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FORESTRY 100
Introduction to Forestry
Fall
Semester
Instructor:
James Bohanek, M.S.
Office: 192 B
College of Agricultural Sciences
Building
Phone:
453-3341
Course
Objective: This course is disgned to: 1. Introduce you
to all of the faculty members in the Department of Forestry at SIUC, 2.
Educate you on the multiple-use aspects in the overall field of
forestry, 3. Inform you of management policies and trends on local,
national, & international levels, 4. Develop an understanding of
forest ecosystem managment, 5. Help you to understand the linkage and
interrelationahip of forestry to other disciplines of natural and
social sciences.
Course Format:
The lectures and presentations for each class
session will be conducted individual faculty members of the forestry
department. Each lecturer will present information regarding
their specific sub-discipline within the overall field of
forestry. They7 will be providing information from both
their teaching and research experiences. The information provided
during lecture will be supplemented with weekly reading assignments
from the text. Attendance is mandatory and will be factored into
the final grade. No absence will be excused except those approved
by the course instructor.
Text: Introduction
to Forest and Renewable REsources, 6th ed. 1995, Sharpe, et al., McGraw
Hill, Inc., 664pp.
Grading: The
majority of the grade from this class will be deterimined by your
performance on two hourly exams and a comprehensive final. Exams
will consist of lecture material and selection from assigned
readings. A smaller portion of your grade will be determined
based on your class attendance. At the beginning of each
class, an attendance sheet will be circultaed and it will be your
responsibility to place your name on the attendance sheet. If you
fail to sign the attendance sheet you will be counted as absent.
Grading Scale:
A = 450 - 500 pts ( 90 - 100 %)
B = 400 - 499 pts (80 - 89 %)
C = 350 - 399 pts (70 - 79%)
D = 300 - 349 pts (60 - 69%)
F = < 300 pts ( < 60%)
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