AVS 4430LW - Biotechnology Applications in Animal Science Laboratory (1)

A study of the principles and practical applications of biotechnology in Animal Science. Discussion of the implications of genetic engineering, gene transfer, transgenic animals, embryo transfer and embryo manipulation for livestock improvement; present and future importance to the agriculture industry; human and veterinary medicine, ethical issues, patent law and strategies for future problem-solving. Appreciation of biotechniques with relevance to the Animal Sciences. Writing-Intensive courses must be passed with a C or higher to count towards the University’s 3-unit Writing Requirement.

Corequisite(s): AVS 4430W.
Prerequisite(s): AVS 3305, and junior or senior standing.
Grading Basis: Graded Only
Repeat for Credit: May be taken multiple times
Minimum - Maximum Units: Total credit limited to 1 unit, with a maximum of 1 unit per semester. Can be repeated with chair’s approval.
When Offered: As needed; see Academic Department
Course Category: Major Required Course