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Dec 02, 2024
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2010-2011 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Feed Science and Management (B.S.)
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Two options are offered in the Feed Science and Management degree program: Feed Production or Biofuels Production.
The Feed Production option is intended for those wishing to follow the conventional feed science program to prepare for careers in the feed manufacturing and animal nutrition fields including pet food manufacturing and other allied industries.
The Biofuels Production option focuses on preparation for supervisory and management positions in the biofuels industry including grain processing, fuel production, and the utilization of the co-products produced in biofuels production.
Bachelor’s degree requirements
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1st Semester (14 credit hours)
- Social Science/Humanities Electives Credits: (3)
2nd Semester (15 credit hours)
1st Semester (17 credit hours)
2nd Semester (18 credit hours)
- Social Science/Humanities Electives Credits: (3)
1st Semester (17 credit hours)
- Free Electives Credits: (3)
- Option A or B Credits: (3) see lists
2nd Semester (17 credit hours)
- Free Electives Credits: (3)
- Option A or B Credits: (3) see lists
1st Semester (14 credit hours)
- Option A or B Credits: (9)
2nd Semester (15 credit hours)
- Option A or B Credits: (9)
Option A - Feed Production
Required Courses (13 credit hours) + 11 credit hours from Specialization Electives List
- Specialization Electives Credits: (11)
Option B - Biofuels Production
Required Courses (19 credit hours) + 5 credit hours from Specialization Electives List
- Specialization Electives Credits: (5)
Pre-vet professional requirements
The pre-professional requirements for admission to the doctor of veterinary medicine degree program may be met by appropriate elective selection while completing a degree in feed science and management.
- Social Science and/or Humanities electives Credits: (12)
Note
Class work must include a minimum of 18 credit hours of classes from the approved list of K-State University General Education (UGE) classes and must be taken at K-State. Six of the hours must be from classes at the 300 level or above. Requirements for transfer students vary depending on transfer hours accepted by K-State. Total hours required for graduation (127 credit hours)
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