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Departments & Divisions > Agricultural & Bioresource > Students > Current Undergraduate > Program Maps
Biological Engineering formerly Agricultural & Bioresource Engineering Program
Biological Engineering, often
referred to as Biosystems Engineering, integrates engineering science
and design with applied biological sciences for the solution of
problems involving plants, animals and the natural environment. It
deals with patterns of relationships among organisms and their
environments, and engineering design to develop processes, machines,
and systems that influence, control, or utilize biological materials
and organisms for the benefit of society. Graduates are employed in the
agricultural and food industries, as well as in other resource
industries such as forestry and mining.
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- Timetables
Year of Program Program Term Schedule 2nd Regular 1 & 2 pdf 3rd Regular 1 & 2 pdf 4th Regular 1 & 2 pdf - Program maps
Program Type 2005-2006 2006-2007 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 Regular Program (pdf format) (pdf format) (pdf format) (pdf format) (pdf format)
- These program maps may not reflect changes to prerequisites and/or corequisites that were made after the date of publication of the program map. It is the student's responsibility to verify the prerequisite and/or corequisite requirements for the courses that they wish to register for using the U of S on-line course catalogue available at http://www.usask.ca/calendar/coursecat/.
