AST Curricula
ATMAE Accreditation
The Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering (ATMAE) is recognized as the premier professional association responsible for the accreditation of industrial technology programs in colleges, universities, and technical institutes. The industrial technology and agricultural systems technology programs are accredited by ATMAE.
Agricultural Systems Technology Curricula (required coursework)
Listed below are the curricula (programs of study or required coursework) for a Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Systems Technology. Students specialize in one of the listed options. The years refer to the requirements listed in a specific ISU Catalog.
In the fall of 2006, all AST courses were given a new "designator." They are now listed as Technology Systems Management (TSM) courses.
2009-2011 Programs of Study and Four-Year Plans
2007-2009 Programs of Study and Four-Year Plans
- Ag & Biosystems Management | typical four-year plan
- Industrial (Machine) Systems | typical four-year plan
2005-2007 Programs of Study and Four-Year Plans
- Biological Systems Technology | typical four-year plan
- Industrial (machine) systems | typical four-year plan
- Systems technology and management | typical four-year plan
2003-2005 Programs of Study and Four-Year Plans
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