Curricula Assessment 2019-2020  (Archived) back to current assessment                         

Learning Objectives

Disciplinary Knowledge

1. Demonstrate knowledge in applied mathematics and basic sciences required for disciplinary competency.
2. Summarize the nature, intent and scope of animal/dairy science.
3. Demonstrate depth in one subfield of animal/dairy science.
4. Demonstrate understanding in the discipline of animal genetics, health, nutrition, and reproduction.
5. Integrate knowledge from the various disciplines to effectively conduct livestock operations.
6. Integrate knowledge from basic sciences to applications in the animal/dairy sciences.

Skills and Career Competencies

1. Explain reading materials appropriate to course levels.
2. Communicate effectively in oral and written form.
3. Conduct scientific literature searches using modern methods.
4. Use a computer for written work, presentations, and research.
5. Demonstrate proficiency in basic techniques of animal management.

 

Assessment Plan

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Disciplinary Knowledge

1. Demonstrate knowledge in applied mathematics and basic sciences required for disciplinary competency.
2. Summarize the nature, intent and scope of animal/dairy science.
3. Demonstrate depth in one subfield of animal/dairy science.
4. Demonstrate understanding in the discipline of animal genetics, health, nutrition, and reproduction.
5. Integrate knowledge from the various disciplines to effectively conduct livestock operations.
6. Integrate knowledge from basic sciences to applications in the animal/dairy sciences.

Skills and Career Competencies

1. Explain reading materials appropriate to course levels.
2. Communicate effectively in oral and written form.
3. Conduct scientific literature searches using modern methods.
4. Use a computer for written work, presentations, and research.
5. Demonstrate proficiency in basic techniques of animal management.

Outcomes Data

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Disciplinary Knowledge

1. Demonstrate knowledge in applied mathematics and basic sciences required for disciplinary competency.
2. Summarize the nature, intent and scope of animal/dairy science.
3. Demonstrate depth in one subfield of animal/dairy science.
4. Demonstrate understanding in the discipline of animal genetics, health, nutrition, and reproduction.
5. Integrate knowledge from the various disciplines to effectively conduct livestock operations.
6. Integrate knowledge from basic sciences to applications in the animal/dairy sciences.

Skills and Career Competencies

1. Explain reading materials appropriate to course levels.
2. Communicate effectively in oral and written form.
3. Conduct scientific literature searches using modern methods.
4. Use a computer for written work, presentations, and research.
5. Demonstrate proficiency in basic techniques of animal management.

Data-Based Decisions

Link to document identifying data based decisions for the department of Animal, Dairy, & Veterinary Sciences.

Learning Objectives

Disciplinary Knowledge

1. Demonstrate a working knowledge of biological mechanisms including Genetics, Reproduction and Microbiology.
2. Demonstrate a working knowledge of mathematics including Calculus and Statistics.
3. Demonstrate a working knowledge of chemistry, including Inorganic, Organic and Biochemistry.
4. Demonstrate a basic knowledge of animal biotechnology and ethics.

Skills and Career Competencies

1. Understand and perform molecular cloning.
2. Understand and perform cell culture procedures.
3. Understand and perform protein purifications
4. Communicate effectively in oral and written form.
5. Demonstrate Quantitative competency.
6. Conduct scientific-literature searches using modern methods.

 

Assessment Plan

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Disciplinary Knowledge

1. Demonstrate a working knowledge of biological mechanisms including Genetics, Reproduction and Microbiology.
2. Demonstrate a working knowledge of mathematics including Calculus and Statistics.
3. Demonstrate a working knowledge of chemistry, including Inorganic, Organic and Biochemistry.
4. Demonstrate a basic knowledge of animal biotechnology and ethics.

Skills and Career Competencies

1. Understand and perform molecular cloning.
2. Understand and perform cell culture procedures.
3. Understand and perform protein purifications
4. Communicate effectively in oral and written form.
5. Demonstrate Quantitative competency.
6. Conduct scientific-literature searches using modern methods.

Outcomes Data

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Disciplinary Knowledge

1. Demonstrate a working knowledge of biological mechanisms including Genetics, Reproduction and Microbiology.
2. Demonstrate a working knowledge of mathematics including Calculus and Statistics.
3. Demonstrate a working knowledge of chemistry, including Inorganic, Organic and Biochemistry.
4. Demonstrate a basic knowledge of animal biotechnology and ethics.

Skills and Career Competencies

1. Understand and perform molecular cloning.
2. Understand and perform cell culture procedures.
3. Understand and perform protein purifications
4. Communicate effectively in oral and written form.
5. Demonstrate Quantitative competency.
6. Conduct scientific-literature searches using modern methods.

Data-Based Decisions

Link to document identifying data based decisions for the department of Animal, Dairy, & Veterinary Sciences.

Learning Objectives

Disciplinary Knowledge

1. Demonstrate a working knowledge of biological mechanisms including molecular genetics.
2. Demonstrate a working knowledge of mathematics, including Calculus and Statistics.
3. Demonstrate a working knowledge of chemistry, including Inorganic, Organic, and Biochemistry.
4. Demonstrate a basic knowledge of animal productions, including breeding, nutrition and reproduction.
5. Demonstrate a basic knowledge of health and disease mechanisms.

Skills and Career Competencies

1. Communicate effectively in oral and written form.
2. Demonstrate quantitative competency.
3. Conducts scientific literature searches using modern methods.

 

Assessment Plan

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Disciplinary Knowledge

1. Demonstrate a working knowledge of biological mechanisms including molecular genetics.
2. Demonstrate a working knowledge of mathematics, including Calculus and Statistics.
3. Demonstrate a working knowledge of chemistry, including Inorganic, Organic, and Biochemistry.
4. Demonstrate a basic knowledge of animal productions, including breeding, nutrition and reproduction.
5. Demonstrate a basic knowledge of health and disease mechanisms.

Skills and Career Competencies

1. Communicate effectively in oral and written form.
2. Demonstrate quantitative competency.
3. Conducts scientific literature searches using modern methods.

Outcomes Data

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Disciplinary Knowledge

1. Demonstrate a working knowledge of biological mechanisms including molecular genetics.
2. Demonstrate a working knowledge of mathematics, including Calculus and Statistics.
3. Demonstrate a working knowledge of chemistry, including Inorganic, Organic, and Biochemistry.
4. Demonstrate a basic knowledge of animal productions, including breeding, nutrition and reproduction.
5. Demonstrate a basic knowledge of health and disease mechanisms.

Skills and Career Competencies

1. Communicate effectively in oral and written form.
2. Demonstrate quantitative competency.
3. Conducts scientific literature searches using modern methods.

Data-Based Decisions

Link to document identifying data based decisions for the department of Animal, Dairy, & Veterinary Sciences.

Learning Objectives

Disciplinary Knowledge

1. Demonstrate Knowledge in applied mathematics and basic sciences required for disciplinary competency.
2. Summaries the nature, intent and scope of Equine Sciences.
3. Demonstrate depth in Equine Science.
4. Demonstrate understanding in the discipline of animal genetics, health, nutrition, and reproduction
5. Integrate knowledge form the various disciplines to effectively conduct equine operations.
6. Integrate knowledge from basic sciences to applications in the animal sciences.

Skills and Career Competencies

1. Explain reading materials appropriate to course levels.
2. Communicate effectively in oral and written forms.
3. Conduct scientific literature searches using modern methods.
4. Use a computer for written work, presentations, and research.
5. Demonstrate proficiency in basic techniques of equine management.

Assessment Plan -

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Disciplinary Knowledge

1. Demonstrate Knowledge in applied mathematics and basic sciences required for disciplinary competency.
2. Summaries the nature, intent and scope of Equine Sciences.
3. Demonstrate depth in Equine Science.
4. Demonstrate understanding in the discipline of animal genetics, health, nutrition, and reproduction.
5. Integrate knowledge form the various disciplines to effectively conduct equine operations.
6. Integrate knowledge from basic sciences to applications in the animal sciences.

Skills and Career Competencies

1. Explain reading materials appropriate to course levels.
2. Communicate effectively in oral and written forms.
3. Conduct scientific literature searches using modern methods.
4. Use a computer for written work, presentations, and research.
5. Demonstrate proficiency in basic techniques of equine management.

Outcomes Data

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Disciplinary Knowledge

1. Demonstrate Knowledge in applied mathematics and basic sciences required for disciplinary competency.
2. Summaries the nature, intent and scope of Equine Sciences.
3. Demonstrate depth in Equine Science.
4. Demonstrate understanding in the discipline of animal genetics, health, nutrition, and reproduction.
5. Integrate knowledge form the various disciplines to effectively conduct equine operations.
6. Integrate knowledge from basic sciences to applications in the animal sciences.

Skills and Career Competencies

1. Explain reading materials appropriate to course levels.
2. Communicate effectively in oral and written forms.
3. Conduct scientific literature searches using modern methods.
4. Use a computer for written work, presentations, and research.
5. Demonstrate proficiency in basic techniques of equine management.

Data-Based Decisions

Link to document identifying data based decisions for the department of Animal, Dairy, & Veterinary Sciences.

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Outcomes Data

 

Data-Based Decisions

 

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Data-Based Decisions

 

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Outcomes Data

 

Data-Based Decisions

 

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Data-Based Decisions

 

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Data-Based Decisions

 

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Data-Based Decisions

 

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Data-Based Decisions

 

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Data-Based Decisions

 

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Data-Based Decisions

 

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Data-Based Decisions

 

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Assessment Plans

 

Outcomes Data

 

Data-Based Decisions