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PROGRAMS / COURSE DESCRIPTION
Units Required: 14.0
FLORAL DESIGN CERTIFICATE
The core of the specialized courses in the Floral Design
Certificate have been selected to prepare the student for
employment in a commercial flower shop as a designer
or assistant to the manager. These classes are taught
by professionals in the industry and opportunities for
success as a florist are unlimited. Whether for fun or
profit, floral design is rapidly becoming a growing
industry. Anyone desiring a career as a florist can be
assured of advancement by acquiring this state-of-theart
certificate.
Group I - All of the following must be completed:
AGNR 121 Fundamentals of Environmental
Horticulture 3.0
AGNR 160 Beginning Floral Design 3.0
AGNR 161 Floral Design II 2.0
AGNR 140 Plant Materials & Usage I 3.0
Group II - One of the following must be completed:
AGNR 122 Plant Propagation and Production 3.0
AGNR 153 Landscape Maintenance 3.0
AGNR 152 Landscape Irrigation 3.0
AGNR 150 Landscape Design 3.0
AGNR 154 Landscape and Nursery Management 3.0
AGNR 129 Water Efficient Landscaping 3.0
AGNR 170 Environmental Science 4.0
AGNR 141 Plant Materials and Usage II 3.0
AGNR 60 Environmental Horticulture Lab 3.0
CMST 109 Public Speaking 3.0
BIOL 104 Botany 4.0
BIOL 71 Introduction to Lab Technique 4.0
CT 107 Technical Mathematics 3.0
CT 131 Microcomputers in Construction 4.0
AGNR 138 Cooperative Education 3.0
GEOSPATIAL TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE
Units Required: 13.0, 14.0, or 15.0
Geospatial Information Systems Science is one of the
fastest growing industries in the world today. While the
rest of the technology sector has been working to
recover from economic hardships, the GIS industry has
grown to a $30 billion per year enterprise and whose
influence and utility is creating a symbiotic relationship
and integration throughout industry, business, and
government. This certificate is designed to introduce the
students to various scientific theoretical aspects
associated with this field and prepare them to enter this
exciting field as a technician. There is also a “hands on”
component where the students are introduced to the
highly sophisticated software packages through realworld
conservation projects with local agencies and
businesses.
Group I - All of the following must be completed:
AGNR 72 Geospatial Technology I 4.0
AGNR 170 Environmental Science 4.0
AGNR 171 Introduction to Geographic
Information Science 3.0
Group II - One of the following must be completed:
AGNR 60 Environmental Horticulture Lab 3.0
AGNR 73 Water Science 3.0
AGNR 75 Conservation Research Lab 3.0
AGNR 120 Pest Management in
AGNR 121
Environmental Horticulture 3.0
Fundamentals of Environmental
Horticulture 3.0
AGNR 122 Plant Propagation 3.0
AGNR 131 Soil Science 3.0
AGNR 141 Plant Materials and Usage II 3.0
AGNR 148 Special Topics 2.0
ANTH 6 Introduction to GIS for the Social
Sciences 3.0
CIS 96A Structured Query Language A
Using MySQL 2.0
CIS 280 Fundamentals of Database
Management Systems 3.0
GEOG 101 Physical Geography 3.0
GEOL 103 California Geology 3.0
AGRICULTURE • NATURAL RESOURCES
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