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Horse Ranch Management - Level II Certificate

Natural Sciences Division
Certificate N0488
The Horse Ranch Management Level II certificate focuses on equine husbandry, production, management, nutrition, anatomy and physiology, and breeding. The curriculum combines a combination of technical knowledge and practical skills utilizing a hands-on approach to instruction. Upon completion of this certificate, students will have intermediate skills and may be able to gain entry-level employment in the equine industry. All courses are applicable for degree requirements in Horse Ranch Management and Animal Science.

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Course List
Course Prefix	Course Name	Units
Completion of the Horse Ranch Management - Level I coursework		11
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Completion of the Horse Ranch Management - Level II coursework		7 - 9
Total Units		18-20

Course List
Course Prefix	Course Name	Units
Horse Ranch Management - Level I coursework
础厂颁滨听2	Animal Nutrition	3
础厂颁滨听16	Horse Production and Management	4
础厂颁滨听18	Horse Ranch Management	4
Total Units
Total Units		11

Course List
Course Prefix	Course Name	Units
Horse Ranch Management - Level II coursework
础厂颁滨听59	Work Experience in Agriculture ^{*Complete 1 - 3 units of ASCI 59}	1-3
础厂颁滨听94	Animal Breeding	3
础厂颁滨听96	Animal Sanitation and Disease Control	3
Total Units		7-9

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Horse Ranch Management AS Degree

Natural Sciences Division
Degree S0102
The Horse Ranch Management degree is molded around a core of equine science, including husbandry, production, management, training, and breeding as well as business and general education courses. The curriculum combines a combination of technical knowledge and practical skills utilizing a hands-on approach to instruction and is intended to prepare students for employment following graduation. Upon completion, students will have intermediate skills for a variety of employment opportunities in the equine industry. Students 听听听desiring a Bachelor鈥檚 Degree (transfer) program should consult with a counselor or advisor to discuss transferability of courses.

This degree requires the completion of coursework plus the following:

Required Courses

Course List
Course Prefix	Course Name	Units
Required Electives
础厂颁滨听2	Animal Nutrition	3
础厂颁滨听16	Horse Production and Management	4
础厂颁滨听18	Horse Ranch Management	4
ASCI听19	Horse Hoof Care	2
础厂颁滨听20	Horse Behavior and Training	2
础厂颁滨听59	Work Experience in Agriculture ^{*Complete 3 - 4 units of ASCI 59}	3-4
础厂颁滨听94	Animal Breeding	3
础厂颁滨听96	Animal Sanitation and Disease Control	3
ASCI听97	Artificial Insemination of Livestock	3
Choose a minimum of six units from the following:		6
AGOR听51	Tractor and Landscape Equipment Operations
AGOR听53	Small Engine Repair I
AGOR听71	Construction Fundamentals
BUSM听20	Principles of Business
BUSM听66	Small Business Management
WELD听40	Introduction to Welding
Total Units		33-34

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