The Agricultural Systems Management major prepares students to identify, associate, prepare, deduce, assess and facilitate operations and management of technological systems used in all aspects of agricultural production and processing systems including power and machinery, process automation, water management, industrial automation internet of things, and robotics. Agricultural Systems Management program will help students develop technological problem-solving skills and management skills as applied to managing processes, people, resources/capital in agricultural business or industry.<br>The Industrial Technology program at California State University, Fresno is geared towards preparing students for managerial and leadership roles in the industry. The program equips students with the necessary skills to use and manage state-of-the-art technologies in the fields of agricultural information systems, manufacturing, processing and packaging, quality systems and transportation. A blend of lectures, online instruction and hands-on lab activities together with engaged faculty and staff provides students with an environment that nurtures critical thinking and encourages innovation. The undergraduate curriculum includes technical concentrations in the areas of automotive technologies, food processing, and packaging, manufacturing quality and spatial technology which build on the strong foundations of our technology and management core courses.