Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (B.S.)
The Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering program at South Dakota State University is for those who want to shape the future of agriculture and who have an interest in engineering, mathematics, physics and other subjects in basic engineering and sciences.
Duration
4 years
Starting Date
August, January
Tuition Fee
$ 376 per credit
Location
Brookings, United States
About the program
Engineers work in design, testing, research and development, management, and administration.
There is high demand for ABE graduates with training in both physical and biological sciences. Employment opportunities include but are not limited to machinery companies, commercial and agricultural building manufacturers, consulting firms, energy-related firms and agencies, and educational, research and development organizations.
Many graduates of the Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering program at South Dakota State University balance their career and continue helping with farming and ranching operations.
Career Opportunities
- Designing and managing food production systems
- Designing ag equipment, animal production facilities and environmental control systems
- Protecting surface and ground water quality
- Developing and managing bioprocessing systems
- Designing natural resource management systems
Courses Included
- Introduction to Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering
- Engineering Tools for Agricultural and Biological Engineers
- Project Development for Agricultural and Biological Engineers
- Ag Power and Machines and Lab
- Ag Structures and Indoor Environment and Lab
- Engineering Properties of Biological Materials and Lab
- Design Project