Associate in Applied Science inAgriculture Mechanics Technology

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Why Major in Agriculture Mechanics Technology

Discover a balance of theory and hands-on experience in the Agriculture Mechanics Technology degree program. Graduates are ready for careers in the agricultural machinery industry. Opportunities await as mechanics, technicians, parts specialists, salespersons, or service managers in agricultural implement dealerships and equipment repair businesses.

Enrollment in the Agriculture Mechanics Technology degree program is limited. Students are required to provide their own basic set of tools. Information on admission requirements, required tools, and scholarship opportunities by emailing agriculture@bhc.edu.

Locations

East Campus

Formats

On-campus

Number of Credits

Next Start Date

Any Time

Careers In Agriculture Mechanics Technology

Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics
Farm Equipment Mechanics and Service Technicians
Agricultural Equipment Operators

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Courses in Agriculture Mechanics Technology

The curriculum emphasizes laboratory diagnostic procedures in the areas of diesel and gasoline engines; electrical systems, including computerized control systems and electronic fuel control systems; transmissions and power trains; and hydraulic systems. Additional experience will be provided to students in the area of machinery operation and management. Students are placed in agricultural implement dealerships and agricultural equipment repair businesses for an eight-week internship. Through the internship, students gain valuable on-the-job experience as they apply what they have learned in class.

Suggested electives: AG 172; MECH 109, 219, 291

Fall Semester