| Veterinary
Technician |
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| The Veterinary Technician program gives students entry level training in animal health care. Instruction is offered in nutrition, diseases and sanitation, small animal care, as well as basic livestock handling. Upon completion of the coursework and after completing state liscensing criteria, students may find employment as veterinary technicians and veterinary assistants. Many of the courses are transferable to universities for advanced degrees in Animal Science areas. |
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| Course
Numbers |
Core
Courses |
Units |
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| AG MGT 108a-b |
Introduction to Agriculture Computer Applications |
3 |
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| AN SCI 104 |
Animal Diseases and Sanitation |
3 |
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| AN SCI 109 |
Basic Skill / Veterinary Assistant |
3 |
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| AN SCI 113 |
Farm Animal Biology |
3 |
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| AN SCI 115 |
Infectious Diseases of Small Animals |
3 |
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| WRK EXP 193 |
Occupational Cooperative Education/Internship (1-3) (1st semester) | 2 |
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| Minimum Core Course Units: |
17 |
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| Course
Numbers |
Support Courses (Select additional units from this list for further study.) |
Units |
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| BIOLOGY 22 |
Animal Biology / Lab | 3 |
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| AN SCI 110 |
Swine Production | 3 |
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| AN SCI 111 |
Beef Production | 3 |
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| AN SCI 112 |
Sheep Production | 3 |
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| AN SCI 123 |
Horse Production | 3 |
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| Minimum Support Course Units: |
0 |
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| Total Minimum Units Required: |
17 |
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