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Contract Courses
Descriptions of Contract Courses
ANFS 464 is a course for students who which to receive credit for a supervised, faculty-monitored, career-related experience in one or more aspects of the animal science or food science industries on or off campus. For example students that want experience working on our University farm facilities or on private farms register for ANFS 464 . Students may obtain a maximum of 3 credits per internship which requires 120 hours of internship work. A student may register for an internship during any semester. ANFS 464 meets the DLE requirement for graduation. ANFS 464 is a pass/fail course.
ANFS X66 is a course for students who receive credit for independent, faculty-monitored activities in the fields of animal science or food science. Students may obtain a maximum of 3 credits per semester which requires 120 hours of work. A student may register for independent study during any semester. These activities can include library research projects or more informal, small research projects which are designed specifically for students (which means they are probably not part of larger, substantial or funded project; or the number of animals and/or data collected are not substantial enough for real statistical analysis; there is no statistical experimental design; focus on data and lab techniques is usually not as strong as in ANFS 468.) ANFS X66 may also be used to teach a course under special circumstances for example to a student that cannot take the course during a regular offering because of a scheduling conflict. ANFS X66 does not meet the DLE requirement for graduation No more than 5 credits of X66 may be counted towards the major. ANFS X66 is a letter-graded course.
ANFS 468 is a course for students who want to receive credit for a supervised, faculty-monitored, experience in research in the fields of animal science or food science. Students may obtain a maximum of 3 credits per semester which requires 120 hours of research (40h for 1 credit). A maximum of 3 credits in ANSC 468 may count towards the major. A student may register for research during any semester. While these students are typically part of a larger research program, beginning students usually do not have their own projects and will assist in on -going research projects while learning techniques. Advanced students may be assigned to specific research projects, which may be their own. ANFS 468 meets the DLE requirement for graduation. ANFS 468 is a letter -graded course.
There are contract forms for each of these courses which must be reviewed and signed by the Department Chair or his/her designee.
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Rising stars, inspiring seniors
May 19, 2023 | Written by Megan MaccheroneUD Alumni Association honors two seniors for academic achievement, leadership, community service including Aniya Brown, an Honors pre-veterinary medicine major. -
Alumni, faculty and staff honored during 2023 Celebrating Excellence event
May 11, 2023 | Written by Dante LaPenta and Lauren BradfordUniversity of Delaware College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR) crossed the street to Science, Technology and Advanced Research (STAR) Campus this May to celebrate alumni, faculty and staff. Interim Dean Calvin Keeler oversaw the recognition of 2023 award winners at the appropriately dubbed Celebrating Excellence event. -
Beyond the hybrid: Dietary factors in NDF digestibility
May 08, 2023 | Written by Ken Griswold of Ag ProudThe occurrence of wild spoilage yeasts in dairy rations received attention as researchers examined the causes of milkfat depression. The research group is led by Dr. Limin Kung Jr., cooperative extension at UD. They were able to show that even a moderate level can significantly reduce NDF digestion in the first 12 hours of exposure.