Culinary Arts, SD
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School of Business and Industry (School)Undergraduate
1. Food Safety and Sanitation: Demonstrate knowledge and application of food safety and sanitation principles, including ServSafe certification, HACCP procedures, and best practices to prevent foodborne illness.
2. Culinary Skills and Techniques: Proficiently execute fundamental and advanced culinary techniques, including knife skills, butchery, fabrication, and various cooking methods, to prepare a diverse range of dishes.
3. Baking and Pastry Skills: Apply baking and pastry techniques and utilize specialized equipment to produce a variety of baked goods and desserts, while understanding ingredient functions and recipe standardization.
4. Menu Development and Cost Control: Develop and analyze menus for different foodservice operations, incorporating recipe standardization, portion control, and cost calculations for food, beverage, and labor.
5. Global and Regional Cuisines: Demonstrate an understanding of the history, culture, ingredients, classic dishes, and flavor profiles of global and regional cuisines, applying this knowledge in food preparation and menu creation.
6. Foodservice Operations and Management: Understand the principles of foodservice operations and management, including menu planning, costing, ordering, scheduling, event planning, and front-of-house service, adapting to various foodservice environments.
7. Professionalism and Communication: Exhibit professional conduct, communication skills, and respect for diversity in the culinary workplace, demonstrating ethical practices and career development awareness.
8. Critical Thinking and Problem Solving: Evaluate and analyze food products, culinary techniques, and operational challenges, applying critical thinking and problem-solving skills to improve quality, efficiency, and creativity in a professional kitchen setting.