AQT 105 - " Water Quality for Freshwater Fishes "
Introduces students to the examination of the aquatic environment as it relates to freshwater fish growth, development and health. Concentrates on aspects of water quality which determine the suitability of water for holding and rearing of aquatic plants and animals. Presents methods and techniques to alter or improve water quality in response to changing environmental conditions or changes in husbandry. Provides a practical hands-on approach to water quality principles and management by stressing testing and analysis of water samples under laboratory and field conditions. Students become proficient in analytical procedures used for the determination of various water characteristics critical to fish culture.
Maximum Credis: 4 Credit Hours
Prerequisite Course (if any): None
Corequisite Course (if any): Water Quality for Freshwater Fishes laboratory co-requisite