Agricultural Sciences Courses | 2020-2021 Graduate Catalog | SIU

550-3 Research and Teaching Communications. This course is designed to teach graduate students how to communicate successfully their proposed and completed research and to teach college-level courses in the Agricultural Sciences.

581-1-4 (1,1,1) Seminar. Oral presentations by individual graduate students. Each Ph.D. student in Agricultural Sciences is required to present their proposed dissertation research project as a seminar and the findings of their dissertation as a seminar. All Agricultural Science Ph.D. students must register for at least two credits of seminar.

582A-1-3 Colloquium in Agricultural Science-Biological Sciences. Recent developments in Agricultural Sciences will be discussed in a classroom setting.

582B-1-3 Colloquium in Agricultural Science-Social Sciences. Recent developments in Agricultural Sciences will be discussed in a classroom setting.

582C-1-3 Colloquium in Agricultural Science-Physical Sciences. Recent developments in Agricultural Sciences will be discussed in a classroom setting.

590-1-4 Graduate Readings in Agricultural Science. Journal articles, chapters and books relevant to a Ph.D. student's research will be read and discussed with their major professor.

591-1-4 Individual Research in Agricultural Science. Directed research in approved specialized topic areas in Agricultural Sciences.

592-1-4 Special Problems in Agricultural Science. Directed study of specialized areas of Agricultural Science, depending on the program of the student.

595-1 to 6 Instruction in Agricultural Sciences. Acquaints the student with different teaching environments and styles. Students will be expected to participate in instruction of agricultural sciences courses. Special approved needed by the instructor.

600-1-36 (1 to 12 per semester) Dissertation. This course is to be taken during the research and writing of the dissertation. A minimum of 24 hours must be earned for the Doctor of Philosophy degree.

601-1 Continuing Enrollment. For those Doctoral students who have not finished their degree programs and who are in the process of working on their dissertation. The student must have completed a minimum of 24 hours of dissertation research before being eligible to register for this course. Concurrent enrollment in any course is not permitted.