- AET-010
- Surveying
- Credit(s) 3
Surveying
AET 010 is an introduction to the selection, care and use of tapes and levels;
field observations, note taking and office computations, use of surveying instruments
and equipment for land measurement and mapping; practice in differential, profile,
and contour leveling; building foundation layout; public lands surveying, legal descriptions,
horizontal angles and cost evaluations.
- Class Hours:
- 36 Lecture | 54 Laboratory
- Transfers to:
- CSU
- AET-015
- CAD for Agriculture
- Credit(s) 2
CAD for Agriculture
AET 015 is an introduction to computer aided drafting for agriculture; including
engineering, design and construction. Laboratories will utilize AutoCAD software to
complete projects. Topics include: drawing setup, 2-D projections including automatic
dimensioning and hatching, isometric construction, drawing layers, library symbols,
and use of 3-D drawing software.
- Class Hours:
- 108 Laboratory
- Transfers to:
- UC/CSU
- AET-021
- Ag-Irrigation Management
- Credit(s) 3
Ag-Irrigation Management
AET 021 is designed to teach the principles of irrigation system management for
dealers, regulators and farmers (or those interested in those areas). Topics such
as surface irrigation methods (furrow and border strip) and pressurized systems (micro
and sprinklers) are covered. Students will learn when and how much to irrigate; includes
sections on evapotranspiration and crop coefficients, practical irrigation scheduling
techniques, how irrigation efficiency and uniformity influence irrigation scheduling,
and salinity effects. This course aligns with the Irrigation Association's Certified
Irrigation Specialist Program. (CAIS).
- Class Hours:
- 36 Lecture | 54 Laboratory
- Transfers to:
- CSU
- AET-022
- Irrigation Evaluation and Desi
- Credit(s) 4
Irrigation Evaluation and Design Principles
AET 022 covers on-farm irrigation system evaluation and management; including
drip, micro-spray, furrow, border strip, and sprinkler systems. Irrigation efficiency
and uniformity, land grading design and operation, management, and evaluation of irrigation
methods will be discussed. Basic principles of on-farm irrigation system design; micro,
surface, and sprinkler irrigation systems will be covered. This course aligns with
the Irrigation Association's Certified Irrigation Designer certification
- Class Hours:
- 36 Lecture | 108 Laboratory
- Transfers to:
- CSU
- AET-023
- Advanced Irrigation Design
- Credit(s) 3
Advanced Irrigation Design
AET 023 covers irrigation design including the preparation of irrigation designs
to meet the needs of a particular project and selecting the most effective irrigation
equipment or materials for the application and utilizing the information in such a
manner that efficient and cost-effective irrigation designs are produced which meet
the watering requirements for the plant or crop material being irrigated.
- Class Hours:
- 36 Lecture | 54 Laboratory
- Advisory(s):
- AET 021, and AET 022
- Transfers to:
- CSU
- AET-024
- Drip & Micro Irrigation Design
- Credit(s) 3
Drip and Micro Irrigation Design and Management
AET 024 covers drip/micro irrigation hardware and management; emphasizing agricultural
drip/micro irrigation with some landscape application. Filtration, emitters, chemical
injection, agronomic constraints, and scheduling will also be discussed. The entire
design procedure determining crop water requirements, filtration, pumping requirements,
high efficiency design procedures, number of irrigation blocks, pressure regulation
and uniformity will be covered. This course aligns with the Agricultural Drip/Micro
Step 4 specialty exam for the Irrigation Association's Certified Irrigation Designer.
- Class Hours:
- 36 Lecture | 54 Laboratory
- Advisory(s):
- AET 021, AET 022, and AET 023
- Transfers to:
- CSU