Golf Specialization—Agribusiness Management

2301: A.S. Degree in Agribusiness Management—Golf Specialization (60 Credit Hours)

The Agribusiness Management—Golf Specialization program prepares students for entry-level employment in the golf industry. It provides students with the opportunity to pursue a career as a golf professional in the private or public sector in administration, club management or turf management. The content includes organization, operation and management of golf courses.

Program Core Courses


Course No.	Course Title	Credits
ORH 1000C	Introduction to Horticulture		3
GCO 1400	Turfgrasses for Golf and Landscaping		3
ORH 1510	Ornamental Plant Identification		3
ORH 1301C	Introduction to Irrigation		3
ORH 1113C	Pest and Disease Control		3
GCO 1949	Golf Course Management Cooperative Education		3
GCO 1942	Field Training in Turf Equipment Management		3
GCO 2632	Golf Course Organization and Administration		3
PEO 2121	Skills and Practices in Golf		3
GCO 1743	Golf Course Design and Construction		3

Program Intermediate Courses

OST 2335	Business Communications	3
APA 1111	Business Accounting	3
OST 1384	Customer Service	3
CGS 1100	Microcomputer Applications	3
GEB 1011	Introduction to Business	3

General Education Courses

ENC 1101	Freshman Composition Skills I	3
QMB 1001**	College Business Mathematics	3
	Any Biological or Physical Science	3

One of the following options: (To satisfy Social Science and Humanities requirements)

ISS 1010	Introduction to the Social Sciences and
HUM 1020	Introduction to the Humanities
	OR
WOH 2012	World Civilizations I and either
HUM 1020	Introduction to the Humanities or
HUM 1230	Introduction to the Humanities: Since the Renaissance	6
	OR
WOH 2022	World Civilizations II and either
HUM 1020	Introduction to the Humanities or
HUM 1210	Introduction to the Humanities: To the Renaissance
	Total Credit Hours	60

^**MAC 1105 College Algebra is recommended for students planning to enroll in the college's baccalaureate degree programs.^.

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