This course is designed for students interested in the science and management of animals, covering anatomy, physiology, nutrition, health, genetics, and industry practices. Through hands-on experiences, technology, and projects, students will develop technical knowledge, critical thinking, and career readiness in animal science and agriculture.
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
Explain the structure and function of major animal systems and how they relate to animal health and production.
Apply principles of animal nutrition, reproduction, and genetics to improve livestock management.
Demonstrate proper animal handling, safety, and welfare practices.
Analyze common diseases and preventive health measures in animal agriculture.
Use technology and record-keeping tools to manage animal production data.
Evaluate the economic and environmental impacts of animal production systems.
Communicate effectively through oral presentations, written reports, and digital media on animal science topics.
Engage in leadership and teamwork through FFA activities and community service related to animal science.