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Submitter's Information

Name

Sandy Fowler

Title

Dean of CTE & Workforce Development

Region

North/Far North

College

Woodland Community College

CTE Dean

CTE Dean's Name

Sandy Fowler

CTE Dean's Email

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Program Details

Program Title

Culinary Arts (A.A.)

Submission Type

Program Modifications (formerly substantial changes)

TOPs Code

Culinary Arts (130630)

Projected Start Date

08/01/22

Catalog Description

This degree will provide students with the skills and abilities necessary to obtain employment in the bakery, restaurant, and hospitality industry. The industry includes restaurants, hotels, casinos, bakeries, and many other foodservice establishments. Students will learn food safety and handling, recipe conversions, equipment selections, French techniques for pastry and dessert components and a variety of modern cooking methods and techniques in one of our culinary facilities. The Culinary Arts Associate of Arts prepares students with the skills to be the future Line Cooks, Lead Cooks, Sous/Executive Chefs, Restaurant Managers and Food service Business Owners in the foodservice industry. This program gives students the complete culinary skillset to be successful, and the industry, advantage of an accredited culinary degree.

Enrollment Completer Projections

10

Program Proposal Attributes

Program Award Type(s) (Check all that apply)
  • A.A. Degree (A)
Program Goal

Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:

 ✓Student will understand and utilize the appropriate cooking methods and techniques according to industry standards.

✓Students can create two seasonal sustainable 5 course menus using seafood from the sustainable seafood watch program, local seasonal produce, and proteins.

✓Students can successfully cost a restaurant menu item and find its accurate selling cost.

✓Students can successfully obtain employment in the restaurant and hospitality field.

✓Students will demonstrate professionalism in appearance, teamwork, and promptness.

✓Students will understand and demonstrate the ability to clean, organize, and sanitize, according to industry standards, in food handling and restaurant service.

✓Student can accurately cost a recipe.

Course Units and Hours

Total Certificate Units (Minimum and Maximum)

n/a

Units for Degree Major or Area of Emphasis (Minimum and Maximum)

60

Total Units for Degree (Minimum and Maximum)

60

Course Report

Program Requirements Narrative

This degree requires 12 courses (31.5 units) in the major plus the required general education requirements.

Program Requirements
CourseTitleUnitsYear/Semester
(Y1 or S1)
CUL-54 
Sanitation,
Safety, and Storage 
.5Y1 S1
CUL-51ABasic
Food Preparation 
3
Y1 S1
CUL-59A 
Basic
Restaurant Operations 
4
Y1 S1
CUL-78 
Introduction
to Catering and Event Hospitality
2
Y1 S1
CUL-74 
Introduction
to Baking and Pastry 
3
Y1 S1
CUL 51BAdvanced
Food Preparation
3Y1 S2
CUL-59B
Advanced
Restaurant Operations 
4Y1 S2
CUL-72 
Introduction
to Purchasing for Food 
2Y1 S2
CUL-80 
Food
Service Operation and Management
2Y1 S2
CUL-75 
Advanced
Baking and Pastry
3Y2 S3
CUL-79
Advanced Foods and Catering
2Y2 S3
Choose one elective:
NUTR 10 or BCA 15 or CUL-32
Principles of Nutrition or Business Computer Applications or Internship3Y2 S3

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Submission Details

Published at

10/20/21 - 09:20 AM

Status

Recommended

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