AA/AS in Agricultural Engineering

Clark State College offers Precision Agriculture Technician as an Associate of Applied Science, a program centred on repairing and tuning high-tech farm machinery. The college lists it in its program catalog with a summary of the credential type, campus locations, credit hours and an estimated cost. The credential totals 63 semester credit hours and is available at Springfield. Agronomy knowledge is paired with technical training in hydraulics, air power, electrical systems and precision equipment, along with soil science, pest studies and equipment diagnostics. Cooperative placements, advanced classes and maintenance labs provide experience with GPS-guided machines, sensors and controllers for jobs at dealerships and agricultural service companies. Interested students can review the full course sequence, admission steps and advising options on the official program page, and should confirm current requirements with the college before enrolling.