Curriculum
Why This Program?
Agriculture is the single largest industry in the world and employs approximately 20% of people in the United States. Agriculture is no longer solely comprised of farming. This industry includes vast opportunities in not only the production, but also the processing, distribution, and marketing of various food stuffs. From animal science to agronomy to landscaping to the floor of the Board of Trade in Chicago, HCC can put you on the right path to reaching your career goals.
Brief Explanation
This program consists of introductory courses in agriculture. Students pursuing a baccalaureate degree in agriculture should check the requirements at the college to which they intend to transfer. Programs in agriculture include the application of physical, biological, and social sciences and/or the principles of management of food production, food preservation and processing, crop and livestock marketing, and culture of flowers and ornamentals.
Program Outcomes
1. Effectively question or evaluate questions.
2. Perform effective data/information management.
3. Formulate reasoned judgments and/or conclusions.
4. Effectively communicate with others.
5. Recognize the interdependence of concepts in these courses to each other and to concepts in other contexts.
6. Demonstrate the disposition to use skills or concepts learned.