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Description | Requirements
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Description
The Department of Entomology offers an undergraduate minor in Entomology
intended for students who are interested in insects, their management, and
their role in the functioning of nature and agricultural ecosystems. Insects
represent the single largest group of animal species -- they impact every
facet of human life and they are a very important part of our environment.
This minor provides an opportunity for students to become familiar with
the great diversity of insect life, to explore their form and function,
to study their impact on and relationships with plants, humans, and other
animals, and to learn about various methods of control.
Requirements
- Program requires 15 semester hours
- A grade of 'C-' or better is required for all courses to fulfill the
minor requirements.
- Students must take ENT 425 (General Entomology - 3 cr) or ENT 402
(Forest Entomology - 3cr) plus 12 hours from the elective course list
below.
- However, of these 12 hours of elective courses, at least 6 hours must
be ENT courses.
Required
Course (3 credit hours)
ENT 425 General Entomology (3 cr) OR ENT
402 Forest Entomology (3cr)
Elective
Courses (12 credit hours)
At least 2 of the 4 courses you choose must be ENT courses.
ENT
201 Insects and People (3 cr)
ENT
203 An Introduction to the Honey Bee and Beekeeping (3 cr)
ENT
401 /501
Advanced Beekeeping (3 cr)
ENT
402 Forest Entomology (3 cr)
ENT
425 General Entomology (3 cr)
ENT
492 External Learning Experience (1-6 cr)
ENT
493 Special Problems in Entomology (1-6 cr)
ENT
495 Special Topics in Entomology (1- 3 cr)
ENT
502 Insect Systematics (4 cr)
ENT
503 Insect Morphology and Physiology (4 cr)
ENT
(ZO) 509 Ecology of Stream Invertebrates (4 cr)
ENT
550 Fundamentals Insect Control (3 cr)
ENT
(ZO) 582 Medical and Veterinary Entomology (3 cr)
ENT
620 Special Problems (Arranged)
ENT
641 Agricultural Entomology Practicum (3 cr)
ENT
720 Insect Pathology (3 cr)
ENT
726 Biological Control of Insects and Weeds (3 cr)
ENT
731 Insect Ecology (3 cr)
ENT
741 Immature Insects (3 cr)
ENT
762 Insect Pest Management in Agricultural Crops (3 cr)
ENT
(FOR) 765 Advanced Forest Entomology (3 cr)
BO
360 Introduction to Ecology (3 cr)
BO
365 Ecology Laboratory (1 cr)
BO
403 Systematic Botany (4 cr)
CS
415 Integrated Pest Management (3 cr)
ZO
260 Ecology, Behavior, and Evolution (4 cr)
ZO
315 General Parasitology (3 cr)
ZO
402 Invertebrate Zoology (3 cr)
ZO
403 Invertebrate Zoology Laboratory (1 cr)
ZO
410 Introduction to Animal Behavior (3 cr)
ZO
460 Aquatic Natural History Laboratory (2 cr)
Admissions
and Certification of Minor
Admissions
The Undergraduate minor program in Entomology is coordinated by Dr.
John R. Meyer, the Entomology Undergraduate Teaching Coordinator, who
acts as the minor adviser or assigns a minor adviser appropriate to
the interests of the student.
Certification
Dr. Meyer will certify the minor prior to graduation. The minor must
be completed no later than the semester in which the student expects
to graduate from his or her degree program. Paperwork for certification
should be completed no later than during the registration period for
the student's final semester at NC State.
Contact
Person
John Meyer
3320 Gardner Hall
919.515.1659
john_meyer@ncsu.edu
last updated: February 28, 2003
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