FAS 6932 | Fish & Water Quality
This course discusses International, Federal, and State of Florida water quality standards and how each standard affects fish. Students learn the facts behind the...
FAS 6932 | Fish & Limnology
This course provides students with a basic understanding of fishery and limnological science. Knowledge will be gained through classroom lectures and hands-on experience with...
FAS 6165 | Fish & Crustacean Nutrition
This course will acquaint students with basic principles of nutrition and formulation of diets for fish and crustaceans in aquaculture. Lectures will cover digestive...
FAS 6932 | UF in the UK: Coastal Biology, Natural History & Culture
The coast of the United Kingdom has a remarkable history that intertwines its unique cultural and biological characteristics. This course explores coastal and nearshore...
FAS 6932 | Spatial Sciences for Marine Environmental Characterization Copy
An introduction to the geospatial technologies, concepts and methods required to analyze and manage geographic data used in a context of marine habitat mapping....
FAS 6932 | Reproductive Dynamics of Fish and Fisheries
This course covers reproductive biology and ecology of fishes in relation to fisheries and fisheries management, including: reproductive modes and cycles, gonad development and...
FAS 6932 | Global Change in Freshwater Ecosystems
This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of human impacts in freshwater ecosystems and challenges and approaches for conserving freshwater diversity...
FAS 6932 | Freshwater Ecology
This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of key concepts in freshwater ecology. Material will focus on physical and chemical aspects...
FAS 6910 | Supervised Research
Firsthand, authentic research in fisheries and aquatic sciences under the supervision of a faculty member. Projects may involve inquiry, design, investigation, scholarship, discovery or...
FAS 6905 | Individual Study
Individual study of a selected topic in fisheries and aquatic sciences as contracted with the instructor at the start of the term. Credits: variable...
FAS 6705 | Fisheries and Aquaculture: An Economics Perspective
This course introduces students to important issues in fisheries and aquaculture management from an economic perspective, exploring the incentives of various stakeholders in utilizing...
FAS 6416 | Spatial Ecology & Modeling of Fish Populations
Theoretical models, methods and data analyses to track, explain and utilize the spatial behavior of fish populations. Credits: 2 Prerequisites: A graduate course in...
FAS 6356 | Fisheries Enhancement
Fisheries enhancements are a set of fisheries management approaches involving the release of cultured organisms to enhance or restore fisheries. The course aims to...
FAS 6355C | Fisheries Management
Integrating scientific, social, political, and legal factors in fisheries management. Credits: 3 Offered in odd years. face-to-face and online versions There are no labs...
FAS 6339C | Advanced Quantitative Fisheries Assessment
Covers topics related to fisheries stock assessment and management. This course focuses on modern assessment techniques and their associated challenges. Credits: 4 Prerequisites: STA...
FAS 6337C | Fish Population Dynamics
Analyzing fish populations for management purposes. Methods for estimating population parameters such as growth, recruitment, and mortality. Using population parameters and computer models to...
FAS 6273 | Trophic Ecology of Fishes
Tropic ecology of fishes, including: food habit analyses, diet breadth, diet overlap, prey selectivity, prey digestion, gut evacuation, consumption, food-web linkages, foraging connections through...
FAS 6256 | Fish & Aquatic Invertebrate Histology
Covers basic interpretation of the fixed tissue microanatomy and physiology of fish, bivalves, and corals, and introduces common histopathologic (disease) findings. Credits: 3 Offered...