Agri-Business

Learn to build a sustainable and successful ag operation

Agri-Business

Associate of Science Degree

Certificates

The Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) Certificate II is designed to provide the student with skills in CEA operations, plant production, and environmental system management using scientific and technical principles to grow crops in optimized indoor settings.

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Course Number Course Credits
ACCT 2010Principles of Accounting I4
ACCT 2020Principles of Accounting II3
AGEC 2020Farm and Ranch Business Management4
BADM 1020Business Communications3
BIOL 1010General Biology I4
COMM 2010Public Speaking3
ECON 1010Macroeconomics3
ECON 1020Microeconomics3
FDSC 2040Principles of Meat Animal Evaluation3
IMGT 2400Intro to Information Management3
MATH 1400College Algebra4
MATH 2350Business Calculus4
  
STAT 2050Fundamentals of Statistics4
OR 
STAT 2070Intro Statistics for the Social Sciences4

Student must choose a minimum of five (5) credits from the following courses:

Course Number Course Credits
AECL 1000Agroecology4
AECL 2100Integrated Resource Management3
AGEC 2010Farm and Ranch Business Records3
ANSC 1010Intro to Animal Science4
ANSC 2020Feeds and Feeding4
REWM 1000Intro to Range Management1
REWM 1300Intro to Water Resources3
REWM 2000Principles of Rangeland Management3
REWM 2500Rangeland Plant Identification2
SOIL 2010Introduction to Soil Science4

Students must complete general education requirements that will provide students a general knowledge to help them complete a degree at CWC.

Writing Level I (WR1) 3 credits
Writing Level II (WR2) (in program)
American & Wyoming Government (POLS 1000) 3 credits
Student must complete six (6) credits of General Education courses distributed over two (2) different general education areas, ARTS/HUM/SOC. (SOC is in the program) 3 credits
SOC (in program)
LSCI (in program)
MATH (in program)
ORAL (in program)
UNST 1 credits

Total Credit Hours: 60

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Keith Duren

Instructor of Agriculture

Instructor of Agriculture