The course explain about introduction of genetic: the trial of Mendel, the principle of segregation and independent assortment, analysis on dihybrid and monohybrid cross, gene cluster and the gene cluster sex, and multiple alleles; population genetics; concept of genetic evolution and speciation process. Topics include physiological process of getting food in autotrophic and heterotrophic; mechanisms of gas exchange in aquatic and terrestrial organisms; the evolution of the internal transport system and osmoregulation in certain animal groups; hormonal system of plants and animals; nervous system and muscles, and the concept of homeostasis. Ecological aspects also include plant zones in the world, productivity and design in relation to the dominant plants; concept of ecology and habitat unit and niche primary production, primary and secondary consumers, decomposers, food chains, energy flow, cycles nutrients / nutrient in ecosystems, the concept of limiting factors, the impact of human activity. The principle of preservation and renewal of natural resources, the role of the forest ecosystem, pollution, eutrophication and erosion are also discussed.

This course designed to guide student toward understanding soil as a system and component of different properties which affect plant growth. The different soil physical, chemical, and biological properties will be discuss relate to their important and influence on crop growth and production.

This course discuss topics related to agribusiness management such as the business of agribusiness, the organization of agribusiness, marketing management, human resource management, and financial management. . The focus is on keys concepts needed to successfully manage businesses, adding value to farm products and providing inputs to production agriculture. It aims to enable students who will be involved as managers, owners and employees associated with agribusiness to develop their skills in their related fields.

This course aims to expose the students to the process of agricultural development and changes from traditional to commercial agriculture within the context of an industrializing economy. In general, the objective of this course is to appreciate the role of agriculture in the various economy. Lastly, this course provide framework to understand and analyse the public policies applied to agriculture sector.

This course aims to expose the students to the potential and problems of agriculture trade. Therefore, students may be able to appreciate the role of trade in the development of agriculture.

This course provides students with exposure to the basic concepts of economics. The course is divided into microeconomics and macroeconomics. Topics include the theory of supply and demand, and market equilibrium price, and consumer behaviour theory, theory and firm cost, national income, aggregate supply and demand, money supply and money demand and monetary and fiscal policy.

This course provides students with exposure to the basic concepts of economics. The course is divided into microeconomics and macroeconomics. Topics include the theory of supply and demand, and market equilibrium price, and consumer behaviour theory, theory and firm cost, national income, aggregate supply and demand, money supply and money demand and monetary and fiscal policy.

This course provides students with exposure to the basic concepts of economics. The course is divided into microeconomics and macroeconomics. Topics include the theory of supply and demand, and market equilibrium price, and consumer behaviour theory, theory and firm cost, national income, aggregate supply and demand, money supply and money demand and monetary and fiscal policy.

This course provides students with exposure to the basic concepts of economics. The course is divided into microeconomics and macroeconomics. Topics include the theory of supply and demand, and market equilibrium price, and consumer behaviour theory, theory and firm cost, national income, aggregate supply and demand, money supply and money demand and monetary and fiscal policy.