Landscape Management

The major/certificate in Landscape Management develops skill and knowledge in the management of residential, commercial, and industrial landscapes and gardens. The field of landscape management is one of the fastest growing occupations in the nation and particularly in the San Joaquin Valley. This program prepares students for work as landscape contractors, turf managers, grounds maintenance managers, pest control operators, and landscape water auditors. Heavy emphasis is placed on plant culture and care, disease and pest management, turf culture and water management. Many of the required courses will transfer to universities for lower division credit towards advanced degrees in Horticulture.

Certificate:
30 Units in courses listed below with a minimum of a "C" grade in all courses.
A.S. Degree:
Certificate courses with a minimum "C" grade plus General Education and graduation requirements for a total of 60 units.
Course Numbers
Core Courses
Units
AG MECH 209a-d
Small Engines and Equipment
3
OH 2
Plant Identification 1
3
OH 3
Plant Identification 2
3
OH 109
Landscape Maintenance
3
OH 110
Turfgrass Management
3
OH 117
Sprinkler Systems
3
OH 122
Pests of Ornamentals
3
WRK EXP 193
Occupational Cooperative Education/Internship (1st semester)
3
Minimum Core Course Units:
 
24
Course Numbers
Support Courses
(Select 6 additional units from this list to complete the total units required)
Units
AG 103a-c
Applied Agricultural Practicums
3
AG 201
Agricultural Mathematics
3
AG MGT 108a-b
Introduction to Agriculture Computer Applications
3
OH 101
Basic Ornamental Horticulture
3
OH 105
Plant Propagation
3
OH 115
Xeriscape
3
OH 118
Interiorscapes
3
OH 120
Diseases of Ornamentals
3
OH 121
Plant Combination Theory
3
OH 271
Basic Horticulture Skills
3
AG --
Other Approved Agriculture Classes With Approval of Department
3
Minimum Support Course Units:
 
6
Total Minimum Units Required:
 
30