Food and Beverage Management

  • Cardiff's Metropolitan University |
  • English

Description

This course introduces students to the main constituents of food and beverage management system model, menu planning and analysis and quality assurance. It introduces productivity control, marketing of food and beverage products and service, and the properties of beverage and methods of their storage. It presents methods of purchasing food and beverage, the food and beverage receiving, storage and inventory and evaluation of food and beverage operations. It states the responsibilities and duties of food and beverage department staff and managing of food and beverage department, banquet and cafeteria management and other types of sales and delivery system.

Program

B.Sc. Hotel Management

Objectives

  • • Distinction between the different types of food and beverage management system model.rn• Develop menu, production systems and procurement. rn• Apply quality standards to food and beverage management.rn• Know the purchasing techniques of food and beverage.rn• Identify the responsibilities of the food and beverage staff.rn

Textbook

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Course Content

content serial Description
1Introduction to food and beverage management. Standard industrial classification.
2Sectors of food and beverage outlets. Cost and market orientation.
3The food and beverage . Food and beverage management
4Responsibilities of food and beverage management. Constraints of food and beverage management.
5Food and beverage outlets. Commercial catering for general market
6Commercial catering for a restricted market.
7Subsidized or welfare sector. 7th week exam.
8Menu pricing styles, menu schedules, and types of menus./field Trip
9Menu planning, menu design and evaluating the menu.
10Organization of food and beverage operations. People in food service.
11Samples of organization charts. Career paths in food service.
1212th week exam
13Food and beverage marketing. Feasibility studies. Ongoing marketing research.
14The marketing plan. Sales.
15Advertising plan. Public relations and publicity.
16Final exam.

Markets and Career

  • Generation, transmission, distribution and utilization of electrical power for public and private sectors to secure both continuous and emergency demands.
  • Electrical power feeding for civil and military marine and aviation utilities.
  • Electrical works in construction engineering.

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