ࡱ > O Q N ` bjbjss ?8 X X X X 8 x, : ! " ! ! + + + + + + + $ ^. h 0 z , "# ! ! "# "# , X X 2, f% f% f% "# X 8 + f% "# + f% f% ' 3( x { # ' * H, 0 x, ( , @1 b$ @1 3( 3( @1 G( ! 0 " " f% %" A" ! ! ! , , $ p ! ! ! x, "# "# "# "# $ X X X X X X 04D22270 / 89 DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ANIMAL SCIENCE DESIGNATED DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ANIMAL SCIENCE* Students must also comply with the University General Regulations and the Supplementary Regulations for the Degree of Bachelor of Science (BSc). The table below lists the compulsory courses for this degree together with the overall number of Credit points required in each programme year. This programme was withdrawn in 2004/05. The programme continues to be available to students who named it in or before 2004/05 as their choice of Honours programme. HONOURS PROGRAMME PROGRAMME YEAR 4 120 Credit points First Half-SessionSecond Half-SessionCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit pointsCourse CodeCourse TitleCredit pointsAG 4010Honours Project45ZO 4805Bioethics15AG 4305Animal Physiology & Biochemistry15AG 4304Animal Management Case Studies1530 further credit points from courses of choice agreed with Adviser Notesi.The Honours programme will consist of those courses taken in the Final Honours year.ii.* Designated programme: See Supplementary Regulation 4.1 (b) A minimum curriculum must include: (i) The compulsory courses listed at level 2. (ii) At level 3, 75 Credit points from the list of level 3 courses listed for programme years 3 & 4 together with one other level 3 course.iii.With permission of the Head of the School, some courses prescribed for level 3 may be taken at level 4 or vice versa. This information whilst correct at the time of going to press, is subject to alteration without notice. Choice of non-compulsory courses may be restricted by degree regulations or timetabling, and are subject to approval by your Advisers of Studies. PAGE 30 PAGE 29 The 51cg operates a flexible modular degree structure and details of all the degree programmes available can be accessed through the University web pages at: HYPERLINK http://www.abdn.ac.uk/registry/calendar.hti http://www.abdn.ac.uk/registry/calendar.hti Descriptions of all courses can be found in the Catalogue of Courses or on the University web pages at: http://www.abdn.ac.uk/registry/courses ? { | F G ' ( W X - . P Q y Żũ h0! 0J CJ OJ QJ j h0! 0J CJ OJ QJ Uh), j h), U h8