Equine Science

An advanced science-based course designed to introduce students to the production and management of horses. Students will understand industry and scientific terminology, analyze and identify external anatomy and internal body systems and physiology, including: nutritional needs, reproduction methods and processes, genetic influence, health, disease, and facility management. Students will use species-specific evaluation and selection methods. Students will analyze the concepts and priciples of agriculture in society, revise their career and eductional goals, enhance personal, leadership and career skills, and career skills, and evaluate their progress and plan for achievement through continued work within the Supervise Agricultural Experience (SAE).

*Industry Certificate(s) Available*

Course Information

Course Subject
Course Number
CTE 9325
Course Duration
1 Semester
Course Credit
1.0 Practical Arts
Course Fee
$10.00 FFA Membership - required by state
Prerequisite
Introduction to Agriscience CTE 9301
Career Elevation and Technology Center