Animal Systems

Grades 9-12
Course Rigor: Course Rigor

Credit: .5

Term: 1 Semester

Subject Type: Elective

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Explore the science, care, and innovation behind animal agriculture. This one-semester course introduces students to the principles of animal biology and responsible animal care, covering everything from livestock management and veterinary practices to nutrition, reproduction, and environmental impact.

In this course, students will learn:

  • Animal Health & Reproduction
  • Livestock Management
  • Environment & Ethics
  • Animal Science Careers

Through real-world examples and current research, students gain insight into the connection between animal systems, food production, and global sustainability. This course lays the groundwork for future study in veterinary medicine, wildlife management, or agricultural science.

Course Overview
  • Unit 1: Nature and Scope of Animal Agriculture in Our Society and Economy
  • Unit 2: Animal Selection & Health
  • Unit 3: Animal Nutrition, Growth, & Development
  • Unit 4: Animal Reproduction
  • Unit 5: Animals & the Environment
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