Agricultural Equipment Systems Management (AESM) Concentration
The Agricultural Equipment Systems Management concentration is a unique interdisciplinary program that combines courses from the Food and Agricultural Business major with courses from Biosystems Engineering Technology. Students develop a high degree of technical expertise with respect to agricultural equipment, as well as the ability to apply sound business and economic principles to management of a business. Graduates are particularly well prepared for career opportunities in the agricultural machinery industry as dealership managers, as well as with agribusiness firms in operations management.
Completion of this concentration also qualifies the student to receive a minor in Biosystems Engineering Technology.
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- Electives in Agricultural Economics
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- Major in Food and Agricultural Business
» Concentration in Agricultural Equipment Systems Management
» Minor in Food and
Agricultural Business - Major in Agricultural Economics and Business (Prior to Fall 2008)
» Minor in Agricultural Economics and Business - Major in Natural Resource & Environmental Economics
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