LANDSCAPE AND TURFGRASS MANAGEMENT

Associate of Applied Science Degree Program
Landscape Management Concentration
Vicki Armstrong • (901) 333-4293

The Landscape Management degree program is designed to provide the knowledge and technical skills needed for those interested in careers in the Landscape industry. Students graduating from the Landscape Management concentration may be eligible for management level positions with landscape maintenance and installation companies and horticulture supervisory positions in public and private institutions.

First Semester

Cr.

ENGL

1010

English Composition (Gen. Ed.)

3

HORT

1000

Horticulture Plant Science

3

HORT

1200

Horticulture Pest Management

3

HORT

1310

Plant Identification I

3

HORT

1400

Landscape Maintenance

3

HORT

1510

Turfgrass Management I

3

Total

18

Second Semester

MATH

1630

Finite Math (Gen. Ed.)

3

HORT

2100

Small Engines

3

HORT

2300

Landscape Techniques

3

HORT

1100

Soil and Water

3

SPCH

2010

Oral Communications (Gen. Ed.)

3

Total

15

Third Semester

HORT

2210

Irrigation Techniques I

3

HORT

2410

Landscape Design I

3

HORT

2600

Landscape Business Management

3

HORT

2950

Landscape and Turfgrass Management Internship I

3

****

Social/Behavioral Sciences (Gen. Ed.)¹

3

Total

15

Fourth Semester

HORT

2320

Plant Identification II

3

HORT

2850

Landscape Construction

3

HORT

2955

Landscape and Turfgrass Management Internship II

3

****

Humanities/Fine Arts (Gen. Ed.)¹

3

Total

12

Total Program Credits

60

This program of study is designed as a terminal degree for a specific career field. The courses offered by the department are not designed for transfer to four-year institutions. Please see the course descriptions section for details about transferability of courses.

A minimum computer competency is required for graduation. Please see the computer competency section for details.

¹ Review General Education pages and/or consult advisor for correct selection.