| Landscape
Design |
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| The certificate in Landscape Design prepares students to successfully design and plan landscapes and gardens using current standards. Students will be able to design landscapes using new water and environmental requirements. Included in the certificate program are courses that develop skills in selecting, grouping, and placing plant materials into various landscape styles, situations and themes. Career opportunities include golf course design, park design, and public area designs. Most universities offering programs also offer advanced degrees in related Horticulture areas. |
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| Course
Numbers |
Core
Courses |
Units |
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| OH 2 |
Plant Identification 1 |
3 |
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| OH 3 |
Plant Identification 2 |
3 |
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| OH 7 |
Landscape Design |
3 |
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| OH 106 |
Landscape Drafting |
3 |
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| OH 108 |
Landscape Construction |
3 |
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| OH 109 |
Landscape Maintenance |
3 |
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| OH 118 |
Xeriscape | 3 |
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| WRK EXP 193 |
Occupational Cooperative Education/Internship (1st semester) | 3 |
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| Minimum Core Course Units: |
24 |
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| Course
Numbers |
Support Courses (Select 6 additional units from this list to complete the total units required) |
Units |
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| AG MGT 108a-b |
Introduction to Agriculture Computer Applications | 3 |
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| OH 101 |
Basic Ornamental Horticulture | 3 |
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| OH 105 |
Plant Propagation |
3 |
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| OH 119 |
Interiorscapes | 3 |
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| OH 120 |
Diseases of Ornamentals | 3 |
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| OH 121 |
Plant Combination Theory | 3 |
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| OH 271 |
Basic Horticulture Skills | 3 |
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| AG -- |
Other Approved Agriculture Classes With Approval of Department | 3 |
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| Minimum Support Course Units: |
6 |
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| Total Minimum Units Required: |
30 |
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