Overview
Description
Interdisciplinary survey of biological processes and ethical considerations governing care and management of companion/service animals. Four laboratory experiences required. (Implemented Spring 2009)
Requirements
Prerequisites
- Completion of Core Curriculum Mathematics Requirement
- ACT 27
- SAT 610
- pre/corequisite MATH 126 or higher
MATH 126
Original catalog text
Prerequisites
Completion of Core Curriculum Mathematics Requirement or ACT 27 or SAT 610 or pre/corequisite MATH 126 or higher.
Units
Lecture3
Catalog Details
Offering
Offered: Every Fall
Terms
fall
Attributes
Standard
Learning Outcomes
- describe an array of interrelated biological factors and processes, and ethical considerations that govern care and management of companion and service animals.
- describe local, national and international animal issues that impact both companion and therapy animals and their uses in today’s society.
- describe practical activities and methodologies that are frequently used by veterinarians and other animal care professionals.
- describe past research accomplishments, current research efforts, and future research needs in animal care issues.
- apply analytical thinking skills through the appropriate use of scientific data to develop an awareness of issues relevant to animal care.