Courses

Students explore principles and theory of electricity and applications in agriculture. of electricity, Ohm's Law, DC/AC current, safety, NEC, converting bio-mass to voltaic cells, and net-metering. Sophomore standing.

Technology of electronic systems in agricultural production and processing, sensors, actuators, and controllers, controller hardware and computer bases.

(AGRI 2301) Agricultural Energy and Power Systems. A study of the types of power and energy sources used in agricultural equipment and systems; management considerations for selecting, operating and maintaining internal combustion engines, electric equipment and motors, and renewables as power sources.

Students study principles of the internal combustion engine, fuel injection, carburetion, valuation, wear analysis, and maintenance of power units for agricultural and covered. Junior standing.

Enterprise State Community College course in Agricultural Equipment and Repair. Refer to the ESCC catalog at escc.smartcatalogiq.com for the full course description, prerequisites, and learning outcomes.

This course focuses on the repair and maintenance of agricultural equipment. Emphasis is placed on welding and other mechanical practices pertaining to small engines, tractors, implements and harvesters. Upon completion, students will be able to perform basic repair and maintenance procedures on agricultural equipment.

Agricultural extension in agriculture and the agriculture industry. Objectives include department head.

Cooperative extension in agriculture and home economics; development, objectives, organization, program building and methods of teaching.

Philosophy of Cooperative Extension and roles within the land-grant system; history, organization, program areas and guiding principles; relationship with the teaching and research branches of the land-grant system.

Principles of construction, operation, adjustment, calibration, and repair of agricultural Laboratory activities include set-up of new equipment, wear analysis and repair of