AGEN 185 Professional Seminar I - 0.5
AGEN 150 Intro. to Agricultural Engineering - 3
GENG 121 Engineering Drawing - 3
CHEM 120 or 121 General Chemistry - 5-6
ENGL 100 Academic Reading and Writing - 3 Total semester credits - 14.5-15.5
AGEN 185 Professional Seminar I - 0.5
SOIL 120 Introduction to Soil Science - 3
MATH 156 or 166 Calculus - 3-4
ANSC 111 or CROP 161 or FDSC 110 - 3
COMS 101 or 116 Oral Communications - 3
Social and Behavioral Science - 3 Total semester credits - 15.5-16.5
Sophomore Year
AGEN 285 Professional Seminar II - 0.5
AGEN 240 Structures - 3
PHYS 151/152 or 161/162 Physics and Lab - 5
AGEC 230 Agricultural Economics - 3
GENG 235 Surveying - 3
Ethical Citizenship - 3 Total semester credits - 17.5
AGEN 285 Professional Seminar II - 0.5
GENG 265 Engineering Graphics - 3
GENG 245 Materials Design Requirements - 3
ENGL 200 Investigating Ideas: Read, Writing - 3
Humanities and Fine Arts - 3
Agricultural Engineering directed elective (200 Level) - 2-4
P ED 108 Health and Fitness for Life - 1 Total semester credits - 15.5-17.5
Junior
Year
AGEN 385 Professional Seminar III - 0.5
AGEN 350 Applied Electricity - 3
AGEN 352 Food & Process Engineering - 3
AGEN 361 Machinery and Power Mechanics - 4
AGEN 363 Precision Agriculture Technology - 3
Global Perspectives - 3 Total semester credits - 16.5
AGEN 385 Professional Seminar III - 0.5
AGEN 355 Irrigation and Drainage - 3
AGEN 320 Internal Combustion Engines - 3
Agricultural Engineering directed elective (300 Level) - 3
Humanities and Fine Arts - 3
PE Activity Course - 0.5 Total semester credits - 13
Senior
Year
AGEN 485 Professional Seminar IV - 0.5
AFES 492 Experiential Learning - 3
Social and Behavioral Science - 3
Agricultural Engineering directed elective (400 Level) - 3-4
PE Activity Course - 0.5
Electives - 3-4 Total semester credits - 13-15
AGEN 485 Professional Seminar IV - 0.5
GENG 450 Engineering Project Management - 3
AGEN 451 Instrumentation and Electronics - 2
American Cultural Diversity - 3
Electives - 4-6 Total semester credits - 12.5-14.5
This academic plan is an example of how students might choose to fulfill program requirements within a period of four years. After consulting with their advisers students may make other course choices which would meet the program requirements and be more suitable for them.