- Class Dates
- 10/30/2023 to 12/08/2023
- Units
- 1.0
- Delivered By
- Online Asynchronous
- Instructor(s)
-
Jennifer Bormann
(jbormann@ksu.edu) - Meeting Times
- Meets by Appt
- Meeting Location
- Distance Education
History and Perspectives in Animal Breeding and Genetics
ASI 810 - Class Number: 14499
Description:
The goal of this course is to provide students with a historical perspective of the discipline of Animal Breeding and Genetics, and an appreciation for the contributions of several scientists that have significantly impacted the discipline. Weekly lectures will consist of pre-recorded interviews with scientists that have had an international impact in the field of animal breeding and genetics. Beyond listening to the interviews, students will read and critique key papers of these scientists.
- Please add Ashley Schultz 000335748 as a secondary instructor with grade access/approval in KSIS but not printed to the schedule.
- This course is part of the Quantitative Genetics program in the AG IDEA consortium and is taught by UNL. Please contact gpideacc@ksu.edu for permission to enroll.
Permissions:
- Instructor Jennifer Bormann's permission is always required.
Student Requirements:
- Internet access
- This course is part of the Quantitative Genetics program in the AG IDEA consortium and is taught by UNL. Please contact gpideacc@ksu.edu for permission to enroll.
Enrollment Restrictions:
- Graduate standing
- Enrollment Dates
- 03/20/2023 to 08/21/2023
- Enrollment Limit
- 10
Credit/Tuition Options
Enrollments received on or after the first day of class may be assessed a $65 special handling fee.
Courses in Kansas State University’s new tuition and fees structure charge by program type — campus-based or online — versus by individual course delivery format. Tuition and fees rates are available at k-state.edu/costs.