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Example: Animal Business, Management, and Industry Concentration
for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Animal Sciences (10KL0005BS)
Effective: F06

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Students in the animal business, management, and industry concentration will be exposed to the business-related aspects of livestock production and related industries. Students will study the principles of economics, finance, risk and decision-making process, as well as the scientific disciplines associated with animal production.

COURSES HOURS

GENERAL EDUCATION PRESCRIBED
   Composition I and Speech
      RHET 105 1
      SPCOM 101 1

   Advanced Composition 2

   Cultural Studies 2
      One Western culture
      One non-Western/U.S. minority culture

   Foreign Language 3

   Quantitative Reasoning I
      MATH 220, 221, or 234

   Quantitative Reasoning II
      Statistics 4

   Natural Sciences and Technology
      CHEM 102 and 103
       MCB 100 and 101

   Humanities and the Arts 2

   Social and Behavioral Sciences
      ACE 100 or ECON 102
      One other Social and Behavioral
        Sciences course 2,5

ACES REQUIRED
     ACES 101

 

4
3

3-4

 

 

 


4-5

3-4



3, 1
3, 2

6


3-4
3-4



2

ANIMAL SCIENCES REQUIRED
      ACE 161; or CS 101 or 105

      ANSC 100
      ANSC 103, 293, 294, 295, 299, or 396
      ANSC 298
      ANSC 321
      ANSC 331
      ANSC 340
      ANSC 362
      IB 104 6

ANIMAL BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT,
AND INDUSTRY CONCENTRATION REQUIRED
      ACCY 200 or 201

One course selected from:
      CPSC 112; FSHN 101;
      NRES 201; or TSM 100

Three courses selected from:
      ANSC 119, 201, 204 or 211, 209,
         400, 401, 402, 403, 404

One course selected from:
      ANSC 306, 363, 409,
         420, 422, 431, 437, 438,
         444, 452, 466, 467

Four courses selected from:
      ACE 222, 231, 232, 303, 340,
         403, 428, 430

ACES ELECTIVES
OPEN ELECTIVES 7

Total Hours

 
3

4
1-4
1
4
4
4
4
4



3


3-4



8-9



3-4

 


12-14

 



126

Total of ACES prescribed and elective courses must equal at least 40 hours.
Minimum of 15 hours of major and concentration courses must be completed on the UIUC campus.
Students must be enrolled in the College of ACES/UIUC for at least two semesters.

  1. See Handbook page 16 for equivalent courses.
  2. Work with your academic advisor. For completing GenEd requirements, consult with your academic advisor and refer to the most current GenEd approved list available at www.courses.uiuc.edu/gened.
  3. Course work at or above the third level is required for graduation.
  4. Select from ACE 261; CPSC 241; ECON 202; MATH 161; PSYC 235; SOC 280; or STAT100.
  5. Cannot be an Economics course.
  6. MCB 150 and 151 or IB 150 and 151 may be substituted for IB 104.
  7. Students should consider taking advantage of approved internship and/or study abroad credit for fulfilling open elective hours or other curriculum requirements.

Example Course Schedule
Animal Business, Management, and Industry Concentration

Freshman Fall Semester

ACES 101
2
ANSC 100
4
MATH 234 or 220
4-5
SPCM 111/101 or RHET 105
3-4
IB 104
4
TOTAL FOR SEMESTER
17-18

 

Freshman Spring Semester

SPCOM 112/101 or RHET 105
3-4
CHEM 102
3
CHEM 103
1
ACE 161, CS 101, or CS 105
3
ACE 100 or ECON 102
3
Humanities
3
TOTAL FOR SEMESTER
17-18

 

Sophomore Fall Semester

ANSC 298
3
ANSC 340
3
ACCY 200
2
MCB 100
3
MCB 101
4
FSHN 101, CPSC 112, NRES or TSM 100
1
TOTAL FOR SEMESTER
16-17

Sophomore Spring Semester

ANSC 205, 215, or Other
    Advanced COMP
3
ANSC 331
4
STAT 100
3
ACE 222
3
Social Sciences
3
TOTAL FOR SEMESTER
16

 

Junior Fall Semester

ANSC 201 or 119
4
ANSC 321
4
ANSC 362
3
ACE 340
3
Humanities
3
TOTAL FOR SEMESTER
17

Junior Spring Semester

ANSC 209
3
ACE 231
3
Cultural Studies
3
Electives
6
TOTAL FOR SEMESTER
15

 

 

Senior Fall Semester

ANSC 363
3
ANSC 103, 293, 294, 295 or 299
1-5
Cultural Studies
3
Electives
6
TOTAL FOR SEMESTER
13-17

Senior Spring Semester

ANSC 211 or ANSC 204
3
ACE 232
3-4
Electives
9
TOTAL FOR SEMESTER
15-16