Precision Agriculture
- GPS & GIS Technologies
- Precision Farming
- Crop Monitoring
Technology is transforming agriculture, and you'll be at the forefront of it. Gain hands-on experience with precision agriculture, drones, GPS and GIS mapping, machine learning, and smart farming technologies while preparing for careers that combine engineering, innovation, and agriculture.
This concentration is ideal for students who enjoy technology, machinery, innovation, and solving practical challenges while making a direct impact on food production, sustainability, and natural resource management.
Agriculture is becoming smarter, more connected, and more technology-driven than ever before. From autonomous equipment and precision farming to drones and data analytics, Agricultural Engineering Technology prepares students to develop practical solutions that improve efficiency, sustainability, and food production.

The Agricultural Engineering Technology concentration combines applied engineering, modern agricultural technologies, and hands-on learning experiences that prepare students for careers in a rapidly changing industry.
Precision Agriculture
Engineering & Equipment
Smart Technologies
Classroom learning comes to life through hands-on experiences at Tennessee Tech's Tech Farm and the Randall and Marjorie Warden Agriculture Innovation Center. Students work with modern equipment, emerging technologies, and real-world agricultural systems while building practical skills employers value.
Develop leadership skills, build professional connections, and gain valuable experience through student organizations, competitions, service projects, and industry events.
With an in-demand field, you can apply your degree to many different opportunities after Tech, including:

The future of agriculture depends on technology, innovation, and the people who know how to bring them together.
At Tennessee Tech, you'll gain the technical knowledge and real-world experience needed to succeed in today's technology-driven agricultural industry. Through hands-on learning at the Tech Farm and the Randall and Marjorie Warden Agriculture Innovation Center, you'll work with modern equipment, emerging technologies, and faculty mentors who prepare you to solve the challenges shaping the future of agriculture.