Overview and Award Outcomes
Overview
This program of study leading to a degree gives the student a basic landscape/horticulture education the first year. The second year focuses on landscape design and landscape construction. The design area will include courses in drafting and graphics, residential design, estimating, presentation techniques and computer drafting. The construction area includes courses in blueprint reading, estimating, surveying, landscape installation and specialized hardscape construction.
Award Outcomes
Identify plants and recommended uses.
Operate landscape equipment safely and efficiently.
Use hand tools safely and efficiently.
Interpret blueprints and landscape plans.
Measure a residential property.
Design a master plan for a residential property.
Complete working drawings with details for a residential property.
Create complete landscape plans using CAD software.
Construct landscape elements from plans and detail drawings.
Layout landscape plans in the field.
Demonstrate presentation techniques for landscape plans.
Diagnose insect and disease problems of landscape plans.
Calculate material quantities from plans.
Determine and set grades and elevations in field.
Communicate effectively with staff and clients.
Analyze customer needs and recommend solutions.
Semester Sequence
Offered at Brooklyn Park Only
Summer Semester
LNDC2241 | Landscape Equipment Operation | 3 |
| General Education Electives | 3 |
Technical Studies Electives
Recommended:
Choose a Total of: 3 Credits
General Education Electives
Hennepin Technical College’s 2000-level general education courses meet the guidelines of the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum (MnTC).
Choose a Total of: 3 Credits
MnTC Goal Area 1
A complete list of MnTC courses and Goal Areas that can be used to meet General Education requirements can be found at www.hennepintech.edu. The same course cannot satisfy more than one MnTC Goal Area requirement.
Choose a Total of: 3 Credits
MnTC Goal Area 2
Choose a Total of: 3 Credits
MnTC Goal Area 5
Choose a Total of: 3 Credits
Graduation (72 Credits)
Semester listings reflect the recommended sequence. Due to circumstances beyond our control, the information herein is subject to change without notice.
6/24/2019 : BP 6104 / EP