AVS 330 Social Behavior of Animals

This course examines the origins, influences, implications and interpretation of social animal behavior as a foundation for applying animal welfare practices across companion, farm, and wildlife species. This course provides students with the tools to interpret the behavior of animals that humans care for and the practical skills to assess and implement animal health plans for their well-being. Credit(s): 4

Prerequisite(s): AH 101- Introduction to Animal Health and Welfare

AVS 211- Animal Anatomy & Physiology

AVSL 211- Animal Anatomy & Physiology Lab

BIO 111  OR BIO 122  
Corequisite(s): AVSL 330 Interpreting Animal Behavior for Welfare Lab