Name: CARLOS JHANSIEN SEROHIJOS Date:OCTO ,9 2022

Course & Year: BS ABE 1ST YEAR

My BSABE Facts

The Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (ABEN) program

prepares men and women for careers that require the application of physical,
biological and engineering sciences to solve problems that involve living systems.

Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (ABEN) bring together the knowledge of

living systems, engineering technologies, and a social conscience to solve the
tough problems facing our planet. Men and women in Agricultural and
Biosystems Engineering are professional engineers with commitments to the
well-being of humans, animals, plants and ecosystems. They are highly-skilled in
developing innovative approaches to solving problems affecting all types of living
systems and in developing products from biological resources.

Agricultural and Biosystems Engineers will be increasingly important to society as

the world becomes more highly populated and our global ecosystem becomes
more fragile. Wise decisions about appropriate technology and resource use will
require a basic understanding of biological systems. The Agricultural and
Biosystems Engineer is uniquely qualified to apply the knowledge of both biology
and engineering to solve important societal problems.

Career opportunities for graduates in agricultural engineering are many and

diverse. Graduates may work for companies and agencies that design, develop,
test and manufacture agricultural power and machine systems; handle, store,
process and enhance or protect the quality of agricultural commodities and
processed products; design environment control and housing systems for plant
and animal production; design equipment and systems for processing,
manufacturing, distribution and quality protection of food products; manage air,
land and water resources; design and manage crop irrigation systems; and
develop electrical and electronic applications for agricultural problems. Graduates
with an agricultural engineering concentration may also pursue graduate degrees
in areas such as engineering, business or law.