Culinary Arts (AS)
Course
In Providence (USA)
Description
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Type
Course
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Level
Intermediate
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Location
Providence (USA)
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Duration
2 Years
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Start date
Different dates available
he Culinary Arts associate degree program prepares students for careers in food production and other career paths where food production serves as the foundation of success. Culinary laboratory courses focus on the progressive development and practice of culinary craft skills, product identification, and cooking methods, then expands to the study of classical and contemporary techniques and flavor profiles used in the production of the major world cuisines. Students also engage in a dining and beverage service laboratory which complements the kitchen laboratory experience and provides students with a comprehensive food production and service experience.
Upon completion of the program, graduates are expected to:
Execute professional cooking techniques and skills needed to produce, present and serve quality food and beverages utilizing ingredients and flavor profiles of the major world cuisines
Apply sound nutritional practices related to healthful cooking by incorporating traditional ingredients and adapting classical and contemporary techniques to yield products that meet universal recognized federal and private dietary recommendations
Apply FDA recommended food safety and sanitation principles to food and beverage products, tools and equipment used throughout the "flow of the food" in food and beverage operations.
Implement cost control measures to track goods, services and costs through the cycle of cost control and to evaluate revenue and expenses and their effect on profitability
Communicate professionally and exhibit appropriate decision making skills with respect for individual and team diversity as it applies to the food and service industry
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Career Possibilities
Some professions may require additional study, background checks, certifications, licenses, exams and/or experience as required qualifications for employment. Students are responsible for verifying that they can meet the employment requirements of potential employers.
Brewmaster
Food Service Manager
Chef Dietician
Product Development Chef
Executive Chef
Sommelier
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Subjects
- Cost Control
- Cooking
- Food safety
- Culinary Arts
- Production
- Cuisines
- Culinary Foundations
- Culinary
- Breakfast
- Restaurant
Course programme
A two-year program leading to an associate degree
Major Courses
- Introduction to Culinary Foundations
- Culinary Fundamentals
- Cooking in Today's Restaurant: Breakfast & Lunch
- Cooking in Today's Restaurant: Dinner
- Cooking in the Global Marketplace
- Foundations of Baking & Pastry
- Purchasing, Product Identification & Protein Fabrication
- The Science of Cooking and Sensory Analysis
- The Craft of Garde Manger Students following the 2019/20 catalog will take this course in their first year
- Advanced Pastry Students following the 2019/20 catalog will take this course in their first year
- Contemporary Restaurant Operations and Management Will be taught in 20/21 AY as 3 semester credits
- Global à la Carte Will be taught in 20/21 AY as 3 semester credits
College of Culinary Arts Intermediate Internship This internship, currently shown in the catalog as 13.5 quarter credits, will be converted in 2020-21 to 12 semester credits, equivalent to 18 quarter credits.
Related Professional Studies
- Food Safety and Sanitation Management
- Introduction to Menu Planning and Cost Controls
Communications Foundation Courses
- English Composition
- Advanced Composition and Communication
- Communication Skills
- One ILS course at the 2000 level
- A Survey of College Mathematics (or higher, based on student's placement)
- Nutrition
- One course with an EASC attribute
Culinary Arts (AS)