An undergraduate minor that introduces principles of irrigation and turfgrass management and basic system design. Best for agriculture, horticulture, landscape, or plant-science students who want practical skills in water delivery and landscape irrigation planning.
Coursework concentrates on understanding the various forms of irrigation, the fundamentals of designing irrigation systems, and management practices for turfgrass. Related courses are listed under the department's plant science programs in the university catalog.
The source lists the minor as part of the department's minors offerings; specific prerequisites or enrollment procedures are provided in the university catalog. Prospective students should consult the most recent catalog edition for exact course prerequisites and declaration steps.
Knowledge from this minor supports roles in irrigation design, landscape and turf management, and positions within agriculture and urban green infrastructure where water delivery and plant-water relationships are important.
Financial support for students pursuing this minor would follow the university's general scholarships and departmental funding guidance; check plant science department resources and the campus scholarship listings for opportunities that apply to students in agriculture and plant science programs.
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