School of Ecology San José

• Mathematics I
• Foundations of Natural Sciences and the Atmosphere
• Inorganic Chemistry
• General Botany
• Resources of the Tropical Regions
• Module of Integration of Knowledge I
• Introduction to Law I
• Operation of Agricultural Equipment I
• Language and Literature

• Mathematics II
• Organic Chemistry
• Guatemalan Environmental Legislation
• Applied Physics
• Tropical Cultures I
• Foundations for Management of the Resources of the Tropic
• Systems and Methods Compared of Handling of
• Human, Technological and Financial Resources
• Module of Integration of Knowledge II
• Foundations of Economy
• Basic Planning (Logical Frame)

• Mathematics III
• Tropical Cultures II
• Enterprise Project I
• Edafology
• Administration I
• Accounting I
• Rural Constructions I
• Technical Drawing
• Macroeconomy
• Foundations of Sociology

• Statistic I
• Mathematics IV
• Animal Sustainable Production
• Commercialization and Certification
• Enterprise Project II
• Sustainable Integral Farms
• Models and Compared Methods of Handling
• of Natural, Tourist and Energetic Resources
• Ground Handling and Conservation
• Topography
• Mathematical Financier I

• Biochemistry
• Handling and Recovery of Hydrographic River Basins
• International Environmental Legislation
• Agrarian Law
• Statistical Methods for Investigators I
• Models and Compared Methods of Handling of Natural,
• Tourist and Energetic Resources II
• Microbiology
• Topography II
• Animal Reproduction and Lactation
• Oratory

To approve the courses of the previous semester

• Ecological Handling of Plagues
• Forest Inventories
• Models and Compared Methods of Handling of
• Natural, tourist and Energetic Resources III
• Tropical Fruit growing
• Nontraditional Crops
• Hydrology and Meteorology
• Dasonomy
• Agro ecology
• Geology and Geomorphology
• Economic Geography and Geographic Information
• Systems -GIS
• Inscription and obligatory attendance to the
• special program of graduation.

To approve the courses of the previous semester

• Systematic Botany
• Agricultural Systems of Sustainable Production
• Environmental Chemistry
• Handling of Solid Remainders
• Control of the Contamination
• Handling of Wild Fauna and Flora
• Phytopathology
• Hydraulics
• Design and Analysis of Experimental Methods
• English I
• Obligatory attendance to the special program
• of graduation.

To approve the courses of the previous semester

• Design, Planning and Environmental Handling
• Study of Environmental Impact
• Forest Inventories
• Models and Methods of Valuation of the Services
• and Benefits that offer the Resources of the Tropic.
• Irrigations and Drainages
• Agro industry
• Territorial Ordering
• Administration of Operations I
• Smaller Cattle
• English II
• Obligatory attendance to the special program
• of graduation.

To approve the courses of the previous semester