Program Overview

University of NebraskaLincoln Program Information

The University of NebraskaLincoln offers a comprehensive range of academic programs, including the Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and Biological Systems Engineering.

BSEN 470: Design I in Agricultural and Biological Systems Engineering

Course Description

BSEN 470, also crosslisted as AGEN 470, is a course that focuses on the definition, scope, analysis, and synthesis of a comprehensive design problem within the areas of emphasis in the Department of Biological Systems Engineering. The course involves identifying a client's engineering problem to solve and developing objectives and anticipated results.

Course Requirements

• Prereqs: BSEN or MECH 130 and AGEN or BSEN 344
• Prereq or Parallel: AGEN or BSEN 460 and at least two courses from primary emphasis area
• Or permission

Course Details

• Credit Hours: 1
• Course Format: Lecture 1
• Course Delivery: Classroom

Academic Colleges

The University of NebraskaLincoln is composed of several academic colleges, including:

• Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
• Architecture
• Arts & Sciences
• Business Administration
• Education & Human Sciences
• Engineering
• Hixson-Lied College of Fine & Performing Arts
• Journalism & Mass Communications

Other Academic Units

The university also has other academic units, such as:

• Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management
• Libraries
• Public Affairs & Community Service
• Aerospace Studies/Air Force ROTC
• Military Science/Army ROTC
• Naval Science/Naval ROTC
• University Honors Program

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