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Culinary Arts - Certificate
Graduation Checksheet (MS Word) Courses focus on cold foods, hot foods, baking, nutrition, safety and sanitation, and general restaurant operations. Complete the program exclusively on weekdays, or in a combination of day, weekend and evening classes. Before you can enroll, you must interview with a Culinary Arts faculty member. What can I do with this certificate? Career options: Gain entry-level employment as a cook, menu planner, dining room manager or other culinary positions. Academic options: Continue your studies by completing the Associate of Applied Science degree. Locations: Desert Vista Campus Department/Contact Information: Division Dean: 206-5105, Lead Faculty: 206-5164 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS | Course # | Course Title | Credits | | Required Core Courses | | CUL 101 | Principles of Restaurant Operations | 3 | | CUL 110 | Food Service Nutrition | 2 | | CUL 115 | Food Service Sanitation and Safety | 3 | | CUL 130 | Hot Foods I | 3 | | CUL 140 | Culinary Principles I | 3 | | CUL 150 | Garde Manger I | 3 | | CUL 160 | Bakery and Pastry Production I | 3 | | CUL 230 | Hot Foods II | 3 | | CUL 250 | Garde Manger II | 3 | | CUL 260 | Bakery and Pastry Production II | 3 | | Total | 29 |
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