Informal discussion class, focusing on students' problems, concerns, or enthusiasm with their own experimental designs, data analyses, or interpretations of results, including computer- (particularly SAS) generated output. New techniques presented by the instructor or guest instructors as requested by the class. Students gain practical experience with data analysis and a better understanding of the approaches necessary for their own thesis or dissertation work. Prerequisite: PLNTSOIL 661 or other course in intermediate statistical analysis.

Same as PLNTSOIL 793A; required of doctoral candidates.

Doctoral candidates attend weekly seminar meetings.

Master's candidates present results of their thesis research to faculty and graduate students at a specially scheduled seminar.

Master's candidates attend weekly seminar meetings.

Selected research problems not related to a candidate's Master's thesis.

Graduate level independent project or research, unrelated to students' thesis or dissertation.

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Using the understanding gained from previous coursework in pathology, entomology, dendrology, soil science and professional knowledge from work experience in the green industry, students will explore proper techniques and procedures relative to the identification of plant health-related concerns, proper sample submission to lab facilities and plant health care policy and decision-making.

Introduction to the principles of ecology, including structure and dynamics of populations, communities, and ecosystems. Applications of ecological principles to current problems in natural resource management and conservation. Restricted to majors in the Department of Natural Resources Conservation. (Gen.Ed. BS)