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- At least 12 hours must be in public protection subjects (safeguard
the public health, safety and welfare), and 24 hours may be in related
practice subjects.
- Examples of public protection subjects include environmental systems,
site design, land use analyses, landscape architecture programming,
grading and drainage, storm water management, erosion control, site
and soils analyses, accessibility, building codes, evaluation and selection
of products and materials, construction methods, contract documentation,
and construction administration
- Related practice subjects are deemed to indirectly protect the public
health, safety, and welfare, and include: design, environmental systems,
cost analysis, construction contract negotiation, contract-phase office
procedures, project management, review of state registration laws, including
rules of professional conduct
- Activities include: short courses/seminars dealing with landscape
architectural subjects and sponsored by universities or professional
organizations; presentations on landscape architectural subjects which
are held in conjunction with conventions or at seminars related to materials
use and function (includes those presented by ASLA); short courses/seminars
relating to business practice or new technology and offered by universities,
professional organizations or system suppliers; teaching (faculty members
may not claim credit for teaching regular curriculum courses); professional
service to the public which draws upon the registrant’s professional
expertise on boards and commissions such as: serving on planning commissions,
building code advisory boards, urban renewal boards, or code study committees;
landscape architectural research which is published or is formally presented
to the profession or public; landscape architectural self-study courses
such as those sponsored by ASLA; university courses dealing with landscape
architectural subjects or business practice; educational tours or landscape
architecturally significant areas, where the tour is sponsored by university
or professional organizations
- For more details on the requirements, click
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