Build a stronger understanding of irrigation hydraulics and learn how to design efficient, reliable and water-conserving irrigation systems.
This practical irrigation design course covers water pressure, flow, pressure loss, pipe sizing and system components. You will learn how to apply hydraulic principles to residential and commercial irrigation designs, taking into account the available water supply.
Successful irrigation design begins with understanding how water moves through a system.
This course explains how pressure is created, where pressure losses occur and how pipe size, elevation, fittings and system components affect performance.
You will then apply these principles through a structured irrigation design process, from evaluating the available pressure and flow to preparing a professional final plan.
This irrigation system training course is suitable for:
Adobe Acrobat Reader is recommended for PDF course materials. Access to a printer is also helpful for design exercises and course documents.
The course is compatible with Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Microsoft Edge on Windows and Mac computers.
A Certificate of Completion is issued after all course requirements are successfully completed.
To receive 8 hours of TCEQ continuing education credit, you must hold a valid Texas Landscape Irrigator, Irrigation Technician or Irrigation Inspector license.
Students must complete each required module and score at least 70% on every end-of-module quiz.
The course cannot be repeated for CEU credit within the same three-year renewal cycle but may be taken again during a future renewal cycle.
The course covers water pressure, flow, pressure loss, pipe sizing, pressure regulation, backflow prevention, plot planning and professional irrigation system design.
Yes. Eligible Texas Landscape Irrigators, Irrigation Technicians and Irrigation Inspectors can earn 8 hours of TCEQ-approved continuing education credit.
Previous experience is helpful but not required. The course explains hydraulic principles before guiding students through the complete irrigation design process.
Yes. The course explains pressure losses caused by pipe friction, fittings, elevation changes, water meters and other irrigation system components.
Yes. The hydraulic principles and irrigation design process can be applied to both residential and commercial landscape irrigation systems.
Yes. The course is self-paced and completed online, allowing you to study around your professional schedule.
Students must achieve a score of at least 70% on each required end-of-module quiz to qualify for CEU credit.
Yes. A Certificate of Completion is issued after you successfully complete the required lessons and quizzes.
Are you looking to start your journey toward becoming a licensed irrigator in Texas? Or perhaps you need Continuing Education Units (CEUs) to renew your license? Whether you’re focused on improving your skills in design, estimating, sales, or operations management, this guide has you covered.
To become a licensed irrigator in Texas, you’ll need to complete a Landscape Irrigator Licensing Course approved by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). This course is a mandatory prerequisite to qualify for the Licensing Exam.
Once licensed, you’ll need to renew your certification every three years by completing 24 hours of Continuing Education Units (CEUs) through TCEQ-approved courses.
Learn more about our licensing and CEU courses here
Start today! Here’s the recommended process:
View the State Licensing Exam Schedule
Find TCEQ-approved course providers to help you prepare for the licensing exam or earn CEUs for renewal at www.tceq.texas.gov and click on licenses > training courses.
Browse a list of approved course providers here
Start your journey today and take the first step toward a rewarding career as a licensed irrigator in Texas!
Once licensed, remember to come back here for the continuing education credits you will need to maintain your license
