International Agricultural Development
International Agricultural Development
| Quarter | Description | Course Names | Units |
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| Fall - Year 1 | Coursework (prerequisites, core courses and electives) | see lists below | 12 |
| Winter - Year 1 | Coursework (prerequisites, core courses and electives) | see lists below | 12 |
| Spring - Year 1 | Coursework (prerequisites, core courses and electives) | see lists below | 12 |
| Summer - Year 1 through Summer - Year 3 | Peace Corps service | N/A | N/A |
| Fall - Year 4 | Project Report on Peace Corps service Participatory Seminar |
IAD 299 IAD 290 |
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Prerequisites:
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IAD 201 |
The Economics of Small Farms and Farming Systems |
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*ARE
100A - Intermediate Microeconomics: Theory of |
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*ECN 100 - Intermediate Micro Theory |
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The equivalent and / or consent of the instructor. |
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IAD 202N |
Analysis and Determinants of Farming Systems |
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either |
*PLS
110A - Principles of Agronomic Crop Production in |
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*PLS 110L - Principles of Agronomy Laboratory |
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*PLS
110C - Crop Management Systems for Vegetable |
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*PLS 120 - Applied Statistics in Agricultural Science |
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Equivalent statistics course |
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Core Courses: (number of units)
- International Agricultural Development: IAD 290 (1) "Seminar"
- IAD 200N (5) "Philosophy and Practice of Development"
- IAD 201 (4) "Economics of Small Farms and Farming Systems"
- IAD 202N (4) "Analysis and Determinants of Farming Systems"
- IAD 203N (4) "Project Planning and Evaluation"
Electives
The IAD program offers students the opportunity to develop an individualized study program. All students are required to take the core course and may, in collaboration with the advising faculty, develop an area of emphasis or specialization that best suits their experiences and their desires. The following section consists of selected sample programs of different specializations in the IAD program. The sample programs are provided to give students a framework from which courses can be chosen and to demonstrate the breadth of available courses. Classes included in sample programs may require additional prerequisites. See the UC Davis general catalog for possible requirements.
Elective Options
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Crop Production Focus
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Crop Breeding and Genetics Focus
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Crop Physiology Focus
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Crop Ecology Focus
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Range Ecology Focus
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Forest Ecology Focus
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Individualized Study Program (in consultation with major professor)


