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Department of Natural Resource Management Courses


AGB 3302   Agricultural Marketing    
AGB 3310   Ag Event Planning and Mgt    
NRM 1301   Horticulture   A survey of the general field of horticulture; a study of the principles and practices of propagation; the growth and fruiting habits of horticulture plants and the culture, harvesting, handling and utilization of fruit and nuts. Entrepreneurship skills and landscape design will be emphasized.  
NRM 2301   Range Resources    
NRM 2303   Prin Conservation Biology    
NRM 4301   Human Dimensions In NRM    
NRM 4302   Adv Topics Conservation Biol    
NRM 4303   Range Ecology    
NRM 4305   Wildlife Mgmt Techniques    
NRM 4305   Wildlife Mgmt Techniques Lab    
NRM 4410   Ornithology    
NRM 4410   Ornithology Lab    
NRM 5302   Animal Movement    
NRM 5302   Ecology and Field Biology    
NRM 5304   Research    
NRM 5305   Range/Wildlife Res Methods    
NRM 5316   Project Research    
NRM 5321   Wildlife & Society    
NRM 5322   Sustainability    
NRM 5323   Social Media and Outreach    
NRM 5325   Natural Resource Conserv    
NRM 5326   Silviculture    
NRM 5329   Internship    
NRM 5413   Biostatistical Theory   An advanced course in statistical concepts and models applied to agricultural and biological systems. Emphasis will be placed on data analysis and interpretation using computer statistical applications. The course applies all null hypotheses significance testing (NHST) procedures taught in NRM 5412, first in Program SPSS, then in Program R after the thorough overview of R programming. NHST theory for these advanced scenarios will also be introduced and applied in R; Generalized Linear Models (GLMs) including Poisson regression, dichotomous variables, binomial distribution, and proportion testing and logistic regression: Generalized Linear Mixed Models (GLMMs); and circular distributions.  
NRM 5413   Biostatistical Theory Lab   An advanced course in statistical concepts and models applied to agricultural and biological systems. Emphasis will be placed on data analysis and interpretation using computer statistical applications. The course applies all null hypotheses significance testing (NHST) procedures taught in NRM 5412, first in Program SPSS, then in Program R after the thorough overview of R programming. NHST theory for these advanced scenarios will also be introduced and applied in R; Generalized Linear Models (GLMs) including Poisson regression, dichotomous variables, binomial distribution, and proportion testing and logistic regression: Generalized Linear Mixed Models (GLMMs); and circular distributions.  
NRM 6301   Thesis Proposal    
NRM 6302   Thesis Defense    
RCH 4101   Adv Ranch Mgmt Skills    
RCH 4301   Ranch Ecosystem Mgmt    
RCH 4601   Ranch Internship