Programs Culinary Arts \ Restaurant Management
Our Culinary facilities create a superb learning environment allowing our students ample hands on training by our executive chefs.  Students will also have the opportunity to gain the essential knowledge they need to be successful in this exciting, yet competitive field.

Program Objective
Our stimulating curriculum, based on the Courdon Bleu tradition prepares graduates with the skills and knowledge necessary to begin a career as a professional chef, private chef, various management positions and much more! Our chefs provide training for our students in a variety of culinary arts as well as a broad spectrum of cuisines.

Program Curriculum

List Each Course

Lecture Hours

Lab Hours

Ext/Clinic Hrs

Credit Hours

Contact Hours

Module 1 :
Stocks, Sauces and Soups, Managing Revenue and Expense

25

50

0

3

75

Module 2 : Understanding Meats and Game, Cooking Meats and Game
Managing the Cost of  Food

25

50

0

3

75

Module 3 : Understanding Poultry and Game Birds.
Cooking Poultry and Game Birds
Manage the Cost of food.

25

50

0

3

75

Module 4 : Understanding Fish and Shell Fish.
Cooking Fish and Shell Fish.
Managing the Food and Beverage Production Process

25

50

0

3

75

Module 5 : Understanding/Cooking Vegetables, Legumes, Grains, Pasta and other Starches.
Salads and Salad Dressings. Cooking for Vegetarian Diets
Managing The Cost of Labor

25

50

0

3

75

Module 6 :
Sandwiches.
Hors D’oeuvres
Planning For Profit

35

40

0

3

75

Module 7 :
Breakfast Preparation
Dairy and Beverages
Managing The Cost of Beverages

25

50

0

3

75

Module 8 :
Food Presentation and Garnish.
Bakeshop Production, Cakes and Icings,
CPR and First Aid

25

50

0

3

75

Module 9 :
Yeast Products.
Quick Breads, Cookies, Pies and Pastries.
Controlling Other Expenses

25

50

0

3

75

Module 10 :
Creams, Custards, Puddings, Frozen Desserts. Wines

40

35

0

3

75

TOTALS

275

475

0

30

750


Theory and Laboratory instruction:
750 hours
Total Hours: 750
Total Weeks: 30
Total Semester Credits: 30.5
Class Hours: M-F 9am to 3pm
15 lecture hours = 1 lecture credit
30 laboratory hours = 1 laboratory credit
45 externship hours = 1 externship credit






   
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