124 Plant Propagation AEPS 120 and BOT 121. AEPS 126 Landscape Construction AEPS 120. AEPS 127 Horticulture and Landscape Design None. AEPS 132 Pomology I AEPS 133 Pomology II AEPS 132. AEPS 150 Forage Crops None. AEPS 175 Beekeeping None. AEPS 190 California Vegetable Production AEPS 120. AEPS 200 Special Problems for Undergraduates AEPS 202 Fruit Enterprise Project None. AEPS 203 Organic Enterprise None. AEPS 204 Vegetable Enterprise Project None. AEPS 204 Greenhouse Vegetable Enterprise None. AEPS 120. Note: Not open to students with credit in AEPS 250. Consent of instructor.

AEPS 210 Viticultural Practices None. Crosslisted as WVIT 210. (This course is offered only as WVIT 210.) AEPS 212 Environmental Horticulture Enterprise Project I None. AEPS 215 Floral Design I None. AEPS 225 Floral Design II AEPS 215. AEPS 230 Environmental Horticulture None. Note: Not open to AEPS majors. AEPS 233 Plant Materials I None. AEPS 234 Plant Materials II None. AEPS 240 Commercial Seed Production AEPS 120 or AEPS 260. AEPS 244 Precision Farming AEPS 133 or AEPS 190 or AEPS 260 or BRAE 237 or BRAE 239. Crosslisted as BRAE 244. (This course is offered only as AEPS 244.) AEPS 245 Horticultural Production Techniques None. AEPS 250 California Fruit Growing None. Note: Not open to AEPS majors or students with credit in AEPS 132. AEPS 260 Introduction to Vegetable Science None. Note: Not open to AEPS majors or students with credit in AEPS 190. AEPS 270 Selected Topics Open to undergraduate students and consent of instructor. AEPS 301 Principles of Landscape Design AEPS 127, and AEPS 233 or AEPS 234. AEPS 304 Plant Breeding AEPS 120 and STAT 218. Recommended: One of the following: AEPS 132, AEPS 190, AEPS 230, AEPS 245, AEPS 250, or WVIT 233. AEPS 312 AEPS 313 Environmental Horticulture Enterprise Project II Agricultural Entomology Consent of instructor. AEPS 120 or BOT 121; and of the following: CHEM 110, CHEM 111 or CHEM 127.

AEPS 315 Organic Crop Production Junior standing and completion of GE Area B. Note: Fulfills GE Area F. Crosslisted as AG 315. (This course is offered only as AEPS 315.) AEPS 321 Weed Biology and Management AEPS 120 or BOT 121. AEPS 323 Plant Pathology BIO 162 or BOT 121. Crosslisted as AEPS/BOT 323. (This course is offered only as AEPS 323.) AEPS 327 Vertebrate Pest Management Junior standing. AEPS 329 Plants, Food, and Biotechnology Junior standing and completion of one of the following: AEPS 120, BIO 111, BIO 114, BIO 161, or BOT 121. Not open to AEPS majors. Fulfills GE Area F. AEPS 331 Advanced Viticulture - Fall WVIT/AEPS 231 or WVIT 232 or WVIT 233. Crosslisted as WVIT 331. [This course is offered only as WVIT 331.] AEPS 332 Landscape Contracting AEPS 126 and AEPS 127. AEPS 333 Greenhouse Vegetable Production AEPS 120; CHEM 111 or CHEM 127; and SS 221. AEPS 339 Internship in Horticulture and Crop Consent of instructor. Note: Degree credit Science limited to 6 units. AEPS 340 Principles of Greenhouse Environment AEPS 245. AEPS 341 Cut Flower Production AEPS 120. AEPS 342 Potted Plant Production AEPS 245. AEPS 343 Turfgrass Management AEPS 120 or BOT 121; and SS 121. AEPS 350 Abiotic Plant Problems AEPS 124; CHEM 111 or CHEM 127; and SS 121. AEPS 351 Experimental Techniques and Junior standing and MATH 118 or Analysis equivalent, and STAT 218. AEPS 355 Citrus and Avocado Fruit Production AEPS 120 or AEPS 250.

AEPS 381 Native Plants for California Landscapes BOT 121 and junior standing. AEPS 400 Special Problems for Advanced Undergraduates Consent of instructor. AEPS 402 Fruit Enterprise Project AEPS 202 and consent of instructor. Total Management credit limited to 4 units. AEPS 403 Organic Enterprise Project AEPS 203 and consent of instructor. Total Management credit limited to 4 units. AEPS 404 Vegetable Enterprise Project Management AEPS 204 and consent of instructor. Total credit limited to 4 units. AEPS 406 Advanced Weed Management AEPS 321. AEPS 410 Crop Physiology AEPS 120 or BIO 263; BIO 162 or BOT 121; and CHEM 216, CHEM 312 or CHEM 316. AEPS 414 Grape Pest Management AEPS/WVIT 231, WVIT 232 or WVIT 233; AEPS 313; AEPS/BOT 323. Crosslisted as WVIT 414. [This course is offered only as WVIT 414] AEPS 421 Postharvest Technology of Horticultural Crops Junior standing. AEPS 423 Advanced Vegetable Science (This course offered even years, only) AEPS 190 or AEPS 260. AEPS 424 Nursery Crop Production AEPS 124. AEPS 425 Arboriculture AEPS 123, AEPS 233, and AEPS 234 or NR 208 for FNR majors. AEPS 427 Disease and Pest Control Systems AEPS 120, AEPS 313, AEPS 321, and for Ornamental Plants AEPS/BOT 323. AEPS 431 Insect Pest Management AEPS 313. AEPS 433 Specialized Operations for Golf AEPS 343. Not open to students with credit Courses and Athletic Fields in AEPS 430 or AEPS 433. AEPS 434 Landscape Management AEPS 123 and AEPS 126 and junior standing.

AEPS 435 Advanced Landscape Design AEPS 233, AEPS 234, AEPS 301. Recommended: AEPS 381. AEPS 437 Park and Public Space Management Junior standing. AEPS 441 Biological Control for Pest Management AEPS 313. AEPS 445 Cropping Systems AEPS 120; or BOT 121 and SS 121; or graduate standing. AEPS 461 Senior Project I Junior standing, completion of GE Area A1, and STAT 218. AEPS 462 Senior Project II Consent of instructor. AEPS 470 Selected Advanced Topics Consent of instructor. AEPS 471 Selected Advanced Laboratory Consent of instructor. AEPS 500 Individual Study in Horticulture and Consent of instructor. Total credit limited to Crop Science 6 units. AEPS 539 Graduate Internship in Horticulture Consent of instructor. Degree credit limited and Crop Science to 6 units. AEPS 570 Selected Topics in Horticulture and Consent of instructor. Total credit limited to AEPS 571 AEPS 575 AEPS 581 AEPS 596 AEPS 597 AEPS 598 Crop Science Selected Topics Laboratory in Horticulture and Crop Science Applied Systematics for Agriculture Graduate Seminar in Crop/Fruit Production Thesis in Crop Science Thesis in Environmental Horticultural Science Thesis in Fruit Science 12 units. Consent of instructor. Total credit limited to 12 units. Graduate standing. Recommended: a course in basic entomology, plant pathology, and weed science. Graduate standing. Graduate standing and consent of instructor. Degree credit limited to 6 units. Graduate standing and consent of instructor. Degree credit limited to 6 units. Graduate standing and consent of instructor. Degree credit limited to 6 units.

AEPS 599 Thesis in Plant Protection Science Graduate standing and consent of instructor. Degree credit limited to 6 units. Total credit limited to 9 units. Selected Approved and Support Courses AG/ASCI 360 Holistic Management AGB 214 Agribusiness Financial Accounting None. BOT 121 General Botany None. BRAE 337 Landscape Irrigation MATH 118. Junior standing and completion of GE Area B. Notes: Not open to students with credit in AG 450. Fulfills GE Area F. BRAE 340 Irrigation Water Management Junior standing, completion of GE Area B, and MATH 118 or higher. BRAE 405 Chemigation BRAE 236 or BRAE 340; or graduate standing. BRAE 438 Drip/Micro Irrigation BRAE 236 or BRAE 340; or graduate standing. BRAE 440 Agricultural Irrigation Systems BRAE 340 or graduate standing. BUS 212 Financial Accounting for Nonbusiness Majors BUS 346 Principles of Marketing ECON 201 or ECON 222 with a grade of C- or better; or consent of instructor. Passing score on ELM examination, or an CHEM 127 General Chemistry for Agriculture ELM exemption, or credit in MATH 96 and Life Science I (formally MATH 104). Recommended: High school chemistry or equivalent. CHEM 128 General Chemistry for Agriculture and Life Science II CHEM 127 or AP Chemistry score of 5. CHEM 312 Survey of Organic Chemistry CHEM 125 or CHEM 128. None.

CHEM 313 Survey of Biochemistry and CHEM 212, CHEM 216, CHEM 312, or Biotechnology CHEM 316. FSN 275 Elements of Food Safety None. MATH 118 Pre-Calculus Algebra Completion of ELM requirement and passing score on appropriate Mathematics Placement Examination. MATH 118 is equivalent to MATH 116 and MATH 117. Not open to students with credit in MATH 117, MATH 141, MATH 161, or MATH 221. Credit will be granted in only one of the following courses: MATH 116, MATH 118. Fulfills GE B1; for students admitted Fall 2016 or later, a grade of C- or better in one GE B1 course is required to fulfill GE Area B. MCRO 221 Microbiology CHEM 110 or CHEM 111 or CHEM 124 or CHEM 127 or PSC 102. SPAN 101 Elementary Spanish I None. Note: Credit not available for students who have completed SPAN 104 or SPAN 111. SPAN 102 Elementary Spanish II SPAN 101, SPAN 111, or appropriate score on placement exam or consent of instructor. Note: Not open to students with credit in SPAN 104. SPAN 103 Elementary Spanish III SPAN 102 or appropriate score on placement exam or consent of instructor. Note: Not open to students with credit in SPAN 104. SPAN 111 Elementary Hispanic Language and None. Note: Not open to students who have Culture credit in SPAN 101. Fulfills USCP.

SS 121 Introductory Soil Science College chemistry and passing score on ELM examination, or an ELM exemption, or credit in MATH 96 (formally MATH 104). SS 221 Fertilizers and Plant Nutrition SS 121. SS 321 Soil Morphology SS 121. SS 322 Soil Plant Relationships SS 221, CHEM 111 or CHEM 128. Passing score on the ELM examination, or an ELM exemption, or credit in MATH 96 (formally MATH 104). Note: Not open to STAT 218 Applied Statistics for the Life students with credit in STAT 217 or STAT Sciences 251. Fulfills GE B1; for students admitted Fall 2016 or later, a grade of C- or better in one GE B1 course is required to fulfill GE Area B. WVIT 233 Basic Viticulture AEPS 120 or BOT 121; CHEM 111 or CHEM 127; SS 121. Not open to students with credit in WVIT 231. Formally WVIT 232. WVIT 331 Advanced Viticulture Fall WVIT/AEPS 231 or WVIT 232 or WVIT 233. WVIT 332 Advanced Viticulture - Winter WVIT/AEPS 231 or WVIT 232 or WVIT 233. WVIT 333 Advanced Viticulture - Spring WVIT/AEPS 231 or WVIT 232 or WVIT 233. * Though every attempt is made to accurately project what will be offered in the coming year, course offerings may change due to instructor availability and/or budgetary constraints. Fall, 2018 courses are based on what was taught Fall, 2017. ** Prerequisites are those described in the 2017-2019 catalog.