The Biosystems Technology & Analytics (BTA) curriculum is intended to prepare students for careers in the 4th Industrial Revolution which is the intersection of science, technology, and analytics. Meeting the grand challenges of tomorrow will require a convergence of new ideas, approaches, and technologies from diverse disciplines. In addition to general education requirements, our students will obtain foundational training in the tools needed to solve the grand challenges of the future: science (3 years of science courses: 1 year biology, 1 year chemistry, half-year physics, and half-year of either microbiology, biochemistry, or genetics), technology (1 semester of sensors and controls, 1 semester of remote sensing, 2 semesters of computer skills), and 5 courses of data science and analytics (1 semester of data science, 1 semester of statistics, 1 semester of bioinformatics, 2 semesters of analytics). Students in this program will be able to use those tools to engage technology and data challenges in precision agriculture, remote sensing, water management, statistical informatics, data-mining, and cyberinfrastructure development.  Given massive unstructured "big data" streaming from sensors, controls, cloud repositories, and the interactive web, data-driven discovery is now possible.