Descriptions Courses listed below are approved UA courses as of Fall 2000. Not all approved courses will be offered during this term. Each course number below links to the Schedule of Classes. Principles for wood and metal construction, inert gas welding, plasma cutting, and construction of wood and metal projects are included.
Major emphasis is placed on safety in the laboratory.
The basic scientific principles and skills of construction, operation, and maintenance in turf, landscape and urban agricultural equipment. Provides student with laboratory experiences in machinery, sprinkler and drip irrigation installation, operation and maintenance, chemical application systems, and hardscaping. The fundamentals of electric power, electric motors, and leveling and measurement, and the internal combustion engine. Subject matter is selected to provide the fundamentals of applied mechanical knowledge and skills basic to urban agricultural mechanization and appropriate for instructional programs in agricultural mechanics at the secondary school level. The fundamentals of agricultural power and machinery with emphasis upon applications to urban agricultural mechanization.