Orientation for Engineers, Geologists, and Landscape Architects (000069)

This course is currently undergoing a technical evaluation and is unavailable for distribution at this time.

Overview

This self paced training introduces new engineers, geologists, and landscape architects to the application of academic training to NRCS work. It includes orientation on engineering, geologic, and landscape architecture disciplines and diversity of work and advancement opportunities. This training uses case studies to provide insight into the interdisciplinary method of addressing resource management opportunities.

Objectives

Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to:

• describe the role of engineers, geologists, and landscape architects in the overall mission of NRCS
• describe interdisciplinary involvement in the planning, design, and construction of conservation of conservation measures
• list and explain, with notes, the technical reference materials necessary for engineers, geologists, and landscape architects to carry out their technical functions
• describe the role of professionalism in the engineering decision making process
• develop an outline for achieving career development goals including technical and professional skills

Prerequisites

MES - Introduction to NRCS

Duration

24 hours

Target Audience

Engineers, geologists, and landscape architects with less than one year of NRCS experience

NEDC Contact

Sue Brooks

Enrollment

Go to AgLearn to request enrollment in Orientation for Engineers, Geologists, and landscape Architects (000069).