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CSES 7956 Seminar
ABOUT THE COURSE:
Required of all graduate students in Crop, Soil and Environmental Sciences department. Student presents the thesis work or special project to the department as a formal seminar. This course is pass/fail.
Master of Science students must present a literature review seminar and a results seminar.
SEMINAR:
1 credit hour. Course may be repeated for a maximum of 2 credit hours.
PREREQUISITE:
None.