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This course will provide an overview of irrigation systems appropriate for landscape and small farm usage. Topics include determining plant and landscape needs, selecting equipment and layout design, sizing components, water conservation, installation, and troubleshooting. Hands-on activities will take place when possible.

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Discover modern business practices used by artisans in today’s ever-evolving economic landscape. Develop your artistic expression into a strong brand that will be the foundation of your business. Learn the tools and strategies of marketing, pricing, and customer service to create a sustainable business as an artist. Practice hands-on implementation of current business retail technology, for either online or in-person transactions. Study money management techniques to increase financial security. Explore customer service best practices. Emphasis on creating a viable income as an independent artisan. Combined with credit JLRY-1473.

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Exploration of the landscape construction process, methods, and materials with a focus on construction project management. Topics will include hardscape and softscape installation, wood, steel and masonry construction, estimating, and permitting.

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This course examines the complete process of creating a Landscape Plan from presentation graphics, complex outdoor room design and modeling, to installation estimating and implementation. (Prerequisites to this course: HALT 1071 Landscape Design or HALT 1074 Planting Design and HALT 1053 Landscape Computer Design) Please see Course Syllabus for course outline and required text.

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This course will cover the history of human effort to shape the natural environment through the design of the built outdoor environment. The course will address knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors pertinent to the occupation of landscape architecture that are relevant to the professional development of the student. It will achieve this through the survey of theories and principles, and built works that have shaped landscape design from ancient times through the 21st century.

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Introduction to the manual graphic techniques of Landscape Design. This is a hand drafting course. Drafting techniques and freehand sketching will be covered including plan, elevation/section, perspective drawing, scale, landscape symbols, and rendering techniques.

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This course will examine and apply the landscape design process. Topics will include design principles and elements, site inventory and analysis, design programming, client relationship, conceptual design, form study, master plan and planting plans. Recommended prerequisite: HALT 1072 Introduction to Landscape Graphics.

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A survey of the landscape business and its operations. Topics include: organization; business plans; start-up, cost estimation and equipment needs; specifications and contracts; personnel and materials management; marketing; best practices; and other issues pertaining to the landscape business.

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This course educates the student, whether amateur or professional, on how to bridge the gap between the practices and conditions in natural and cultivated landscapes by applying least-toxic and effective maintenance practices for sustainable landscapes. By broadening the scope of the seven principles of xeriscape to incorporate biological pest management practices, minimization of the use of chemical fertilizers and additives, and landscaping techniques that promote environmental conservation, the student is enriched by this all-encompassing concept of Green Garden Management.

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An introduction to basic botany as it directly relates to horticulture and landscaping. This course will cover the fundamentals of plant biology, plant growth, plant development, plant anatomy, photosynthesis, respiration/transpiration, and a range of factors that can affect plant development in a cultivated environment. *This class is taught asynchronously, which means there are no set meeting times and the students are able to complete the lessons and activities at their own pace through Blackboard. However, live sessions will be held as needed. The information will be posted to Blackboard Announcements.