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Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences Courses For Graduate at Virginia Polytechnic Institute And State University

CSES 4114 (ENSC 4114) - Soil Physics
Application of the principles of physics and mathematical analysis to the study of soils. Covers the physical nature and properties of soil solids, basic soil mechanics, physical state of water in soils, infiltration and movement of water in soils, mass transport in soil solutions, soil gases and soil aeration, heat and heat transfer in soils. I
Credit Hours: 0 to 4
Lecture Hours: 0 to 3
Level(s): Undergraduate and Graduate
Instruction Type: Lab, Lecture

CSES 4124 - Soil Survey and Taxonomy
Identification and evaluation of soil morphological characteristics; techniques for writing soil map and taxonomic unit descriptions; characterization and delineation of soil landscapes into discrete soil map units on an aerial photographic base; classification of soil taxonomic units by criteria of the National Cooperative Soil Survey. Co: 3114 or 3124. I
Credit Hours: 0 to 3
Lecture Hours: 0 to 1
Level(s): Undergraduate and Graduate
Instruction Type: Lab, Lecture

CSES 4134 - Soil Genesis and Classification
The form and dynamics of soil bodies across the landscape; soil-forming factors and processes; state factor analysis as a predictive tool to explain the evolution of unique soils across the terrain; diagnostic horizons and other important pedological features used in Soil Taxonomy; history and development of soil classification systems. Taught even years. II
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Undergraduate and Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture

CSES 4144 - Plant Breeding and Genetics
Genetic variation in plants and its importance in plant breeding, and comparisons of theories and procedures in breeding of self-pollinated versus cross-pollinated plants. Taught even years. II
Credit Hours: 0 to 3
Lecture Hours: 0 to 2
Level(s): Undergraduate and Graduate
Instruction Type: Lab, Lecture

CSES 4164 (ENSC 4164) (CEE 4164) (BIOL 4164) - Environmental Microbiology
Ecology, physiology, and diversity of soil and aquatic microorganisms; incorporates the significance of these topics within the context of environmental applications such as bioremediation, wastewater treatment, control of plant- pathogens in agriculture, and pollution abatement in natural systems. The laboratory portion of the course will stress methodology development, isolation and characterization of microorganisms from natural and engineered systems, and examination of the roles of microorganisms in biogeochemical cycling. II
Credit Hours: 0 to 3
Lecture Hours: 0 to 2
Level(s): Undergraduate and Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture

CSES 4214 - Soil Fertility and Management
Soil productivity and nutrients required for crop growth; fertilizer sources and nutrient reactions in soil; methods of fertilizer nutrient placement in major tillage systems; and interpretation of soil tests and plant analyses for determining crop nutrient requirements. I
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Undergraduate and Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture

CSES 4224 - Soil Fertility and Management Laboratory
Determination of essential elements for plant growth in soils and plants. Techniques for obtaining representative soil and plant samples. Comparison of soil test methods and interpretation of results and instrumentation utilized in analytical work. I
Credit Hours: 1

Level(s): Undergraduate and Graduate
Instruction Type: Lab

CSES 4344 - Crop Physiology and Ecology
Developmental and ecological processes important in cropping situations: seed physiology, root and canopy development, flowering, water stress, energy flow, competition; emphasis on physiological adaptations, limitations to yield, and yield-optimizing strategies. II
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Undergraduate and Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture

CSES 4444 - Advanced Crop Management
Analysis and evaluation of conventional and alternative crop management systems; natural resource problems associated with agriculture; directions of crop management research and science; low-input, sustainable agriculture. II
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Undergraduate and Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture

CSES 4524 - Agrometeorology
In-depth, quantitative treatment of weather in relation to crop production. Covers physical basis for global weather and weather patterns, measurement of weather elements, analysis and interpretation of weather data series, quantifying the influence of weather on crop growth and development, estimating dynamic energy and water balance of field crops using weather data series, soil heat transfer, and bio-physical crop models.
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Undergraduate and Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture

CSES 4544 - Forage Crop Ecology
Species adaptation interrelated with soil, climatic, and biotic factors as associated with establishment, production, utilization, and nutritional value of forages. II
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Undergraduate and Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture

CSES 4594 (CEE 4594) - Soil and Groundwater Pollution
Application of mathematical models for chemical movement in soils and groundwater to evaluate soil and groundwater pollutant behavior; discussion of pollution remediation technologies; design of subsurface monitoring networks; case studies in soil and groundwater pollution; applications to landfills, waste spills, septic drainfields, pesticide/fertilizer leaching, and other problems of environmental concern. I,II
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Undergraduate and Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture

CSES 4644 - Land-based Systems for Waste Treatment
Soils as a medium for waste treatment; potential for environmental degradation from biologicals and chemicals added to soils; development of land-based treatment and utilization systems for solid and liquid wastes; issues and concerns relating to large-scale applications of municipal and industrial wastes to land. Taught odd years. II
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Undergraduate and Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture

CSES 4734 (ENSC 4734) (CHEM 4734) - Environmental Soil Chemistry
Chemistry of inorganic and organic soil components with emphasis on environmental significance of soil solution-solid phase equilibria, sorption phenomena, ion exchange processes, reaction kinetics, redox reactions, and acidity and salinity processes. I
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Undergraduate and Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture

CSES 4754 (ENSC 4754) (CHEM 4754) - Instrumental Analysis for Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
Theory and principles of common analytical instruments and their applications to agriculture and environmental science research. Topics include atomic absorption and emission spectroscopy, spectrophotometric methods (UV, visible, luminescence, and automation), chromatography, ion-selective electrodes, and microwave digestion. Infrared spectroscopy, atomic ratio and molecular mass spectroscopy, nuclear magnetic resonance will also be included. Provides hands-on experience with modern analytical instruments. Prerequisites or graduate standing required. II
Credit Hours: 0 to 4
Lecture Hours: 0 to 3
Level(s): Undergraduate and Graduate
Instruction Type: Lab, Lecture

CSES 4844 (GEOG 4844) (ENSC 4844) - Soil Interpretation using GIS and DSS
Use of Geographic Information System (GIS) software to compile digital maps, imagery, and natural resource data. Digital data will be downloaded from the Internet and verified in the field with GPS units. Decision support systems (DSS) will be used to produce interpretative maps from digital soil data. A hypothesis, proposal, and GIS project will be created and project results presented in class. Attendance required on daylong field trips to GIS application sites. Taught odd years. II
Credit Hours: 0 to 3
Lecture Hours: 0 to 2
Level(s): Undergraduate and Graduate
Instruction Type: Lab, Lecture

CSES 4854 (ENSC 4854) - Wetland Soils and Mitigation
Wetland soils as components of natural landscapes: biogeochemistry, hydrology, geomorphology, hydric soil indicators, and classification. Soil and hydrolic factors important to wetland delineation and jurisdictional determination. Mitigation of wetland impacts with emphasis on restoration and creation. Constructed wetlands for water treatment. Odd years. I
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Undergraduate and Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture

CSES 5004 (FST 5004) (FOR 5004) (FIW 5004) (ENT 5004) (APSC 5004) - Graduate Seminar
Lectures and discussions by faculty and graduate students on current research topics in the areas of crop science, soil science and environmental quality. May be repeated. I,II
Credit Hours: 1
Lecture Hours: 1
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture

CSES 5114 - Soils for Professionals
Characterization of soils as a natural resource emphasizing their physical, chemical, mineralogical, and biological properties in relation to nutrient availability, fertility, plant growth, land-use management, waste application, soil and water quality, and food production. Calculations used in land-use management. Pre: One year of introductory biology and chemistry. Graduate standing required.
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture, Online Course

CSES 5124 - Topics in Soil Genesis
Topics in soil genesis of regional interest will be addressed. This is a one-week field course that will rotate each year among four regions in the northeastern United States. The regions are Virginia-Maryland, Pennsylvania-West Virginia, New York, and the New England states. This will provide students the opportunity to observe and study soils in the field over a much broader geographic area that otherwise is not possible in a conventional semester course. May be repeated. III
Credit Hours: 1

Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lab

CSES 5144 - Advanced Plant Breeding and Genetics
Plant genetics and breeding theory and methodology in the improvement of self-pollinating species; emphasis on genetic diversity, gene transfer and inheritance, gene expression and interaction, and phenotypic selection and stability; goals and criteria in hybridization, breeding systems, and breeding for disease resistance. II
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture

CSES 5214 - Soil-Plant Relationships
An interdisciplinary study of soil-plant relationships, with particular emphasis placed on soil chemical and physical properties and their influence on plant growth and development. Topics studied include: root growth, soil compaction, water in the soil-plant-atmosphere continuum, soil acidity, nutrient movement to plant roots, soil aeration, and nitrogen in the soil-plant environment. II
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture

CSES 5244 (GEOG 5244) - Advanced Soil Interpretation Using GIS and DSS
Use of Geographic Information System (GIS) software to compile digital maps, imagery, and natural resource data and decision support systems (DSS) to produce interpretative maps from digital soil data as part of a research proposal and project. Field trip and class attendance required.
Credit Hours: 0 to 3
Lecture Hours: 0 to 2
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lab, Lecture

CSES 5304 (HORT 5304) - Advanced Plant Genetics and Breeding
Plant breeding theory and methodology for the improvement of argonomic and horticultural crops; genetic diversity; polyploidy; gene inheritance, expression, interaction, and stability; incompatibility; male sterility; haploidy; genetic engineering and transformation; parental selection, hybridization, and population development; breeding methods, genotypic and phenotypic line selection and evaluation; strategies for cultivar development including marker assisted selection and breeding for durable disease resistance. Graduate standing required.
Credit Hours: 0 to 4
Lecture Hours: 0 to 3
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lab, Lecture

CSES 5344 - Advanced Crop Physiology
Physiological considerations in a crop community: light interception, gas exchange, water stress, flowering, and senescence; key metabolic processes that most directly affect yield: photosynthesis (C3 and C4), photorespiration, and N-metabolism; cropping systems as symbioses. II
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture

CSES 5444 - Agronomic Research
Principles and problems encountered with planning, establishing, executing, and interpreting experiments. Practical methodology associated with commonly used field, laboratory, greenhouse, and growth chamber experiments. Topics include: proposals, planning experiments, managing experiments, experimental materials, field plot techniques, collecting and recording data, statistical analyses, coping with errors, and presenting results. II
Credit Hours: 0 to 3
Lecture Hours: 0 to 2
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lab, Lecture

CSES 5544 - Soil-plant-animal Interrelationships in Grasslands
The principles of plant competition and succession during the establishment and maintenance of herbaceous species and communities are interrelated to soil, biotic, and microclimatic factors and their interactions. Ecological and nutritional principles embodying plant and animal factor in the utilization of herbaceous plants by livestock are established. Research methodology in grassland systems is presented. II
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture

CSES 5554 - Ecology of Grazing Land Systems
A multi-disciplinary, multi-institution, field course. Students travel through diverse ecosystems studying the components and functions of grazing lands. Attention is to: (a) how components and functions vary to ecoregion; (b) research needs, objectives, and techniques in soil-plant -animal research; (c) forage-livestock ecology and systems in crop-, pasture-, range-, and forestlands; (d) the role of forages in conservation, wildlife habitat, and sustainable agriculture; and (e) industries involved with forages and livestock. given to: (a) how components and functions vary by ecoregion; (b) research needs, objectives, and techniques in soil-plant-animal research; (c) forage- livestock ecology and systems in crop-, pasture-, range-, and forestlands; (d) the role of forages in conservation, wildlife habitat, and sustainable agriculture; and (e) industries involved with forages and livestock. X grade applies.
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 1
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lab, Lecture

CSES 5604 - Environmental Science Concepts for Professionals
Physical, chemical, and biological principles and processes that are central to human-environment interactions. Emphasizes air and water resoures and the role of energy in human and natural systems. Major U.S. environmental legislation and regulations. Pre: Two semesters each of college chemistry and biology and one semester of economics. Graduate standing required.
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture, Online Course

CSES 5634 - Soil Chemistry
Chemical and colloidal properties of clays and organic matter in soil systems including ion exchange, retention and precipitation; soil acidity and salinity; mineral weathering and formation; oxidation-reduction reactions; trace and toxic elements, and organic pollutants in soils. I
Credit Hours: 0 to 4
Lecture Hours: 0 to 3
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lab, Lecture

CSES 5694 (BIOL 5694) - Soil Biochemistry
Comprehensive presentation and analysis of the biochemistry of soil humic acid formation, physicochemical properties of humic substances, and interactions of soil humic substances with toxic organics and metals. Microbial degradation of organics, including pesticides, and the fate of genetically engineered microbes in soil. II
Credit Hours: 0 to 3
Lecture Hours: 0 to 2
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lab, Lecture

CSES 5734 (GEOL 5734) - Clay Mineralogy
Structure, composition, classification, identification, and properties of clay minerals; emphasis on characteristics of mixed-phase systems in sediments and soils. II
Credit Hours: 0 to 4
Lecture Hours: 0 to 3
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lab, Lecture

CSES 5844 (GBCB 5844) - Mol Gen/Crop Improv- Plant Genomics
Comprehensive overview of genomics and its applications. Topics include: molecular markers, map construction, map-based cloning, quantitative trait loci, and functional genomics. Even Years. Pre: Knowledge of general principles of genetics and molecular biology. I.
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture

CSES 5854 - Advanced Wetland Soils
Hydric soil identification and delineation, wetland water budgets, restoration of damaged wetlands, and creation of compensation wetlands. Utilization of advanced soil information systems and GIS/GPS in wetlands study. Constructed wetlands for water treatment. Mandatory 3 -day field trip. May not be taken after CSES/ENSC 4854. Graduate standing required. Odd years. I.
Credit Hours: 0 to 4
Lecture Hours: 0 to 3
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lab, Lecture

CSES 5864 - Advanced Wetland Soils and Mitigation
Wetland soils as components of natural landscapes and their interactions with hydrologic systems. Hydric soil identification and delineation, preparation of wetland water budgets, restoration of damaged wetlands, and creation of compensation wetlands. Utilization of advanced soil information systems and GIS/GPS in wetlands study. Constructed wetlands for nutrient removal and acid mine drainage treatment.
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture, Online Course

CSES 5874 - Reclamation of Disturbed Lands
Human disturbances of soils and landscapes and various remediation strategies. Environmental impacts of coal and metal mining, mineral processing, highway or utility corridor development, and urbanization. Field and lab testing protocols; development of site-specific revegetation protocols. Acid mine drainage and treatment, including use of artificial wetlands.
Credit Hours: 3
Lecture Hours: 3
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lecture, Online Course

CSES 5904 (UAP 5904) (TA 5904) (STAT 5904) (PPWS 5904) (PHYS 5904) (PAPA 5904) (NR 5904) (NE 5904) (MSE 5904) (MKTG 5904) (MINE 5904) (ME 5904) (ISE 5904) (HTM 5904) (HORT 5904) (GIA 5904) (GEOG 5904) (FST 5904) (FOR 5904) (FIW 5904) (ESM 5904) (ENT 5904) (ENGR 5904) (EDPE 5904) (EDHL 5904) (EDCT 5904) (EDCI 5904) (ECPE 5904) (ECE 5904) (DASC 5904) (CS 5904) (COMM 5904) (CHEM 5904) (CHE 5904) (CEE 5904) (BSE 5904) (BMES 5904) (BC 5904) (ARCH 5904) (APSC 5904) (AOE 5904) (ALS 5904) (AHRM 5904) (AEE 5904) (AAEC 5904) - Project and Report
Project for non-thesis Masters of Science degree option. To constitute 3 to 6 of the 30 credit hours required for the degree. This course will emphasize critical interpretation, review, and oral/written reporting of an assigned topic. Review grade only. May be repeated. I,II,III
Credit Hours: 1 to 19
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Research

CSES 5974 - Independent Study

Credit Hours: 1 to 19
Lecture Hours: 1 to 19
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Independent Study

CSES 5984 - Special Study

Credit Hours: 1 to 19
Lecture Hours: 1 to 10
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lab, Lecture, Lecture 1, Lecture 2, Lecture 3

CSES 5994 - Research and Thesis

Credit Hours: 1 to 19
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Research

CSES 6634 - Soil Physical and Colloidal Chemistry
Rigorous theoretical and applied treatments of soils and molecular adsorption, desorption, distribution, and exchange from soil colloidal systems. II
Credit Hours: 0 to 4
Lecture Hours: 0 to 3
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Lab, Lecture

CSES 7994 - Research and Dissertation

Credit Hours: 1 to 19
Level(s): Graduate
Instruction Type: Research

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