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Animal Science (Minor)
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Courses are determined in conjunction with an animal science faculty member on the graduate committee.
3.18 Graduate Courses
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...Explanation 600-609 Introductory, Seminars, Colloquiums 600 Introduction...taught by faculty with an earned doctorate/terminal...
3.17 Grades
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...for an individual student, an extension of an...instructor. Performance in most 600- and 800-level...
Sport Management (BS): Professional Golf Management Concentration
...to create an account. Make an appointment with...work with more than 600 facilities, including Interlachen...
Course Descriptions
...research. Courses numbered 500 - 600 are taught at...by a college dean. An example of credit...
Plant Biology
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...must be from 500-, 600-, 700/800-level...Biology Colloquium, Plant Anatomy, an additional plant biology...
GR 600 Graduate Skills: An Overview of Student Success
This course provides graduate students with key insights into graduate life (rights and responsibilities of graduate students, mentor/trainee responsibilities, how to plan and navigate program requirements), academic integrity and responsible conduct of research (ethical decision making, data acquisition, sharing and ownership, citations, paraphrasing and avoiding plagiarism, authorship and peer reviews, research misconduct) and professional development (NC State community standards, unconscious biases, negotiation, communication and relation building). The course culminates in students writing one reflection paper on a topic of their choice covered by the course.
Prerequisite: Graduate Standing
Typically offered in Fall and Spring
ANS 600 Professional Development for Graduate Students
This course is designed to assist graduate students with the preparation of professional information that they may be required to provide as they seek opportunities following graduate school. Course topics will include preparation of personal statements, resumes or curriculum vitae, investigation of the types of careers available to Animal Science graduates, and preparation of multimedia presentations that may be used in formal interviews.
Restriction: Graduate Standing
Typically offered in Spring only