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Curriculum Guide: Master of Science in Land Administration and Management
Course Number and Descriptive Title Units
Required Course – 21 units
LAMP211 – Land Administration and Management 3
LAMP223 – Land Tenure, Law and Policy 3
LAMP225 –Land Economics and Valuation 3
LAMP229 –Technologies for Geodata Collection, Analysis & Interpretation 3
LAMP231 – Land Conflict Management 3
LAMP234 – Urban and Rural Land Use Planning 3
LAMP298 – Research Methods (for MLAM and MSLAM students only) 3
Elective Courses – 6 units minimum
LAMP221/DSOC221 – Sociology of Agriculture 3
LAMP224/DSOC224–Demography 3
LAMP227/DSOC227 – Political Economy 3
LAMP235/DSOC235 –Collective Behavior and Grassroots Organizing 3
LAMP241/DSOC241– Gender, Work and Food in Rural Societies 3
LAMP244/DSOC244– Poverty, Peace and the Peasantry 3
LAMP247/DSOC247– Social Programming Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation 3
LAMP252/DSOC252-Land Resources Management, Access and Benefit Sharing 3
Graduate Seminar
LAMP299 – Graduate Seminar 1
Master’s Thesis/Special Problem
LAMP300 –Master’s Thesis 6
LAMP300A – Special Project 3
SUMMARY
Courses Number of Units
DLAM MLAM MSLAM
Major/Required Courses 18 21 21
Elective - 12 6
Graduate Seminar 1 1 1
Special Project - 3 -
Master’s Thesis - - 6
Total No. of Units Required 19 37 34
Minimum no. of semester to
Finish the degree 2 4 4
Note:
a) Odd and even numbered courses are offered during the first and second semester of the school year, respectively.
b) After the first term, graduate students are required to form their Graduate Advisory Committee (GAC) and prepare their Plan of Course Work ( PCW). Forms can be secured at the Office of the Dean of the Graduate School.
Curriculum Guide: Master of Science in Land Administration and Management New Curriculum
Curriculum Guide: Master of Science in Land Administration and Management New Curriculum
Course Number and Descriptive Title Units
Required Course – 21 units (MLAM) 24 units (MSLAM)
LAMP211 – Land Administration and Management 3
LAMP223 – Land Tenure, Law and Policy 3
LAMP225 – Land Economics and Valuation 3
LAMP229 – Geospatial Technologies for Land Resourse Management 3
LAMP231 – Land Conflict Management 3
LAMP234 – Urban and Rural Land Use Planning 3
LAMP252 – Land Resourse Management, Access and Benefit Sharing 3
Elective Courses – 6 units minimum (MLAM)
LAMP221 – Sociology of Agriculture 3
LAMP224 – Demography 3
LAMP227 – Political Economy 3
LAMP241 – Gender, Work and Food in Rural Societies 3
LAMP244 – Poverty, Peace and the Peasantry 3
LAMP247 – Social Programming Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation 3
LAMP298 – Land Resources Management, Access and Benefit Sharing 3
Graduate Seminar
LAMP299 – Graduate Seminar 3
Master’s Thesis/Special Problem
LAMP300 –Master’s Thesis 6
LAMP300A – Capstone Project 3
SUMMARY
Courses Number of Units
MLAM MSLAM
Major/Required Courses 21 24
Elective 6
Graduate Seminar 3 3
Capstone Project 3 -
Master’s Thesis - 6
Total No. of Units Required 33 33
Minimum no. of semester to
Finish the degree 4 4
Note:
a) Odd and even numbered courses are offered during the first and second semester of the school year, respectively.
b) After the first term, graduate students are required to form their Graduate Advisory Committee (GAC) and prepare their Plan of Course Work ( PCW). Forms can be secured at the Office of the Dean of the Graduate School.
Curriculum Guide: MS in Home Economics
Title and Description of Courses Units
Core Courses – 3 units
HMEC201 – Family in an Ecosystem 3
Major Courses – 18 units (minimum)
Required:
ADED222 – Social Science Research 3
Other Options:
HMEC211 – Current Issues in Food and Nutrition 3
HMEC212 – Nutrition Education 3
HMEC213 – National Assessment and Intervention 3
HMEC221 – Advanced Textiles and Clothing 3
HMEC222 – Apparel Design 3
HMEC231 – Parenting and Child Development 3
HMEC232 – Curriculum Development in Early Childhood Education 3
HMEC233 – Gender and Development 3
HMEC241 – Craft Development 3
HMEC251 – Advanced Resource Management 3
HMEC261 – Problems and Issues in Home Economics 3
HMEC271 – Interior Design 3
HMEC291 – Special Topics 1-3
Minor/Cognate Courses –9 units (courses from another field of specialization)
HMEC299 – Graduate Seminar 1
HMEC300 –Master’s thesis 6
SUMMARY
Core Course ___ 3
Major ___ 18
Minor/Cognate ___ 9
Graduate Seminar ___ 1
Master’s Thesis ___ 6
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Total No. of Units Required 37
Note:
a) Not more than 6 units of 100 level courses may be credited for the degree program
b) Odd and even numbered courses are offered during the first and second semester of the school year, respectively.
c) After the first term, graduate students are required to form their Graduate Advisory Committee (GAC) and prepare their Plan of Course Work ( PCW). Forms can be secured at the Office of the Dean of the Graduate.
Curriculum Guide: MAgDev major in Home Economics
Title and Description of Courses Units
Core Courses – 6 units
AGDE201 – Rural Development Theories and Approaches 3
AGDE202 – Problems and Issues in Agricultural and Rural Dev’t. 3
Major Courses – 24 units (minimum)
Required:
HMEC201 – Family in an Ecosystem 3
Other Options:
HMEC211 – Current Issues in Food and Nutrition 3
HMEC212 – Nutrition Education 3
HMEC213 – National Assessment and Interventiom 3
HMEC221 – Advanced Textiles and Clothing 3
HMEC222 – Apparel Design 3
HMEC231 – Parenting and Child Development 3
HMEC232 – Curriculum Development in Early Childhood Education 3
HMEC233 – Gender and Development 3
HMEC241 – Craft Development 3
HMEC251 – Advanced Resource Management 3
HMEC261 – Problems and Issues in Home Economics 3
HMEC271 – Interior Design 3
HMEC291 – Special Topics 1-3
ADED222 – Social Science Research 3
Minor/Cognate Courses –9 units (courses from another field of specialization)
HMEC299 – Graduate Seminar 1
HMEC290 – Special Problem 2
SUMMARY
Core Course ___ 6
Major ___ 24
Minor/Cognate ___ 9
Graduate Seminar ___ 1
Special Problem ___ 2
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Total No. of Units Required 42
Note:
- Not more than 6 units of 100 level courses may be credited for the degree program
- Odd and even numbered courses are offered during the first and second semester of the school year, respectively.
- After the first term, graduate students are required to form their Graduate Advisory Committee (GAC) and prepare their Plan of Course Work (PCW). Forms can be secured at the Office of the Dean of the Graduate School.
Curriculum Guide: Master of Science in Plant Protection
Course Number and Descriptive Title Units
Core Course – 6 units
PPRT206 – Integrated Pest Management 3
PPRT207 – Plant Resistance to Pests 3
Major Courses *– 15 units (minimum)
PPRT251 – Ecology of Pests 3
PPRT253 – Environmental Plant Protection 3
PPRT255 – Weed-Insect-Pathogen Interaction 3
PPRT284 – Biological Transmission of Plant Pathogens 3
PPRT291 – Special Topics 1-3
Minor/Cognate Courses – 9 units (courses from another field of specialization)
PPRT299 – Graduate Seminar 1
PPRT300 – Master’s Thesis 6
SUMMARY
Core Courses ___ 6
Major ___ 15
Minor/Cognate ___ 9
Graduate Seminar ___ 1
Master’s Thesis ___ 6
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Total No. of Units Required 37
Note:
a) Not more than 6 units of 100 level courses may be credited for the degree program
b) Odd and even numbered courses are offered during the first and second semester of the school year, respectively.
c) After the first term, graduate students are required to form their Graduate Advisory Committee (GAC) and prepare their Plan of Course Work ( PCW). Forms can be secured at the Office of the Dean of the Graduate School.
