The College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, with the cooperation of the College of Engineering, offers a four-year curriculum leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Biosystems Engineering.
Graduates are therefore well prepared to begin their professional engineering careers.
The curriculum provides instruction in the analytical and design skills needed to solve engineering problems related to biological and agricultural systems. Comprehensive design of systems and their components is emphasized in the senior year. A concentration should be selected early in the academic program since there are differences as early as the sophomore year. Each concentration in the curriculum has provisions for elective courses to be taken in specified subject areas. Students must consult with their advisors each semester regarding the selection of courses and should outline a plan for all such electives not later than their second year of study.