LAT - Landscape Technology Outcomes
AAS: Landscape Technology
- Graduates should function as competent landscape professionals in their chosen area of the landscape industry whether it’s landscape construction, maintenance, or design.
- Demonstrate knowledge to obtain and maintain certification and/or licensing required for their chosen field as prescribed by local, state or national organizations or associations.
- Communicate effectively using verbal, written and/or graphic skills, individually or as a member of a team, to listen and relate with clients and coworkers of diverse cultures and backgrounds in a professional manner.
- Develop sensitivity toward current environmental and sustainable issues as they directly impact the landscape industry, and be able to assess and change practices to align with cultivating care for the earth. 10.2008
Two-Year Certificate: Landscape Technology - Landscape Construction
- Acquire the computational, technical, and critical thinking skills required to install and repair landscapes, including plantings, hardscapes, irrigation and drainage in a competent, safe and legal manner for residential, commercial, industrial, and municipal sites.
- Demonstrate knowledge to obtain and maintain certification and/or licensing required for landscape contracting as prescribed by their State Landscape Contractors Board and/or state and national organizations or associations.
- Communicate effectively using verbal, written and graphic skills, individually or as a member of a team, to listen and relate with clients and coworkers of diverse cultures and backgrounds in a professional manner.
- Develop sensitivity toward current environmental and sustainable issues as they directly impact the landscape industry, and be able to assess and change practices to align with cultivating care for the earth. 10.2008
Two-Year Certificate: Landscape Technology - Landscape Design
- Acquire the computational, technical, and critical thinking skills to collect, analyze, synthesize and summarize data for application toward landscape design, including plantings and hardscapes and in a competent and legal manner for residential sites.
- Demonstrate knowledge to obtain and maintain certification and/or licensing required for landscape design as prescribed by local, state and/or national organizations or associations.
- Communicate effectively using verbal, written and graphic skills, individually or as a member of a team, to listen and relate with clients and coworkers of diverse cultures and backgrounds in a professional manner.
- Develop sensitivity toward current environmental and sustainable issues as they directly impact the landscape industry, and be able to assess and change practices to align with cultivating care for the earth.10.2008
Two-Year Certificate: Landscape Technology - Landscape Management
- Acquire the computational, technical, and critical thinking skills to maintain landscapes including plantings, hardscapes, irrigation and drainage in a competent, safe and legal manner for residential, commercial, industrial, and municipal sites.
- Demonstrate knowledge to obtain and maintain certification and/or licensing required for landscape maintenance as prescribed by local, state and/or national organizations or associations.
- Communicate effectively using verbal and written skills, individually or as a member of a team, to listen and relate with clients and coworkers of diverse cultures and backgrounds in a professional manner.
- Develop sensitivity toward current environmental and sustainable issues as they directly impact the landscape industry, and be able to assess and change practices to align with cultivating care for the earth. 10.2008
Less than One-Year Certificate: Landscape Technology - Landscape Service Technician
- Acquire the basic computational, technical, and critical thinking skills to enter the landscaping industry and function as a competent worker in their chosen area whether it’s landscape construction, maintenance, or design.
- Communicate effectively using verbal, written and/or graphic skills, individually or as a member of a team, to listen and relate with clients and coworkers of diverse cultures and backgrounds in a professional manner.
- Develop sensitivity toward current environmental and sustainable issues as they directly impact the landscape industry, and be able to assess and change practices to align with cultivating care for the earth. 10.2008