Course Outcome Summary 2026-27

SWPR 2000 Swine Records and Analysis

Course Information

Course information
Course Number SWPR 2000
Course Title Swine Records and Analysis
Description This course covers recordkeeping systems for wide range of swine enterprises with an emphasis on interpretation, terms, and accuracy factors. Swine record use and analysis to maintain efficient productivity in all aspects of the swine enterprise is stressed. Computerized record systems are compared and students have an opportunity to utilize PigChamp or Pigcare record information, as well as other computerized records in swine production systems. Students will explain industry benchmarks and factors that impact obtaining business production goals. (Prerequisites: None)
Total Credits 3
Total Hours 48
Types of Instruction: instruction type, credits, and hours
Instruction Type Credits and Hours
Lecture 3 Credits, 48 Hours

Pre/Corequisites

None

Institutional Core Competencies

Course Competencies

  1. Establish goal setting and production expectations.
  2. Recognize production record terms and management criteria.
  3. Conduct benchmarking analysis.
  4. Compile production and financial reports.
  5. Use various computerized record systems.
  6. Review human resource record requirements.
  7. Review environmental record considerations.
  8. Calculate production record problems to improve efficiency.
  9. Explain facility inventory management considerations.
  10. Appraise production and enterprise budgets.
  11. Develop labor and production schedules.

SCC Accessibility Statement

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