The Agricultural Systems Technology program prepares individuals to maintain and repair specialized farm, ranch and agribusiness power equipment and vehicles. It includes instruction in the principles of diesel, combustion, electrical, steam, hydraulic and mechanical systems, and it covers the following applications:
Students receive instruction in engines, hydraulics, electrical, electronic, and powertrain systems, among other topics. Depending on the major area chosen, coursework may include the following:
Work-Based Learning opportunities, formerly known as co-op, are available.
Graduates should be prepared to take professional exams and start as entry-level technicians in the transportation industry.
Agricultural Systems Technology is a limited-enrollment program and has unique admission requirements, policies, procedures, schedules and deadlines, which are subject to change. Interested applicants should complete the entire application process as outlined below. An academic advisor will go over essential information and provide a Limited-Enrollment Student Checklist, which outlines the next steps for enrollment. Students should bring that checklist when meeting with program advisors.
Interested applicants for any Transportation Technologies limited-enrollment programs can email Paige Kearns at [email protected] for more information.