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Heavy Equipment/Ag Technology, Associate of Applied Science

at College of Southern Idaho · 60 credits

An applied associate degree — built to start a career. About 2 years full-time.

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$3,360

In-state tuition / yr

$35,279

Median earnings after

53%

Earn above HS-grad wage

Source: federal College Scorecard (2026). College-wide — not specific to this program.

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1 transfer directly10 not listed yet0 open this term (Fall 2026)

Showing transfer outcomes to Boise State University for 11 required courses at College of Southern Idaho. Browse all transfer pathways →

Fall Semester Freshman Year

17 credits

Safety & Intro to Shop Practices and Ldrshp
HEAT 101 · 3 credits
Not offered this term
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Intro to Heavy Equipment Basic Systems
HEAT 103 · 3 credits
Not offered this term
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Fundamentals of Hydraulic Systems
HEAT 105 · 4 credits
Not offered this term
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Basic Powertrain
HEAT 110 · 4 credits
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Spring Semester Freshman Year

16 credits

Writing and Rhetoric I
ENGL 101 · 3 credits
Not offered this term
Transfers
Advanced Engines and Engine Systems
HEAT 120 · 5 credits
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Heavy Equipment Preventive Maintenance
HEAT 125 · 3 credits
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Advanced Powertrain
HEAT 130 · 5 credits
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Summer Semester Freshman Year

9 credits

Applied Heavy Equipment Technology
HEAT 201 · 9 credits
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Fall Semester Sophomore Year

12 credits

Cooperative Education
HEAT 285 · 8 credits
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Advanced Occupational Communication
DIET 158 · 1 credit
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Spring Semester Sophomore Year

6 credits

This requirement is satisfied by a choice of courses the catalog doesn't list individually.

Transfer outcomes reflect recorded course-to-course equivalencies and may not capture every agreement. Confirm with your advisor and the receiving university before enrolling.