
Bachelor of Science Degree
Wildlife
The wildlife program prepares
students for professional careers in wildlife research, management,
and education. Students apply biological, ecological, economic,
and social knowledge to develop and administer wildlife management
plans. Graduates receive a Bachelor of Science degree. This Department
of Forestry and Natural Resources curriculum has common core requirements
with the fisheries and aquatic sciences, forestry, and natural resources
curricula. Sustainable management of natural resource systemsfocusing
on forests, watersheds, and associated flora and fauna to meet the
needs of society---is emphasized.
Advisor Contact InformationW. L. Mills
(765) 494-3591
wmills@purdue.edu Plan of Study
Credit Hours Required
for Graduation: 134
| Freshman Year |
| First Semester |
Second Semester |
| (1)
AGR 101 (Introduction to the College of Agriculture
and Purdue University)
(4) BIOL 110 (Fundamentals of Biology I)
(3) CHM 111 (General Chemistry)
(4) ENGL 106 (First-Year Composition)
(3) MA 223 (Introductory Analysis I)
Total Credits: 15 |
(4)
BTNY 210 (Introduction to Plant Science)
(3) CHM 112 (General Chemistry)
(3) COM 114 (Fundamentals of Speech Communication)
(3) FNR 103 (Introduction to Environmental Conservation)
(3) MA 224 (Introductory Analysis II)
Total Credits: 16 |
| Sophomore Year |
| Third Semester |
Fourth Semester |
| (3)
AGEC 217 (Economics)
(3) FNR 225 (Dendrology)
(3) FNR 241 (Ecology and Systematics of Fishes and
Mammals)
(1) FNR 242 (Laboratory in Ecology and Systematics
of Fishes and Mammals)
(3) STAT 301 (Elementary Statistical Methods)
(3) Social science
or humanities elective
Total Credits: 16 |
(3) AGRY 270 (Forest Soils)
(2) BIOL 286 (Introduction to Ecology)
(3) FNR 210 (Natural Resource Information Management)
(3) FNR 251 (Ecology and Systematics of Amphibians, Reptiles,
and Birds)
(1) FNR 252 (Laboratory in Ecology and Systematics of Amphibians,
Reptiles, and Birds)
(3) FNR 348 (Wildlife Investigational Techniques)
Total Credits: 15 |
Summer Session
(2) FNR 370 (Natural Resources Practicum)
(4) FNR 373
(Wildlife Practicum)
Total Credits: 6
| Junior Year |
| Fifth Semester |
Sixth Semester |
| (3) FNR
331 (Forest Ecosystems)
(3) FNR 365 (Natural
Resource Issues, Policy, and Administration)
(3) FNR 406 (Natural
Resource and Environmental Economics)
(2) Botany elective
(2) Ecotoxicology or wildlife disease elective
(3) Written or oral communication elective
Total Credits: 16 |
(3)
FNR 341 (Wildlife Habitat Management)
(3) FNR 375 (Human Dimensions of Natural
Resource Management
(3) Social science or humanities elective
(3) Wildlife elective
(6) Electives
Total Credits: 18 |
| Senior Year |
| Seventh Semester |
Eighth Semester |
|
(4) FNR 447 (Vertebrate Population Dynamics)
(1) FNR 470 (Fundamentals of Planning)
(3) Ethics elective
(3) Humanities elective
(6) Electives
Total Credits: 17 |
(3)
FNR 305 (Conservation Genetics)
(3) FNR 408 (Ecosystem
Management Practice)
(3) Social science or humanities elective
(3) Wildlife elective
(3) Elective
Total Credits: 15 |
Purdue Agriculture Academic Programs
1140 Ag Admin Building, Room 7
West Lafayette, Indiana 47907-1140
Phone: (765) 494-8481
Fax: (765) 494-8469
E-mail: goecker@purdue.edu
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