Syllabus
Unit I
Food Production 9hrs
History – Culinary Science, Indian Cuisine and culture, Oriental and global cuisine, Basics of Food Science, Food Production, Portion control, types of menu planning, layout and organisation of kitchen, preservation of food, Food quality and storage, hygiene and sanitation, Pest control, FSSAI, HACCP system, ethics in hospitality management, cost control departments and its function.
Unit II
Food and Beverage Service 9hrs
Introduction to catering industry, responsibilities of F& B department , food& beverage outlets, ancilliary departments, equipments used in F & B, classification of alcoholic beverages, Menu in F & B – Courses of French Classical –Sequence, Knowledge of accompaniments of continental dishes, types of food service, control system, non-alcoholic beverages.
Unit III
Accommodation and Front Office Operation 9hrs
Origin & growth of hospitality industry, classification of hotel, hotel organization, front office function areas, inter departmental communication. Interior design definition, theory of standard dimension based on human figures for activities, principles of interior design, history of interior design, types-non European traditions, Indian traditional designs, designing of furniture & flooring, Flower arrangement.
Unit IV
Housekeeping Operation 9hrs
Role and responsibility of housekeeping department, inter departmental coordination of housekeeping, classification of cleaning agents and equipments, housekeeping departments, control desk, hygiene personal hygiene, hygiene and sanitation of guest rooms and public areas, eco-friendly cleaning agents – security in guest rooms.
Unit V
Event Management 9hrs
Activity
- Visit to a Hotel/Guest House
Introduction to meeting and event management, Event planning, Event planning, Designing, Program scripting – public relation – electing a location – social and business etiquette – speaking skills – stage decoration – team spirit – time management, Concept of exhibition – space planning – ITPO- sporting events – tourism events – leisure events, food festivals– expo, carnival, mela.
Objectives and Outcomes
Pre requisite: culinary art, front office, event management
Course Objectives:
- Introduction to the basic of the hospitality and catering
- To educate on the procedures and practices adopted in hospitality management of hotel
Course Outcome:
CO1: Understand the basic concepts of culinary science and food production.
CO2: Gain basic knowledge on the equipment, menu and skills necessary for food and beverage service. CO3: Acquire knowledge on principles and functions of room service and front office.
CO4: Comprehend the role of housekeeping and sanitation in hospitality and catering management. CO5: Gain knowledge on event planning and management in various occasions.
Skills:
- Enhance knowledge and skills of different types of food and beverage
- Applying technical skills, knowledge of accommodation, front office and housekeeping operations in hotel
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Evaluation Pattern
Evaluation Pattern
Assessment
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Periodical 1 & Periodical 2 / Midterm
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*Continuous Assessment (CA)
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*CA – Can be Quizzes, Assignment, Projects, and Reports, and Seminar