OBJECTIVES OF THE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURAL AND BIOSYSTEMS ENGINEERING:

    1. To provide quality education to AB Engineering students
    2. To generate innovative technologies and systems for the production and post-production of safe and secure food, Agri-products and energy with sustainable utilization and management of the environment and natural resources.
    3. To provide expertise in the field of AB engineering and affiliated industries for the country and beyond.

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES

Three to five years after graduation, the BSABE graduates are:

    1. Licensed agricultural and biosystems engineers who are providing leadership in planning, implementing, and monitoring of agricultural and biosystems engineering projects and programs;
    2. Occupying supervisory positions in public or private organizations involved in the design and implementation of projects in agricultural and biosystems engineering and other related fields in the local or global arena.
    3. Managing his own ABE-based business enterprise.
    4. Licensed professionals holding responsible positions in HEIs involved in the academic, research, development, and extension programs.
    5. Licensed professionals pursuing advanced studies, participating in life-long learning processes, and keeping abreast to technology trends for continuing personal and professional development.

PROGRAM OUTCOMES

By the time of graduation, students of the program have the ability to:

    1. Apply knowledge of mathematics & science to solve engineering Problems
    2. Design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret the data
    3. Design a system, component or process to meet desired needs within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health & safety, manufacturability and sustainability, in accordance with standards
    4. Work effectively and independently in multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural teams
    5. Identify, formulate and solve agricultural engineering problems
    6. Act in recognition of professional, social, and ethical responsibility
    7. Effectively communicate orally and in writing
    8. Understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental, and societal context
    9. Recognize the need for, and engage in life-long learning
    10. Know contemporary issues
    11. Use techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practice
    12. Know and understand engineering and management principles as a member and leader in a team, and to manage projects in a multidisciplinary environment
    13. Preserve and promote Filipino historical and cultural heritage.
Course CodeFIRST YEAR – First Semester
SUBJECTUnitsHours/WeekPre-requisite
LecLab
Math 11College Algebra (Bridging course)030None
ABE 11Introduction to Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering103None
GE 4Mathematics in the Modern World330None
GE 1Understanding the Self/Pag-unawa sa Sarili330None
GE 10Living in the IT Era330None
CHEM 102Chemistry for Engineers433None
MATH 22Calculus I330None
PATHFit1Physical Activities Toward Health and Fitness 1: Movement Competency Training220None
NSTP 1Literacy Training Services 1330None
 Total2220 (+3)6 
Course CodeFIRST YEAR – Second Semester
SUBJECTUnitsHours/WeekPre-requisite
LecLab
GE 8Ethics/Etika330GE 1
PHYS 103Physics for Engineers433MATH 22
MATH 31Calculus II330MATH 22
SOILS 11Principles of Soil Science323None
CS 11Principles of Crop Science323None
PATHFit2Physical Activities Toward Health and Fitness 2: Exercise-based Fitness Activities220PATHFit1
GE 13Technical Writing330None
NSTP 2Literacy Training Services 2330NSTP 1
 Total24219 
Course CodeSECOND YEAR – First Semester
SUBJECTUnitsHours/WeekPre-requisite
LecLab
DRAFT 1Computer-Aided Drafting103None
ABE 21Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer543PHYS 103, MATH 22
CE 12Engineering Mechanics I330PHYS 103, MATH 22
AS 11Principles of Animal Science323None
GE 7Science, Technology and Society/Agham, Teknolohiya at Lipunan330None
GE 6Art Appreciation/Pagpapahalaga sa Sining330None
PATHFit3Physical Activities Toward Health and Fitness 3 – Group Exercise/Sports220

PATHFit1

PATHFit2

GE 11The Entrepreneurial Mind330None
 Total23209 
Course CodeSECOND YEAR – Second Semester
SUBJECTUnitsHours/WeekPre-requisite
LecLab
GE 5Purposive Communication/Malayuning Komunikasyon330None
GE 2Readings in Philippine History/Mga Babasahin Hinggil sa Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas330None
ECON 11Engineering Economy330Second Year Standing
MATH 32Differential Equations330MATH 31
CE 14Fluid Mechanics323CE 12
ABE 22Materials and Processes for ABE323CE 12, DRAFT 1, CHEM 102
CE 13Engineering Mechanics II330CE 12
PATHFit4Physical Activities Toward Health and Fitness 4 (Outdoor and Adventure Activities)220PATHFit3
 Total23216 
Course CodeSECOND YEAR – Midyear Term (Summer)
SUBJECTUnitsHours/WeekPre-requisite
LecLab
CE 11Surveying323GE 4
GE 9Life and Works of Rizal/Ang Buhay at mga Akda ni Rizal330None
 Total653 

 

Course CodeTHIRD YEAR – First Semester
SUBJECTUnitsHours/WeekPre-requisite
LecLab
GE 12Environmental Science330None
CE 15Strength of Materials330CE 13
ABE 23ABE & Related Laws, Specifications, Contracts and Professional Ethics110

GE 8,

ABE 11

ECON 12Technopreneurship 101330ECON 11
STAT 11Engineering Data Analysis330GE 4
ABE 31Hydrometeorology323CE 14, MATH 32
ABE 32AB Power Engineering323ABE 21, MATH 32
ABE 33Properties of AB Materials323ABE 22, ABE 21
 Total22199 
Course CodeTHIRD YEAR – Second Semester
SUBJECTUnitsHours/WeekPre-requisite
LecLab
ABE 34Computer Applications in AB Engineering316Third Year Standing
ABE 35AB Structures Engineering323CE 15
ABE 36Irrigation and Drainage Engineering323CE 11, ABE 31, MATH 32, CS 11, SOILS 11
ABE 37AB Machinery and Mechanization323ABE 32, SOILS 11, CS 11, AS 11
ABE 38AB Products Processing and Storage323ABE 33, AS 11,CS 11
ABE 39AB Electrification and Control Systems323PHYS 103, MATH 32
THESIS 1Thesis 1110Third Year Standing
 Total191221 
Course CodeTHIRD YEAR – Midyear Term (Summer)
SUBJECTUnitsHours/WeekPre-requisite
LecLab
IIPIndustry Immersion Program (240 hrs. with at least 160 hrs. of actual industry engagement)323Third Year Standing
 Total323 
Course CodeFOURTH YEAR – First Semester
SUBJECTUnitsHours/WeekPre-requisite
LecLab
GE 3Contemporary World/Ang Kasalukuyang Daigdig330None
ABE 40Aquaculture Engineering323ABE 36
ABE 41Machine Design for AB Production323ABE 37, CE 15, ABE 33
ABE 42Food Process Engineering323ABE 38
ABE 43Plant and Livestock Systems and Environmental Control Engineering323ABE 35, SOILS 11, CS 11, AS 11
ABE 44Undergraduate Seminar110Fourth Year Standing
THESIS 2Thesis 2206THESIS 1
ABE 99aCourse Audit 1103Fourth Year Standing
 Total191221 
Course CodeFOURTH YEAR – Second Semester
SUBJECTUnitsHours/WeekPre-requisite
LecLab
ABE 45Land and Water Conservation Engineering323ABE 36
ABE 46Renewable Energy for AB Applications323ABE 32
ABE 47Design and Management of AB Processing Systems323ABE 38
ABE 48AB Waste Management Engineering323ABE 43
THESIS 3Thesis 3309THESIS 2
ABE 99bCourse Audit 2103Fourth Year Standing
 Total16824 
GRAND TOTAL177140111 
SUMMARY OF BSABE CURRICULUM  
Classification/FieldTotal Number of HoursTotal Number of Units
LectureLaboratory

I.   Technical Courses:

 

   
A.    Mathematics12012
B.    Natural/Physical Sciences668
C.    Basic Engineering Sciences9310
D.    Basic Engineering for ABE182125
E.    Allied Courses699
F.    Professional Courses324848
G.    Seminar/Industry Immersion/Thesis41810
 87105122
II.    Non-Technical Courses   
A.    General Education Courses24024
B.    General Education Elective Courses909
C.    General Education Mandated Courses303
D.    Physical Education (PE) PATHFIT808
E.    National Service Training Program606
Sub total50050

 

Additional Courses   
Course Audit 1 & 2062
Technical Writing303
Sub total365
Grand Total140111177
SUMMARY OF BSABE CURRICULUM
Classification/FieldTotal Number of HoursTotal Number of Units
LectureLaboratory

III.  Technical Courses:

 

   

A.    Mathematics

1.     Calculus I

2.     Calculus II

3.     Differential Equations

4.     Engineering Data Analysis

12

3

3

3

3

0

0

0

0

0

12

3

3

3

3

B.    Natural/Physical Sciences

1.     Chemistry for Engineers

2.     Physics for Engineers

6

3

3

6

3

3

8

4

4

C.    Basic Engineering Sciences

1.     Computer Aided Drafting

2.     Engineering Mechanics I

3.     Engineering Mechanics II

4.     Engineering Economy

9

0

3

3

3

3

3

0

0

0

10

1

3

3

3

D.    Basic Engineering for ABE

1.     Introduction to AB Engineering

2.     Strength of Materials

3.     Fluid Mechanics

4.     Surveying

5.     Materials and Processes for ABE

6.     Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer

7.     Computers Applications in AB Engineering

8.     ABE and Related Laws, Specifications, Contracts, and Ethics

9.     Technopreneurship 101

18

0

3

2

2

2

4

1

1

3

21

3

0

3

3

3

3

6

0

0

25

1

3

3

3

3

5

3

1

3

E.    Allied Courses

1.     Principle of Animal Science

2.     Principle of Crop Science

3.     Principle of Soil Science

6

2

2

2

9

3

3

3

9

3

3

3

F.    Professional Courses

1.

324848
G.    Seminar/Industry Immersion/Thesis41810
 87105122
a.     Non-Technical Courses   
H.    General Education Courses24024
I.      General Education Elective Courses909
J.     General Education Mandated Courses303
K.    Physical Education (PE) PATHFIT808
L.     National Service Training Program606
Sub total50050
Additional Courses   
Course Audit 1 & 2062
Technical Writing303
Sub total365
Grand Total140111