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 Syllabus for fall semester 2009

Week 1

Wed. 2 Sept. The IPM paradigm: concepts, strategies and tactics

Fri.

4 Sept.

Economic impacts of IPM

Week 2

 

Mon.

7 Sept.

Labor Day holiday

Tues.

9 Sept.

Economic decision rules for IPM

Wed..

11. Sept.

Decision making and economic risk in IPM

Week 3

 

Mon.

14 Sept.

IPM as applied ecology: the biological precepts

Wed.

16 Sept.

Population dynamics and species interactions

Fri.

18 Sept

Sampling for detection, estimation and IPM decision making

Week 4

 

Mon.

21 Sept.

Application of aeriobiology to IPM

Wed.

23 Sept.

Introduction and augmentation of biological control agents

Fri.

25 Sept.

Crop diversification strategies for pest regulation in IPM systems

Week 5 

 

Mon.

28 Sept.

Manipulation of arthropod pathogens for IPM

Wed.

30 Sept.

Integrating conservation biological control into IPM systems

Fri.

2 Oct.

Barriers to adoption of biological control agents and biological pesticides

Week 6 

 

Mon.

5 Oct.

Integrating pesticides with biotic and biological control control for arthropod pest management

Wed

7 Oct.

Pesticide resistance management

Fri. 

9 Oct.

Assessing environmental risks of pesticides

Week 7 

 

Mon.

12 Oct.

Assessing pesticide risks to humans: putting science to practice

Wed.

14 Oct.

Advances in breeding for host plant resistance

Fri.

16 Oct.

Resistance management to transgenic plants

Week 8 

 

Mon.

19 Oct.

Role of biotechnology in sustainable agriculture

Wed.

21 oct.

Use of pheromones in IPM

Fri.

23 Oct.

Insect endocrinology and hormone-based pest control products in IPM

Week 9

 

Mon.

26 Oct.

Eradication: strategies and tactics

Wed.

28 Oct.

Insect managment with physical methods in pre- and postharvest situations

Fri.

30 Oct.

Cotton arthropod IPM

Week 10

 

Mon.

2 Nov.

Citrus IPM

Wed.

4 Nov.

IPM in greenhouse vegetables and ornamentals

Fri.

6 Nov.

Seed potato IPM

Week 11 

 

Mon.

9 Nov.

Rice IPM

Wedv.

11 Nov.

IPM in structural habitats

Fri.

13 Nov.

Fire ant IPM

Week 12

 

Mon.

16 Nov.

Integrated vector management for malaria

Wed.

18 Nov.

Gypsy moth IPM

Fri. 

20 Nov.

IPM for invasive species

Week 13

 

Mon.

23 Nov.

IPM information technology

Wed.

25 Nov.

Private sector roles in advancing IPM adoption

Fri.

27 Nov.

Thanksgiving Holiday

Week 14

 

Mon.

30 Nov.

IPM: ideals and realities in developing countries

Wed.

2 Dec.

The USA National IPM Roadmap, term paper due

Fri.

4 Dec.

The role of assessment and evaluation in IPM implementation

Week 15  

Mon.

7 Dec.

From integrated pesticide managment to organic and sustainable agriculture

Wed. 9 Dec. Future of IPM: a worldwide perspective

Fri.

11. Dec

Study day

Week 16  
Mon.-Fri. 14-18 Dec. Final examinations
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