EQUS 203 - Equine Science II

4 Credit(s)

In this two-course series, the student will learn the fundamentals of equine anatomy, physiology, and diseases using a step-wise systems approach. The normal anatomy and physiology of each system of the horse are covered initially, and then basic pathologic concepts and important diseases of each system are investigated. This second part of the two-part series will cover the nervous system, endocrine system, urogenital system, integumentary system, special senses, and the basics of equine genetics and reproduction. Students will be expected to demonstrate an understanding and comprehension of course content through class discussions, laboratories, examinations, and other written assignments. $40 Course Fee.

Prerequisite(s): EQUS 202; or c/i.
(spring)