Agricultural Mechanics

Associate of Applied Science Degree
    114 credits
At Rock Creek Campus.

As an agricultural mechanic, you will maintain, repair and overhaul farm machinery, such as pumps, hydraulic systems, tilling equipment, trucks and other mechanized, electrically powered or motor-driven equipment on farms or in farm equipment repair shops.

The first year offers a foundation in the field of agricultural mechanics. In the second year of the program, your time can be divided between classroom work and field experience. A number of flexible features have been built into the curriculum. If you don't want a degree, you may take only the courses that interest you. We can arrange individualized programs to suit your needs. Also, you can spread the study time over a longer period, combining a limited number of hours each term with full-time employment.