Business & Occupational Programs - Culinary Studies - Recommended Course Sequence

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Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
Culinary Studies

The Culinary Studies Department recommends that an incoming student take the following courses in sequence, as many courses build off of one another. Students can enter the program in either the fall or spring semester, and follow sequence I or II.

Recommended Course Sequence I

First semester
HRM126 Food Cost Systems
HRM244 Quality Sanitation Management
HRM140 Food Production Concepts
FON179 Garde Manger
FON180  Principles and Skills of Professional Cooking

Second semester
MAT102 Mathematical Concepts/Applications
ENG101 First Year Composition
FON118 Commercial Baking Techniques I
FON218 Commercial Baking II
MGT101 Techniques of Supervision

Third semester
FON182 American Regional Cuisine
FON183 International Cuisines
CRE101 Critical & Evaluative Reading I
Oral Communications
Humanities & Fine Arts
Social/Behavioral Science (ECN111 or PSY101 or SOC101)

Fourth semester

FON119 Catering-Planning and Production
FON144 Gourmet Foods
HRM275 Restaurant Management
ENG102 First Year Composition
Natural Science
FON100 Introductory Nutrition

Recommended Course Sequence II

First semester
MAT102 Mathematical Concepts/Applications
ENG101 First Year Composition
FON118 Commercial Baking Techniques I
FON218 Commercial Baking II
MGT101 Techniques of Supervision

Second semester
HRM126 Food Cost Systems
HRM244 Quality Sanitation Management
HRM140 Food Production Concepts
FON179 Garde Manger
FON180 Principles and Skills of Professional Cooking

Third semester
FON119 Catering-Planning and Production
FON144 Gourmet Foods
HRM275 Restaurant Management
ENG102 First Year Composition
Natural Science
FON100 Introductory Nutrition

Fourth semester

FON182 American Regional Cuisine
FON183 International Cuisines
CRE101 Critical & Evaluative Reading I
Oral Communications
Humanities & Fine Arts
Social/Behavioral Science (ECN111 or PSY101 or SOC101)



 
 Last Updated: 5/30/06