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Dec 03, 2024
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2019-2020 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Program Outcomes - (HB37)
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Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- Demonstrate proficiency in the construction of hardscape landscape components, including pavers, concrete and wood structures.
- Identify common ornamental trees and shrubs, ground covers by botanical and common names, and describe characteristics of each.
- Review and discuss the characteristics of soil, structure, soil erosion, and soil restoration.
- Identify common herbaceous perennials and annuals by botanical and common names, and describe characteristics of each.
- Analyze and design landscapes for both residential and commercial properties utilizing a variety of sustainable horticulture techniques and procedures and meet the needs of a diverse clientele.
- Select the proper procedures, define the physiological basis, and describe practical applications of the reproduction of plants by asexual and sexual methods.
- Describe proper design and operation of greenhouse environmental systems, and evaluate their advantages and disadvantages in commercial production.
- Summarize and assess plant growth requirements for commercial production of greenhouse crops, and economically produce a crop from seed or cutting to harvest and sales.
- Relate basic knowledge of botany to plant growth and culture.
- Demonstrate a responsible attitude in relationships with employers, fellow employees, and toward the world of work in the horticulture field.
- Solve problems related to the use of soil amendments, fertilizers, and plant growth control chemicals, and apply effective cost estimating, pricing, and record keeping techniques.
- Create, manage, and gain profit from running a landscape maintenance business.
- Identify, analyze, and troubleshoot common landscape and greenhouse pests and diseases within the landscape utilizing integrated pest management practices.
- Practice specialized techniques within the horticulture field such as advanced design, food production, arboriculture, or turf management.
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