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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN FISHERIES

Level III Phase 2

The results of research studies by the Department are then translated into

extension activities and other community services program. The faculty members

also serve as facilitators and resource persons on various environment-related

trainings and seminars.

ADEQUATE AND RELEVANT PROJECTS/ACTIVITIES TO ACHIEVE THE
OBJECTIVES

Student Researches

Research is essential in the development of competitive fisheries

professionals; this is included in the old and revised BS Fisheries curriculum.

BSF students are required to take FISH 200: Undergraduate Thesis for three

semesters allocated for proposal, conduct and final defence starting on the

second semester of their third year in the program. Table 3.3 (Curriculum map of

the revised BS Fisheries program) shows the relationship of these courses to the

program outcomes.

Table 3.3 Curriculum map of the revised BS Fisheries program

RELATIONSHIP OF COURSES TO PROGRAM OUTCOME
COURSES
a b c d e f g h i j
Professional Courses
Project development
and management P D I
Fisheries I P I P P
entrepreneurship
Fisheries extension I D P P P P D
Aquaculture P P I P D P
Aquatic Ecology I I P
Aquatic Resources I P P
Ichthyology P P
Fisheries Management P P P
Oceanography I P
Philippine Fishing I I I
Ground
Capture Fisheries P P P P P

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