John Deere Tech, A.A.S.

General Education Requirements

Contact your program advisor to select general education courses from each category which will meet your program’s graduation requirements.
See General Education  for a complete list.
(One class from each area below.)

Oral Communications Credits: 3

Written Communications Credits: 3

Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Credits: 4

• PHYS 1150 - Descriptive Physics
    

(Plus two classes from the three areas below; no two classes from the same area.)

Global Awareness and Citizenship, Analytical, Quantitative and Scientific Reasoning, and/or Career and Life Skills. Credits: 6
See General Education  for eligible classes.

John Deere Tech Courses

Course offerings and prerequisites will be determined by the program. A grade of “C” or higher in all JDAT classes is required to progress through the program.

• JDAT 1110 - John Deere Orientation & Fundamentals Credits: 3
• JDAT 1120 - John Deere Shop Operations Credits: 3
• JDAT 1130 - John Deere Engines and Fuel Systems Credits: 6
• JDAT 1250 - John Deere Hydraulic and Power Train Theory Credits: 6
• JDAT 1255 - John Deere Hydraulic and Power Train Lab Credits: 6
• JDAT 1901 - John Deere COOP Credits: 5
• JDAT 2310 - John Deere Electrical and Electronics Credits: 6
• JDAT 2330 - John Deere Electrical and Electronics Lab Credits: 6
• JDAT 2410 - John Deere Tillage, Seeding and Harvesting Credits: 6
• JDAT 2430 - John Deere Tillage, Seeding and Harvesting Lab Credits: 4
• JDAT 2440 - John Deere HVAC and New Product Credits: 3
• JDAT 2450 - John Deere Advanced Technologies Credits: 3
• WELD 1190 - O/A and GMAW Welding Credits: 1

Total: 74 hours

Students are required to provide or purchase a basic tool set during the first semester. A required tool list and more information can be acquired online or by contacting the program.