Agricultural Science – Tai Solarin University of Education

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Agricultural Science
INTRODUCTION
Course Overview
Admission Requirements
The philosophy of the B.Sc. Ed programme is tied to the national philosophy on agriculture for self  reliance based on the provision of skilled manpower adequately endowed with in-depth knowledge required for engaging in both teaching profession and economic agricultural production in an environment characterized by adequate land endowment. Such professional manpower has to be produced in an environment with the widest possible human and material resources. From the foregoing philosophy, the derived objectives of the Department of Agricultural Production and Management Sciences, among others, are to:
produce a new cadre of manpower that will not only be able to engage in teaching but will also be able to practicalize the skills and knowledge gained by engaging in farming enterprises;
produce skilled manpower equipped with the appropriate communication skills for effective transmission of agricultural information and skills to the students in the context of their environment;
assist in the attainment of self sufficiency in the production of basic food and agricultural raw materials;
provide a sound background in enhancing further academic and professional advancement; and
adequately prepare the manpower that will be geared towards carrying out research in all facets of agriculture rather than engaging only in direct teaching and farming.
Below are the list of Programme Under Agricultural Science
Agricultural Economics and Extension
Staff ID
Surname
Other Names
Designation
PSS1059
Odusina
Olaniyi Adegoke
Professor
PSS1401
Banjo
James Olanrewaju Sunday
Professor
PSS1145
Nosiru
Omobolanle Marcus
Professor
Oladeji
John Oyinlola
Professor
PSS1866
Akinsulu
Alaba Augustine
Senior Lecturer
Olusanya
Taiwo Peter
Lecturer I
2512
Adeokun
Adeleke
Lecturer II
PSS868
Opeifa
Daniel Ayinla
Lecturer II
2621
Abiala
Abiala Alatishe
Lecturer II
Contact Us:
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Course List
S/N
Course Code
Course Title
1
AER421
EXTENSION ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT & SUPERVISION
2
AER421
Extension Organization Management and Supervision
3
AER422
ADMINISTRATION AND PROGRAMME PLANNING EXTENSION
4
AER422
Administration and Programme Planning in Extension
5
AER423
PRODUCTION AND USE OF AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS IN AGRIC COMMUNICATION
6
AER423
Production and Use of Audio-Visuals Aids in Agric. Communication
7
AER424
GROUP DYNAMICS IN EXTENSION
8
AER424
Group Dynamics in Extension
9
AER425
YOUTH AND WOMEN PROGRAMMES IN EXTENSION
10
AER425
Youth and women programmes in extension
11
AER426
SEMINAR
12
AER429
PROJECT
13
AGE421
PRINCIPLE OF AGRICULTURAL MARKETING
14
AGE421
Introduction to macro-econimics
15
AGE422
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION ECONOMICS
16
AGE422
Agricultural Product Economics
17
AGE423
ECONOMETRICS
18
AGE423
Econometric
19
AGE424
AGRICULTURAL FINANCE
20
AGE424
Agricultural Finance
21
AGE425
Agricultural Development and Policy
22
AGE425
Agricultural Development and Policy
23
AGE426
SEMINAR
24
AGE429
PROJECT
25
AGR421
SOIL FERTILITY
26
AGR422
Plant Breeding
27
AGR423
PRINCIPLES OF SOIL CONSERVATION
28
AGR424
Post Harvest Technology and Product Storage
29
AGR425
WEED SCIENCE AND CONTROL
30
AGR426
SEMINAR
31
AGS111
Introduction to Agriculture
32
AGS112
Introduction to Agricultural Extension and Rural Sociology
33
AGS121
INTRODUCTION TO AGRICULTURE
34
AGS121
Agricultural Biometrics
35
AGS122
INTRODUCTION TO AGRICULTURAL METEOROLOGY
36
AGS122
Introduction to Agricultural Meteorology
37
AGS123
INTRODUCTION TO AGRIC. EXTENSION AND RURAL SOCIOLOGY
38
AGS123
Introduction to Ecotourism and Wildlife Management
39
AGS124
INTRODUCTION TO SOIL SCIENCE
40
AGS124
Introduction to Animal Science
41
AGS125
INTRODUCTION TO ECOTOURISM AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
42
AGS125
Farm Practice I
43
AGS126
INTRODUCTION TO ANIMAL SCIENCE
44
AGS211
INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS
45
AGS211
Principles of farmstead planning
46
AGS212
CROP PRODUCTION
47
AGS212
Introduction to Soil Science
48
AGS213
PRINCIPLES OF FISH FARMING
49
AGS213
Principles of Forest Management
50
AGS214
PRINCIPLES OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
51
AGS214
Principles of Agricultural Economic
52
AGS215
PRINCIPELS OF SOIL SCIENCE
53
AGS215
Livestock Production I (Non-Ruminant)
54
AGS216
RECREATION AND ECO-TOURISM
55
AGS216
Methods of Teaching Agriculture
56
AGS217
PHYSIOLOGY AND ANATOMY OF FARM ANIMAL
57
AGS217
Recreation and Eco-tourism
58
AGS218
Animal Health
59
AGS218
Social Process and System
60
AGS219
FARM PRACTICE I
61
AGS221
PESTS AND MICRO-ORGANISM IN AGRICULTURE
62
AGS221
Principles of Horticulture
63
AGS222
AGRIC BIOCHEMISTRY
64
AGS222
Introduction to Statistics
65
AGS223
FARM POWER AND MACHINERY
66
AGS223
Anatomy & Physiology of Farm Animals
67
AGS224
INTRODUCTION TO GENETICS
68
AGS224
Introduction to Genetics
69
AGS225
AGRICULTURAL METHODOLOGY
70
AGS225
Extension Teaching, Learning Process and Package Recommendation
71
AGS226
INTRODUCTION TO MICRO ECONOMICS
72
AGS226
Farm Practice II (Farm tools & equipment)
73
AGS227
EXTENSION TEACHING, LEARNING PROCESS AND PACKAGE RECOMMENDATION
74
AGS228
FARM PRACTICE II
75
AGS311
SIWES
76
AGS311
Field Crop Production
77
AGS312
Fish Farming & Management
78
AGS313
Livestock Production II (Non-Ruminant)
79
AGS314
Agricultural Biochemistry
80
AGS315
Introduction to Plant and Animal Breeding
81
AGS316
Animal Health
82
AGS317
Introduction to Micro-Economics
83
AGS318
Social Process and System
84
AGS319
SIWES
85
AGS321
SOIL AND WATER ENGINEERING
86
AGS321
Livestock Production III (Ruminant)
87
AGS322
RESEARCH METHODS & FIELD EXPERIMENTATION
88
AGS322
Principles of Agricultural Marketing
89
AGS323
CROP PROTECTION AND DISEASES CONTROL
90
AGS323
Farm Business Management
91
AGS324
LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION I (NON RUMINANT)
92
AGS324
Fish Processing, Preservation & Marketing
93
AGS325
INTRODUCTION TO MACRO-ECONOMICS
94
AGS325
Soil and Water Conservation
95
AGS326
SOCIAL PROCESSES AND SYSTEM
96
AGS326
Research Methods and Field Experimentation
97
AGS327
LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION II (RUMINANT)
98
AGS327
Crop protection and diseases
99
AGS328
FISH PROCESSING, PRESERVATION & MARKETING
100
AGS328
Farm Practice III (Farm & Garden Management)
101
AGS329
FARM PRACTICE III
102
AGS421
Seminar in Agriculture
103
AGS422
Soil fertility and Management
104
AGS423
Pest and microorganism in Agriculture
105
AGS426
Seminar in Agriculture
106
AGS429
Project
107
AGS429
Project
108
ANP421
ANIMAL NUTRITION
109
ANP421
Animal Nutrition
110
ANP422
ANIMAL BREEDING AND GENETICS
111
ANP422
Animal Breeding and Genetics
112
ANP423
ANIMAL PRODUCTS AND BY-PRODUCTS
113
ANP423
Animal Products and By-products
114
ANP424
PASTURE AND RANGE MANAGEMENTS
115
ANP424
Pasture and Range Management
116
ANP425
ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR
117
ANP425
Animal Behaviour
118
ANP426
SEMINAR
119
ANP429
PROJECT
120
APR429
PROJECT
121
FWM421
WILDLIFE BREADING AND DOMESTICATION
122
FWM421
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AND UTILIZATION
123
FWM422
PRINCIPLE OF AGRO FORESTRY
124
FWM422
FISH NUTRITION
125
FWM423
FISH NUTRITION
126
FWM423
WILDLIFE BREEDING AND DOMESTICATION
127
FWM424
POND CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING
128
FWM424
POND CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING
129
FWM425
ECO TOURISM PLANING AND MANAGEMENT
130
FWM425
FISH HATCHERY MANAGEMENT, FINGERLINGS AND FRY PRODUCTION
131
FWM426
SEMINAR
132
FWM426
Fish Farming and Fishery Business Management
133
FWM427
Ecotourism Planning and Management
134
FWM429
PROJECT
135
GNS222
Land Use and General Agriculture
136
GNS222
Land Use and General Agriculture
137
VTE120
Introduction to Vocational Education
138
VTE120
INTRODUCTION TO VTE
139
VTE220
VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE
UTME
Five ‘O’ level credits at one sitting or six ‘O’ level credits at two sittings to include: English Language, Biology/Agric. Science, Chemistry, Mathematics and any one /two of Geography, Physics and Economics.
DIRECT ENTRY
i.) At least two ‘A’ level passes/NCE Merit in Chemistry and one from Biology/ Botany/Agric. Science, Economics, Physics, Geography and Geology /Mathematics (Pure and Applied)
ii) OND/HND with at least Upper Credit in Agriculture or Animal Health from recognized Polytechnic or College of Agriculture.
UTME SUBJECTS
Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science and any one of Physics and Mathematics.
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION (WAIVER) REMARKS
i. ‘O’ level Credit in Agric with at least a pass in Biology.