Faculty Syllabus

CHEF-2301 Intermediate Food Preparation


Ryan Swank


Credit Spring 2024


Section(s)

CHEF-2301-001 (74345)
LEC Th 9:00am - 9:50am HLC HLC2 1318

LAB Th 10:00am - 1:20pm HLC HLC2 1318

Course Information

Section Information

Course Name, Number, Section & Synonym CHEF-2301-001-74345
Course Description Continuation of previous food preparation course. Topics include the concept of pre-cooked food items, as well as scratch preparation. Covers full range of advanced food preparation techniques. Including menu planning and development, planning and executing entire menus as in line production, and the ability to revise classic recipes to make them newer, lighter and healthier, and creating and executing your own recipes.
Instructional Method LEC
Location Highland Campus - HLC - HLC2 - 1318
Course Days & Times Th 9:00am - 9:50am
Credits & Contact Hours 3 Credit Hours / 16 Contact Hours
Prerequisites Minimum grade of C in each course: CHEF 1205, CHEF 1301, CHEF 1340 or IFWA 1319 (can be taken concurrently), IFWA 1317.
Instructional Method LAB
Location Highland Campus - HLC - HLC2 - 1318
Course Days & Times Th 10:00am - 1:20pm
Credits & Contact Hours 3 Credit Hours / 64 Contact Hours
Prerequisites Minimum grade of C in each course: CHEF 1205, CHEF 1301, CHEF 1340 or IFWA 1319 (can be taken concurrently), IFWA 1317.

Instructor Information

Name Ryan Swank
ACC E-Mail Address ryan.swank@austincc.edu
Office Location
Office Phone Number 5122235502
Office Hours
Other Information
Course Requirements
  • Course Requirements

    CHEF 1205 Sanitation and Safety, CHEF 1301 Basic Food Preparation, CHEF 1340 Meat Preparation and Cooking (Corequisite), IFWA 1217 Food Production and Planning, IFWA 1310 Nutrition and Menu Planning, PSTR 1301 Fundamentals of Baking

     


Readings
  • Readings

    Textbook / Materials:

    • Professional Chef, 9th Edition 
    • Author: Culinary Institution of America
    • Publisher: Wiley
    • ISBN: 9780470421352

Course Subjects
  • Course Subjects

    A study on advanced cooking methods, composition, and related topics.  Labs will consist of identification and production of various cooking techniques, service styles and culinary concepts. Lecture and lab periods will focus on advanced product identification and uses.Transferability of workforce courses varies. Students interested in transferring courses to another college should speak with their Area of Study (AoS) advisor, Department Chair, and/or Program Director.

    COURSE RATIONALE

    This course provides a basic understanding of cooking techniques and their applications and allows the opportunity for the student to execute cooking techniques, food principles, and usage of commercial kitchen equipment. 

     


Student Learning Outcomes/Learning Objectives
  • Student Learning Outcomes/Learning Objectives

    STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES, GENERAL EDUCATION COMPETENCIES, & SCANS

    Knowledge Based:                  

    • Identify and demonstrate knowledge of the advanced cooking methods practiced in the course.
    • Implement professional standards in food preparation.
    • Demonstrate an advanced knowledge of menu/ food production and planning.
    • Work effectively and demonstrate professional behavior with a partner

     

    Skill based:        

    • Demonstrate proficient knife skills and advance knife cuts
    • Apply food production equipment properly and safely
    • Apply principles of food handling, preparation and storage.
    • Display proficiency in the advanced cooking techniques practiced
    • Implement and use current standards of Sanitation practices and food handling. 
    • Apply presentation principles successfully to food items 
    • Apply menu planning and critical thinking to food re-interpretation 
    • Perform quality work. Maintain positive relations with others through teamwork and group   participation.  Exhibit appropriate work habits and attitudes; demonstrate willingness to compromise.  Identify behaviors for establishing successful work relationships.  Cooperate with authority and accept supervision and direction.  Demonstrate a positive attitude, accepted conversation skills, and personal hygiene.
    • Prepare food items using the grill, fry, saute, braise, poach, roasting, and other various advanced cooking methods.
    • Preparation of cheese and various other cultured items.
    • Advanced preparation of legume,grain, fruit and vegetable dishes.
    • Preparation of various a la minute style dishes.

    Learning Outcomes

    • Perform quality work in a professional manner within a group
    • Properly display and identify various cooking techniques practiced within course 
    • Properly create, budget, and execute an original food item

    After completion of this course, the student will:

    • Identify and properly operate equipment and advanced culinary hand tools.
    • Identify and perfectly execute appropriate knife skills.
    • Execute proper professional kitchen behavior.
    • Execute proper sanitation and food handling procedures.
    • Comply with and practice safe work habits, identify safety hazards, employ preventative safety measures.
    • Perform quality work. Maintain positive relations with others through teamwork and group participation.  Exhibit appropriate work habits and attitudes; demonstrate willingness to compromise.  Identify behaviors for establishing successful work relationships.  Cooperate with authority and accept supervision and direction.  Demonstrate a positive attitude, accepted conversation skills, personal hygiene.
    • Identify and properly demonstrate the cooking techniques practiced in the lab.

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Published: 01/22/2024 13:05:09