Forestry and greening of residential areas.

Department of Soil Science and Agricultural Technologies

Direction of training - 60820100 – Forestry and landscaping of residential areas

    Those who study in this area will have perfect knowledge of the field of forestry and landscaping of residential areas.

The 1st year will cover such subjects as Contemporary History of Uzbekistan (History of Samarkand Civilization), Foreign language 1-2 parts, Mechanization of forestry production, Uzbek (Russian) language, Botany and plant physiology parts 1-2, Forest law, Ecology and environmental protection. Higher mathematics, Physical education and sports, Information and communication technologies, Engineering geodesy and topographical drawing. All subjects are taught in Uzbek.

  From the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th courses they will undergo qualifying practice in forestry enterprises.

  In the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th courses, subjects in the specialty will be covered entirely.

  After successful completion of a 4-year training, the specialty of forest engineer and landscape designer is assigned.

  1 credit is equal to 30 academic hours.

   Grade point average (GPA) is determined annually in the third week of August.

     Military training classes are held at the expense of the hours of the block of elective subjects (subject to the mastery of elective subjects), and military training - at the expense of vacation time. The block of elective subjects is determined by the decision of the Council of Higher Education from a set of subjects that ensure the requirements, adaptability and mobility of the labor market and customer personnel.

     When creating a working curriculum based on the curriculum while maintaining the weekly volume of the student load, changing the size of the block of academic subjects to 5%, the volume of subjects in blocks to 10% and maintaining the total volume of the classroom load, the free volume of weekly loads in individual semesters can be indicated.

   The final state certification period includes the defense of the thesis.

  Workshops and laboratory work in subjects related to the specialization included in the curriculum are conducted in higher educational institutions and basic organizations and enterprises.

  In order to ensure the integrity of theory and practice, students' qualifying practice is carried out in basic organizations and enterprises.

  Physical education and sports science are organized as an optional course in sports sections of the voluntary choice of the student.

   Coursework is completed on a 1st credit basis through independent study hours allocated to the subject.

  1 credit out of 4 credits on the modern history of Uzbekistan is given as the history of Samarkand civilization (6 hours of lectures, 6 hours of seminars).

  Special courses “Human Rights, Women’s Rights and Children’s Rights” and “Development of Entrepreneurial Skills” are organized during extracurricular hours.

                             VACATION TIME:

1. Course 1:

- from the 5th week of December to the 1st week of January (12/25/2023-01/11/2024 for 2024

- from the 4th week of June to September (06/10/2024-09/02/2024 for 2024)

2. Course 2:

- from the 5th week of December to the 1st week of January (12/25/2024-01/07/2025 for 2024)

- from the 1st week of July to September (07/01/2025-09/02/2025 for 2025)

3. Course 3:

- from the 5th week of December to the 1st week of January (12/25/2025-01/07/2026 for 2025)

- from the 3rd week of July to September (07/01/2026-09/02/2026 for 2026)

4. Course 4:

- from the 5th week of December to the 1st week of January (12/25/2026-01/07/2027 for 2026)

- from the 4th week of June

                                          ITEMS

1. Recent history of Uzbekistan, Samarkand civilization
2. Foreign language part 1-2
3. Mechanization of forestry production
4. Uzbek (Russian) language: Use of the Uzbek language in this area.
5. Forest law
6. Ecology and environmental protection
7. Higher mathematics
8. Physical culture and sports
9. Botany and plant physiology, part 1-2.
10. Information and communication technologies
11. Engineering geodesy and topographical drawing.
12. Religious Studies
13. Soil science and agrochemistry part 1-2.
14. Dendrology part 1-2.
15. Forestry part 1-2
16. Forest entomology and phytopathology, part 1-2.
17. Greening residential areas, part 1-2
18. Philosophy
19. Forest taxation and forest management, part 1-2.
20. Landscape gardening and floriculture, part 1-2.
21. Cultivated forests, part 1-2
22. Forest selection
23. Forest reclamation part 1-2.
24. Garden and park construction and design, parts 1-2.
25. Organization of forestry and production
26. Wildfires
27. Planting forests on rainfed lands.