GPS/GIS Technology for Agriculture - AAS Degree (2008-2009)
Willmar (72 Credits) - Education Plan

The agriculture industry has an ever-increasing demand for graduates with an agronomy background who can provide decision-making data for the modern producer in the areas of field mapping, predicting field potential, soil sampling/soil analysis, fertility recommendations, yield monitoring, and many other areas. The GPS/GIS Technology degree addresses these areas.
 
Course Outline
 
Required Courses
(20 Courses)
AGRI 2503 Agribusiness must be taken during the summer session after completion of the second semester.
Course
Number		 Course Title Credits
AGRI 1520 Computers in Agriculture 3 
AGRI 1550 Introduction to Ag Business 2 
AGRI 1551 Ag Business Procedures and Records 3 
AGRI 1552 Ag Business Credit and Finance 2 
AGRI 1580 Ag Sales & Service 3 
AGRI 1650 Soils and Fertility Management 3 
AGRI 1660 Introduction to Agronomy 3 
AGRI 1670 Integrated Pest Management 3 
AGRI 1680 Crop Scouting Techniques 2 
AGRI 1720 Corn and Soybean Production 3 
AGRI 1770 GIS Applications 3 
AGRI 1771 Introduction to Precision Ag 2 
AGRI 1772 Remote Sensing/Image Analysis 2 
AGRI 1773 GIS Problem Solving 3 
AGRI 1774 Electronics Components and Troubleshooting 3 
AGRI 2503 Agri-Business Internship 3 
ENGL 121 College Composition I - Critical Reading & Writing 3 
GEOG 140 Introduction to Geography 3 
GSWS 1402 Employment Prep & Retention 2 
MATH 201 Elementary Statistics 3 
Total Credits: 56  
Note there is a data error. The credits listed in this section total 54 while the section is listed as having 56 credits.
 
Elective Courses
Select 11 credits from the MnTC goal areas. Recommended courses are: SPCH121, CHEM101, MATH112.
See your advisor to select courses that fulfill this requirement.
Total Credits: 11  
 
Elective Courses
See your advisor to select courses that fulfill this requirement.
Total Credits: 5  
 
Total AAS Degree Credits: 72