Agricultural Systems & Engineering

The ASE places its emphasis on sustainable agricultural development based on a holistic understanding of agronomic and biophysical production factors, from the perspective of producer and the effects of economic and social forces on agricultural enterprises. It highlights the application of biological sciences, engineering, socio-economic policies and programs, and support services to agriculture to increase the efficiency of agricultural production systems through availability and efficient use of inputs and management of natural resources. Fieldwork and practical exercises have been inseparable from agricultural curricula at ASE. At ASE, we strive to comply with up-to-date methodologies and practices while making the best use of available resources. Through its professional linkages formal or informal, with private and public sectors, ASE has been efficiently handling quality research activities. Coursework and Research areas

The curriculum offered by the ASE program includes courses in:

• Agricultural Systems Analysis
• Agricultural Environments
• Farm Production Engineering
• Crop Eco-physiology and Modeling
• Human Factors Engineering
• Design and Testing of Agricultural Equipment
• Crop Productivity Management
• Livestock Productivity Management
• Agricultural Systems
• Farm Management Economics
• Precision Agriculture
• Agricultural Soil Mechanics
• Instrumentation and Measurement Techniques
• Aquacultural Engineering
• Controlled Environment Agriculture
• Integrated Pest management
• Agricultural Watershed System
• Agricultural Sector and Policy Analysis