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Academics  - Roger A. Saunders School of Hotel and Restaurant Management - Course Descriptions

Food Service Management

FS114 Purchase and Storage Management (3 credits)

Proper knowledge of procedure and structure that are required to manage and maintain the purchasing and storing aspects of the hospitality industry are the main focus of this course. Special focus on levels of management, proper sanitation, labor controls, as well as organizations representing ethical laws are discussed and identified. Integration with the college’s on site food service will expose the students to the professional world, including visual interaction coupled with a hands on learning format.

FS201 Food and Beverage Control (3 credits)

This course includes the study of practices used by the food service industry in the areas of purchasing, receiving, and issuing food, beverage, and other supplies. It also examines the principles of good beverage controls, with specific emphasis on wine and liquor. We will discuss setting and maintaining standards in all areas of a food and beverage operation, including budgets and service. The American Hotel Motel Association certifies this course, and a certificate is awarded to those who successfully pass the course and the certificate examination. PR: FS101 or CU101.

FS207 Menu Planning (3 credits)

This course covers the basic concepts of menu planning, including pricing and control, availability and salability, merchandising, and nutrition. Emphasis is on the design of menus for specific operations and on efficient production in relation to profitability and existing equipment. PR: FS101 or CU101.

FS208 Facilities Planning (3 credits)

This course provides an introduction to the fundamentals of facilities planning for full-service, quick service, and take-out establishments. The relationship between the menu and the entire food service operation is studied, along with schedules, licenses, permits, fixed and controllable costs, and work simplification techniques. Basic principles of kitchen layout and equipment are taught, and each student designs a complete physical layout for a food service operation. PR: FS101 or CU101.

PR = prerequisite(s)

 

 

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