Soil Nutrient Management
SOIL 4234

Soil Nutrient Management

COURSE NUMBER AND TITLE: SOIL 4234 Soil Nutrient Management

LABORATORY COMPONENT

Teaching Assistants:  Brian Arnall and Brenda Tubana

FACULTY:      Bill Raun  044 Ag Hall

COURSE OBJECTIVES: To examine the action of important concepts and principles of nutrient management in laboratory and field settings.

STYLE / MODE OF TEACHING:  Discussion and student participation in demonstration of fundamental concepts and principles.

EXAMS:  See course calendar.

There will be 12 quizzes or other performance evaluations over lab work, the two lowest scores will be dropped and the remaining will account for 100 points.  A final exam will account for an additional 100 points.  Scores for each 100-point event will be adjusted using the same procedure outlined for the lecture component of the course. 

GRADING PROCEDURE:  See syllabus for lecture portion of course.  Seventy five percent of the course grade will be determined from performance in the lecture and 25 percent of the course grade will come from performance in the laboratory portion of the course.

A: 90-100
B: 80-90
C: 70-80
D: 60-70
F: 50-60

Attendance:  Mandatory

GRADING PROCEDURE:  See syllabus for lecture portion of course.  Seventy five percent of the course grade will be determined from performance in the lecture and 25 percent of the course grade will come from performance in the laboratory portion of the course.

SOIL 4234 Fall 2006 – Calendar / Syllabus