Introduction to Agriculture Mechanics

Introduction to Agriculture Mechanics

Course ID: 140

9th Grade

A-G: Area G College Preparatory Elective

CSF Course: List III

CTE: Intro Course 

Introduction to Agriculture Mechanics is the introduction course for the Agriculture Mechanics- Welding and Engines Pathways. Students will have the opportunity to explore general agricultural mechanics such as shop safety, rope work, tool identification, proper tool use, basic electricity, surveying, carpentry, basic plumbing, SMAW and OAW welding, cold metal work, and sheet metal work. Students will develop an appreciation for shop organization, safety, and working together as a team. Students will be introduced to Supervised Agricultural Experience projects and will participate in activities of the National FFA Organization. This course is a prerequisite for all other mechanics courses involving automobiles, engines, advanced welding, and large project building.  Introduction to Agriculture Mechanics should be taken ninth-grade year for successful completion of full pathway Agricultural Experience projects and will participate in activities of the National FFA Organization. This course is a prerequisite for all other mechanics courses involving automobiles, engines, advanced welding, and large project building.  Introduction to Agriculture Mechanics should be taken ninth-grade year for successful completion of the full pathway.