AGED 3320 - Public Policies in Agriculture

Credit Hours: 3
Contact Hours Lecture: 3
Contact Hours Lab: 0

An analysis of evolving concepts and philosophies of agricultural and governmental programming, while applying analytical methods and critical thinking skills in assessing the role of politics in policy making. Students can interpret complex and conflicting data and arguments, evaluate alternative courses of action, and anticipate the consequences of policy choices. Students will learn how to find and interpret policy relevant information and to acquire an understanding of the limitations to what government can do about public problems.

Equivalencies: ANSC 3320 (to Summer 2022).

Campus: ALP

Texas Common Core:
Course Level: Junior