Graduate Degree Programs
Course Number and Descriptive Title Units
Core Course – 3 units
ADED222 – Social Science Research 3
Major Courses – 18 units (minimum)
LTNG205 – Related Activities in Language Teaching 3
LNTG207 – Introductory Linguistics 3
LTNG209 – Second Language Teaching for Special Curricular Programs 3
LTNG211 – Teaching Literature 3
LTNG212 – Teaching in Advanced Composition 3
LTNG214 – Teaching Reading 3
LTNG216 – Teaching Speech Communication 3
LTNG218 – Sociolinguistics 3
LTNG221 – Language Testing 3
LTNG223 – English for Specific Purposes 3
LTNG225 – Psycholinguistics 3
LTNG227 – Instructional Materials Dev’t. for Special Academic Needs 3
LTNG291 – Special Topics 1-3
Minor/Cognate Courses – 9 units (courses from another field of specialization)
LTNG299 – Graduate Seminar 1
LTNG300 – Master’s Thesis 6
SUMMARY
Major ___ 21
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.
Course Number and Descriptive Title Units
Core Course – 3 units
ADED222 – Social Science Research 3
Major Courses – 18 units (minimum)
LTNG205 – Related Activities in Language Teaching 3
LNTG207 – Introductory Linguistics 3
LTNG209 – Second Language Teaching for Special Curricular Programs 3
LTNG211 – Teaching Literature 3
LTNG212 – Teaching in Advanced Composition 3
LTNG214 – Teaching Reading 3
LTNG216 – Teaching Speech Communication 3
LTNG218 – Sociolinguistics 3
LTNG221 – Language Testing 3
LTNG223 – English for Specific Purposes 3
LTNG225 – Psycholinguistics 3
LTNG227 – Instructional Materials Dev’t. for Special Academic Needs 3
LTNG291 – Special Topics 1-3
Minor/Cognate Courses – 9 units (courses from another field of specialization)
LTNG299 – Graduate Seminar 1
LTNG300 – Master’s Thesis 6
SUMMARY
Major ___ 21
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.
Course Number and Descriptive Title Units
Core Course – 3 units
ADED222 – Social Science Research 3
Major Courses – 18 units (minimum)
LTNG205 – Related Activities in Language Teaching 3
LNTG207 – Introductory Linguistics 3
LTNG209 – Second Language Teaching for Special Curricular Programs 3
LTNG211 – Teaching Literature 3
LTNG212 – Teaching in Advanced Composition 3
LTNG214 – Teaching Reading 3
LTNG216 – Teaching Speech Communication 3
LTNG218 – Sociolinguistics 3
LTNG221 – Language Testing 3
LTNG223 – English for Specific Purposes 3
LTNG225 – Psycholinguistics 3
LTNG227 – Instructional Materials Dev’t. for Special Academic Needs 3
LTNG291 – Special Topics 1-3
Minor/Cognate Courses – 9 units (courses from another field of specialization)
LTNG299 – Graduate Seminar 1
LTNG300 – Master’s Thesis 6
SUMMARY
Major ___ 21
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.
| Course Number and Descriptive Title | Units |
|
Core Course – 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) |
|
| PPRT206 – Integrated Pest Management | 3 |
| PPRT207 – Plant Resistance to Pests | 3 |
| 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 |
| 100- level courses (2 courses, 3 units each) | 6 |
|
Minor/Cognate Courses – 9 units (courses from another field of specialization) |
|
| PPRT299 – Graduate Seminar | 1 |
| PPRT290 – Special Problem | 2 |
|
SUMMARY |
|
| Major | - 24 |
| Minor/Cognate | - 9 |
| Graduate Seminar | - 1 |
| Special Problem | - 2 |
|
Total No. of Units Required: |
42 |
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.
| Course Number and Descriptive Title | Units | |
|
Core Course – 6 units |
||
| AGDE201 – Rural Development Theories and Approaches | 3 | |
| AGDE202 – Problems and Issues in Agricultural and Rural Development | 3 | |
|
Major Courses – 24 units (minimum) |
||
| PPAT212 – Post Harvest Pathology | 3 | |
| PPAT214 – Advanced Plant Virology | 3 | |
| PPAT215 – Advanced Phytobacteriology | 3 | |
| PPAT216 – Advanced Mycology | 3 | |
| PPAT217 – Plant Pathogenic Fungi | 3 | |
| PPAT218 – Advanced Nematology | 3 | |
| PPAT219 – Soilborne Pathogens and Mycorrhiza | 3 | |
| PPAT221 – Anatomy of Diseased Plants | 3 | |
| PPAT226 – Physiological Plant Pathology | 3 | |
| PPAT231 – Microbial Genetics | 3 | |
| PPAT233 – Genetics of Host-Parasite Interactions | 3 | |
| PPAT248 – Taxonomy of Nematodes | 3 | |
| PPAT251 – Epidemiology of Plant Diseases | 3 | |
| PPAT271 – Advances in Plant Disease Control | 3 | |
| PPAT291 – Special Topics | 1-3 | |
|
Minor/Cognate Courses – 9 units (courses from another field of specialization) |
||
| PPAT299 – Graduate Seminar | 1 | |
| PPAT290 – Special Problem | 2 | |
|
SUMMARY |
|
| Major | 24 |
| Graduate Seminar | 1 |
| Special Problem | 2 |
| Total No. of Units Required: | 42 |
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.
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.
Master of Agricultural Development
Language Teaching
Core Courses – 6 units
AGDE 201 Rural Development Theories and Approaches
AGDE 202 Problems and Issues in Agricultural and Rural Development
MAJOR COURSES (minimum of 24 units)
LTNG 205 Related Activities in Language Teaching
LTNG 207 Introductory Linguistics
LTNG 209 Second Language Teaching Approaches and Methodologies
LTNG 211 Teaching Literature
LTNG 212 Techniques in Advanced Composition
LTNG 214 Teaching Reading
LTNG 216 Teaching Speech Communication
LTNG 218 Sociolinguistics
LTNG 221 Language Testing
LTNG 223 English for Specific Purposes
LTNG 225 Psycholinguistics
LTNG 227 Instructional Materials Development for Special Academic Needs
LTNG 291 Special Topics
Minor/Cognate Courses – 9 units (courses from another field of specialization)
LTNG 299 Graduate Seminar
LTNG 290 Special Problem
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.
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
----
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.